Texas softball secures commitment from top transfer catcher Samantha Swan
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 10, 2026, 6:35 PM
Last updated Jun 10, 2026
Texas Longhorns softball has added Samantha Swan, the top catcher in the transfer portal, to its roster. Swan, a Georgetown, Texas native previously with Arizona State, announced her commitment on social media. After a standout junior season, during which she hit.383 with 12 home runs, she brings significant experience to Texas as they chase a third consecutive national championship. With former catcher Reese Atwood out of eligibility, Swan will have one season to contribute. She is recognized as the No. 1 catcher by Softball America and provides lineup flexibility, having also played in the outfield during her collegiate career.
- •Samantha Swan transfers from Arizona State to Texas softball.
- •She had a breakout season with 12 home runs and 55 RBI.
- •Swan is ranked as the No. 1 catcher in the transfer portal.
- •Texas aims for a third straight national championship next season.
- •Swan announced her decision on social media.
- 6:35 PMYahoo Sports — Top transfer catcher commits to Texas softball
"The Texas Longhorns have landed the top catcher in the transfer portal, securing a commitment from Samantha Swan.
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