Oklahoma State Cowgirls Softball Tickets

You're in the know with the Oklahoma State Cowgirls Softball — a program built on consistency, grit, and big moments. From five consecutive Women's College World Series appearances through 2024 to a milestone 50th anniversary season in 2025, OSU softball delivers competitive, entertaining play at Cowgirl Stadium in Stillwater, Oklahoma. This page offers a detailed biography, discography-like highlights of achievements, and upcoming fixtures you can secure now. Like having a friend on the inside, we’ve got you covered for tickets, schedules, and where to watch.

Head coach Kenny Gajewski has led OSU since 2015, guiding the Cowgirls to five WCWS berths and building a competitive, fan-friendly program. Follow the team for updates on social media @CowgirlSB and @osusoftball for the latest results, promotions, and in-game happenings. Most OSU games stream on ESPN+, with home/away schedules varying by weekend. Check the official schedule for exact times and broadcast details.

Whether you’re a longtime supporter or new to softball, securing tickets to a Cowgirls game means experiencing fast-paced hitting, sharp defense, and the energy of Stillwater’s home crowd at Cowgirl Stadium (capacity ~750). Tickets are typically available for individual games and selective multi-game packages. Stay connected with the team’s official channels for updates on dates, venues, and any changes to the schedule, including the 2025 50th anniversary season. Socials: follow @CowgirlSB on X (Twitter) and @osusoftball on Instagram with official updates and reminders. We’ve got you covered for a straightforward, no-fuss ticket buying experience.

Upcoming 2025 schedule highlights include Puerto Vallarta College Challenge in Puerto Vallarta, MX (Feb 6-8), Shriners Clearwater Invitational in Clearwater, FL (Feb 12-14), Michelle Short & Adam Brown Tournament in Conway, AR (Feb 21-23), series at Texas Tech in Lubbock, TX (Mar 6-8), a home stretch against Houston in Stillwater (Mar 14-16), Iowa State in Stillwater (Apr 10-12), Kansas in Lawrence (Apr 24-26), and the Phillips 66 Big 12 Championship in Oklahoma City (May 8-11). Games are subject to broadcast on ESPN+ depending on the weekend. For specific times and streaming details, check the official schedule.