OU has lost one of its outfielders to the transfer portal. Sophomore Maya Bland announced on Instagram Wednesday afternoon that she’s taking a new path and will cherish her time as a Sooner. This announcement comes just days after Oklahoma ended its season prematurely due to an upsetting loss to Texas Tech in the semifinals of the Women’s College World Series.

NORMAN — OU softball outfielder Maya Bland announced Wednesday via social media she has entered the transfer portal. Bland started seven games in two seasons with the Sooners and hit .277. Bland hit a game-winning three-run home run at Devon Park in an 11-3 win against Oklahoma State on April 9 and served as one of Patty Gasso's top pinch-runners.

Despite all the turnover and parity the sport witnessed, Patty Gasso led OU softball to an SEC title and the WCWS semifinals.

Oklahoma outfielder Maya Bland announced that she will enter the transfer portal on Wednesday. Bland made the announcement on her Instagram account, saying, “Thank you Sooner Nation for the love and support that you’ve shown me these past two years,

The semifinals of the College Softball World Series have arrived. Texas Tech and Oklahoma meet on Monday night to vie for a spot in the championship.

Cydney Sanders blasted two home runs and the Oklahoma Sooners survived another day in the NCAA softball WCWS with a 4-1 win against the Oregon Ducks.

After so much turnover at the end of 2024, the Sooners' roster looks much more stable ahead of the 2026 season.

If we include every sport in every level of the NCAA, then hang on to your freaking hats, because Ohio’s Kenyon College had the two longest ever: 31 and 17 in a row for its men’s and women’s swimming and diving programs, both lasting from the 1980s and into the 2000s.