Texas softball adds to 2028 recruiting class with commitment from infielder Ainsley Morvan
The pledge of infielder Ainsley Morvan gives Texas softball four commitments for the 2028 recruiting class
Texas softball has bolstered its 2028 recruiting class with the commitment of infielder Ainsley Morvan. Hailing from Logansport, a town on the Texas border, Morvan is a Louisiana native who has strong ties to the Longhorns. She currently plays for the Texas Bombers Gold travel ball club, alongside 2028 Texas commitments Michaela Landers, Zoey Abdullah, and Emree Masaad.
In her final season at Logansport High School, Morvan hit 22 home runs, leading her team to a 22-11 record and a spot in the third round of the Louisiana state playoffs. Despite her 5-foot-3 stature, Morvan is not a slap hitter, instead hitting 22 home runs last season. Ranked 77th in Rivals' 2028 class rankings, Morvan will join a class led by No. 1 recruit infielder Michaela Landers and Line Drive Media's No. 4-ranked pitcher Lauren Schellhammer.
The class also includes Abdullah, the 61st-best player in her class according to Rivals. The Longhorns, currently ranked 10th in the 2028 Rivals team rankings, are preparing for their back-to-back national championship defense, with stars Teagan Kavan, Katie Stewart, and Kayden Henry returning for another strong season. The team continues their fall ball season at 6 p.m. on Tuesday against Texas State.
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