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OU Softball: Alynah Torres Signs With OKC Spark

The Sooners softball alumna was an instrumental piece of back-to-back title runs in 2023 and 2024.

Bryce McKinnis

Oklahoma's Alynah Torres (40) gestures next to Texas' Leighann Goode (43) after reaching second base during the Big 12 Tournament championship game on May 11, 2024.
Oklahoma's Alynah Torres (40) gestures next to Texas' Leighann Goode (43) after reaching second base during the Big 12 Tournament championship game on May 11, 2024. / Bryan Terry / USA TODAY NETWORK

OKLAHOMA CITY — Alynah Torres supporters won't have to travel far to support her continuing softball career.

The former Oklahoma Sooners utility player, who started 47 games this spring and was twice a national champion with OU, has signed a contract to play with the Oklahoma City Spark for the 2024 season, the team announced via Twitter on Monday.

The Spark's home-opener against Great Britain at Devon Park — where Torres won 23 games in 24 tries during her collegiate career — is scheduled for Thursday at 7 p.m.

Torres batted .331 with a .993 fielding percentage as the Sooners claimed their fourth national championship in-a-row while recording 42 hits and 46 RBI.

Torres started 43 games in 2023 and fielded a perfect 1.000 while batting .350 after transferring from Arizona State, where she played from 2020-22. The Glendale, Ariz. native led a stellar prep career at Cactus High School. She was a four-time All-Arizona player.

Former Sooner teammates Rylie Boone, Jayda Coleman and Kinzie Hansen each made their Spark debuts at the Coca-Cola Scenic City Pro Cup in Chattanooga, Tenn. last week.

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Bryce McKinnis
BRYCE MCKINNIS

Bryce is a contributor for AllSooners and has been featured in several publications, including the Associated Press, the Tulsa World and the Norman Transcript. A Tishomingo native, Bryce’s sports writing career began at 17 years old when he filed his first story for the Daily Ardmoreite. As a student at the University of Central Oklahoma, he worked on several award-winning projects, including The Vista’s coverage of the 2021 UCO cheer hazing scandal. After graduating in 2021, Bryce took his first job covering University of Tulsa and Oral Roberts University sports for the Tulsa World before accepting a role as managing editor of VYPE Magazine in 2022. - UCO Mass Communications/Sports Feature (2019) - UCO Mass Communications/Investigative Reporting (2021) - UCO College of Liberal Arts/Academic presentation, presidential politics and ideology (2021) - OBEA/Multimedia reporting (2021) - Beat Writer, The Tulsa World (2021-2022) - Managing Editor, VYPE Magazine (2022-2023)

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