The University Of Arizona Wildcats are a major team with eight national championships. Arizona has been one of the sport’s most successful programs for decades and is part of the big three of NCAA softball alongside UCLA and Oklahoma. The Wildcats have eight national championships, twenty five WCWS appearances, and thirty seven NCAA tournament appearances. Their best years were 1994 and 2001 seasons. Those seasons stand out for their exceptional achievements. The 1994 team finished 64-3, was ranked #1 all year, and won the NCAA championship, while the 2001 team led by Jennie Finch, won their 6th championship with a 65-4 record and Finch’s perfect 32-0 season.
The Wildcats head coach is Caitlin Lowe. Caitlin took over as the seventh head coach in program history; she is a former player for this team. They have a total of nineteen players. The Wildcats key players and transfers for the 2026 season. There are six key players: Grace Jenkins, Carlie Scupin, Jenae Berry, Addison Duke, Tele Jennings, and Serenti Trice. The Arizona Wildcats coaches are excited about the 2026 season, particularly with the additions of talented transfers and the incoming 2026 recruiting class. Head coach Caitlin Lowe expressed enthusiasm for the new recruits who will add depth to various positions, while acknowledging the need to rebuild the pitching staff after significant departures.
Their head coach is proud of the team’s fight and growth from the 2025 season. The 2025 season ended with a 48-13 record, a second place finish in the big 12 and hosting regionals. Their 2026 season schedule has not been released yet. Schedules for the upcoming season are typically announced in the fall as of mid October. Information on the teams roster additions for 2026 has been announced and they will play their home games at Rita Hillenbrand Memorial Stadium in Tucson, AZ.
