Five 2025 Outfielders To Watch

This year's high school senior class is full of future college softball stars, and that includes several impactful outfielders. But before the best outties in the class of 2025 begin their collegiate playing careers, they still have some things to achieve at the high school and club levels.   Below, we examine five outfielders to watch this season from the 2025 recruiting class.    Minor, an Oklahoma commit, is a Southern California product with all the experience she needs to be wildly successful at the next level. A true triple-threat from the left side, Minor plays for one of the best high school and club programs in the country, and is seasoned when it comes to competing at the highest level of the sport. We expect her to make an immediate impact for the Sooners when she steps on campus next fall.     The Michigan native is a big pick-up for an up-and-coming University of Virginia squad. Griffith is a complete athlete with impressive speed and an undeniable energy about her. She has plus instincts both in the outfield and on the bases, and can quickly change the game with all the tools she possesses.     A natural athlete from the start of her childhood, Sneed is the quiet-studious type off the field. On it, she is one of the best talents in her class, which is why she is committed to the University of Texas. In Sneed, the Longhorns will get a skilled outfielder and a power threat who can do some serious damage at the plate.     A member of the Puerto Rican junior national team, Roman is an Alabama commit with a bright future ahead of her. She is a speedy and powerful outfielder, who also has a cannon of an arm. With impressive experience at both the club and international levels of softball, we expect Roman to make an immediate impact for the Crimson Tide.     Johnson's speed is well-suited for the SEC, which makes her a great fit for LSU. The lefty outfielder is the coach's kid at the club level, with her father leading both her club team and the entire Unity organization. A PGF national champion, Johnson comes from a winning pedigree, which will undoubtedly help her succeed at the Division 1 level.

This year's high school senior class is full of future college softball stars, and that includes several impactful outfielders. But before the best outties in the class of 2025 begin their collegiate playing careers, they still have some things to achieve at the high school and club levels.