Nevada Softball is set to welcome four talented transfers for the 2026-27 season. Coach Hayward emphasized their ability to improve the team's performance in the Mountain West, highlighting their skills in offense, defense, and pitching. The new recruits鈥擲adie Guyette, Ashlyn Graklanoff, Sami Potvin, and Annika Hollingsworth鈥攂ring experience and leadership that can help propel the team toward championships.

By the Numbers
  • Sadie Guyette led the NWAC in batting average at .584 with a record 136 RBIs.
  • Ashlyn Graklanoff posted a .375 on-base percentage with a career total of 36 home runs in high school.
  • Sami Potvin threw Iowa State's first perfect game in over 40 years, striking out nine in five innings.
  • Annika Hollingsworth completed six games, including two shutouts, while pitching 51.1 innings.
State of Play
  • The Wolf Pack aims to strengthen their roster ahead of a competitive season.
  • Each transfer fills critical gaps in the team, especially in pitching and infield play.
What's Next

The impact of these new recruits will be closely monitored as they integrate into the team during preseason training. Their performance in early-season games will be crucial for building momentum in the conference.

Bottom Line

The addition of these transfers positions Nevada Softball as a stronger contender in the Mountain West, with a promising outlook for the upcoming season focused on winning championships.