Mia Scott

Mia Scott is a 5-foot-5 professional softball utility player from Angleton, Texas. She was selected from the Reserve Athlete Pool on June 16, 2025, following a collegiate career at Texas.

Personal Life

Background: Started playing softball at age four and also competed in cheerleading, soccer, volleyball and basketball growing up. Calls leading Texas to the 2025 NCAA Division I title her proudest accomplishment.

Family: Daughter of Cassandra and Garvin Scott, and one of six children. Her brother, Gerard, played football at Arkansas Tech and Angelo State.

Professional Experience

AUSL (2025)

2025 AUSL Regular Season: Earned a starting assignment in 17-of-18 games for the Volts after being selected from the Reserve Athlete Pool. Compiled a .262 batting average with 11 hits, one home run, and six RBIs.

International Experience (2021)

Team USA: Member of the Team USA U-18 Junior Women’s National Team in June 2021.

College Experience: Texas (2022–2025)

Scott was a four-year letter winner at Texas who started all 255 career games. Led the Longhorns to their first NCAA Women’s College World Series championship in 2025.

Career Statistics: Fashioned a .401 career batting average with 314 hits, 57 doubles, 14 triples, and 28 home runs.

Senior Year (2025): Texas's leading hitter with a .446 average, logging 86 hits, 18 doubles, and 10 home runs. Drove in 60 runs and posted 28 multi-hit efforts.

Junior Year (2024): Compiled a .404 batting average, recording 76 hits, five triples, and 12 home runs.

Awards & Honors

All-America: Consensus Second-Team All-America selection as a senior.

All-Conference: Four-time All-Conference performer, including First-Team status in her final three seasons.

World Series: Two-time NCAA Women’s College World Series All-Tournament Team selection.