BREAKING NEWS: Am leaving….

Auburn softball secured its third transfer commitment in just six days with the addition of Kylie Brockman, a catcher transferring from Arkansas, who announced her move to Auburn on Friday afternoon.

“So extremely excited and thankful,” Brockman shared on social media. “War Eagle!”

As a freshman at Arkansas in 2024, Brockman saw limited playing time, appearing in nine games with 10 at-bats, drawing two walks, and scoring two runs.

Despite limited college experience, Brockman was highly ranked coming out of Piper High School in Kansas City, listed as the No. 19 prospect in Extra Inning’s 2023 Extra Elite 100. She was also a standout travel ball player.

During the summer before her freshman year at Arkansas, Brockman excelled with Elite Fastpitch’s 18U team, hitting 14 home runs, 28 extra-base hits, and 53 RBIs, with a .435 on-base percentage.

In addition to her softball achievements, Brockman is a two-time powerlifting state champion and the Kansas 5A runner-up in javelin. She joins former Oklahoma pitcher SJ Geurin and former Ole Miss transfer Ma’ Nia Womack as the latest additions to the Tigers’ roster.