Breaking News: Ki’ele “Ele” Ho-Ching, 2026 Top Prospect, Commits to Oklahoma Sooners Softball
In a highly anticipated announcement, Ki’ele “Ele” Ho-Ching, one of the top softball prospects in the nation, has committed to play for the Oklahoma Sooners. On3 recently ranked her as the second-ranked infielder and third-ranked overall player for the 2026 class, further solidifying her status as a future superstar in college softball. Ho-Ching, an elite talent from Hawaii, made her decision to join Coach Patty Gasso’s powerhouse program official, sending ripples through the softball world.
Standing at 5’7″ with an all-around game that has earned her national attention, Ho-Ching is known for her exceptional defensive skills, smooth fielding, and explosive bat. As an infielder, she has the ability to dominate both at shortstop and second base, showcasing impressive range and a strong arm. Offensively, her quick hands and ability to drive the ball make her a constant threat at the plate. Ho-Ching’s combination of athleticism and mental toughness has made her one of the most coveted recruits in the 2026 class.
The Oklahoma Sooners, fresh off another championship run, have been a dominant force in NCAA softball, and Ho-Ching’s commitment adds yet another top-tier talent to their already stacked roster. Coach Gasso has built a legacy of success, and Ho-Ching’s decision to join the Sooners speaks volumes about the program’s ability to attract elite players.
Ho-Ching’s commitment is seen as a major victory for Oklahoma, as it continues to maintain its status as one of the top programs in the country. Fans are excited to see how the Hawaiian standout will fit into the Sooners’ future and are eagerly anticipating her arrival in Norman.
With Ho-Ching’s commitment, Oklahoma’s 2026 recruiting class is shaping up to be one of the most impressive in recent memory, ensuring the Sooners remain a dominant force for years to come. Stay tuned for more updates on her journey to Norman.
