Haley Lee

Haley Lee is a 5-foot-7 professional softball catcher from Kingwood, Texas. She was acquired in the 6th Round of the 2026 Allocation Draft following a collegiate career at Texas A&M and Oklahoma.

Personal Life

Hobbies: Lee enjoys playing Fortnight, puzzles, coloring books, riding motorcycles, traveling, hiking and walking her dog, Rex.

Background: She wears No. 45 in honor of former Houston Astros player Carlos Lee and counts Sahvanna Jaquish among her softball idols. She credits Craig Snider and Oklahoma head coach Patty Gasso as people who made a difference in her life and was starstruck the first time she met Gasso. Her most prized possessions are her scrapbooks, and her proudest accomplishments are winning the 2023 NCAA Division I championship with Oklahoma and setting the Texas A&M single-season home run record.

Education: She earned a bachelor's degree in sport management from Texas A&M with a minor in recreational, park and tourism sciences.

Family: Haley is the daughter of Nichole and Steven Lee.

Professional Experience

Athletes Unlimited Pro Softball & AUSL (2023-2024; 2026-)

2026 AUSL Regular Season (Oklahoma City Spark): Lee started 17 of 22 games for the Oklahoma City Spark, splitting time between first base, catcher and designated hitter. She recorded six hits in 46 at-bats, including a double, and drove in her lone run against Carolina on July 18.

2024 AUX Season: Finished 16th overall during her debut with 960 leaderboard points. Posted a .276 batting average with eight hits, including a home run and two doubles.

2023 Championship Season: One of 14 players selected in the AU Pro Softball College Draft.

Other Professional Experience (2023–2025)

WPF & Spark: Selected No. 13 overall in the 2023 WPF Draft by the Oklahoma City Spark. Batted .287 with five home runs during her rookie regular season. Hit .294 with a team-high eight home runs during the 2025 season.

College Experience: Texas A&M & Oklahoma (2019–2023)

Career Statistics: Started 249-of-254 career games between Texas A&M and Oklahoma. Finished with a .366 batting average, 61 home runs, and 181 RBIs.

Graduate Year (2023, Oklahoma): Led Oklahoma to the 2023 NCAA Division I title. Named Most Outstanding Player at the Big 12 Tournament.

Texas A&M (2019-2022): Fashioned a .365 batting average over four years with 47 home runs and 130 RBIs. Started all 59 games as a senior, leading the Aggies with 22 multi-hit games. Established program single-season records with 25 home runs and a .955 slugging percentage in 2021.



Awards & Honors

All-America: Third-Team NFCA All-America selection in 2021. Second-Team All-America by D1Softball in 2023.

Conference Honors: First-Team All-Big 12 (2023) and First-Team All-SEC (2022).

National Honors: Recognized as Softball America’s NCAA Most Improved Player in 2021.