Arizona Softball Inks Four in Signing Class

TUCSON, Ariz. – Arizona Softball has signed four of the nation's top players, announced by head coach Caitlin Lowe.

Arizona's signing class includes two infielders, one outfielder, and one pitcher. Molli Daley, an outfielder from Tucson, Ariz., Rylie Holder, a right-handed pitcher from Fulshear, Texas, Kezi Lucas, an infielder from Pauoa, Hawai'i and Sina Talataina, an infielder from San Diego, Calif. have signed to play for the Wildcats.

"We are so excited to welcome this group to Arizona," head coach Caitlin Lowe said. "This class brings a lot of pop offensively and they are all competitors and excellent teammates. Rylie has a very strong arm from the right side and will be the perfect addition to our bullpen. Sina and Kezi will add depth to our infielder and bring some power to our lineup. Molli is another righty with a strong arm in the outfield and will bring a lot of speed offensively. We can't wait to welcome this group to the Wildcat Family."

Molli Daley
OF | Tucson, Ariz. | Salpointe Catholic H.S.

Three-time Arizona 4A state champion with Salpointe Catholic H.S. (2022, 2023, and 2024)
Helped Salpointe finish the 2023 season as the No. 10 high school team in the nation
Two-time All-Region 4A Kino honorable mention
Southern Arizona Softball 4A first team honoree in 2024
Helped her club team, Impulse Nielson, to a third-place finish at the Fireworks Power Pool Colorado in 2024

Molli says: "I chose the University of Arizona because ever since I can remember it has been my absolute dream to play softball for the U of A. I love all the coaches, the family atmosphere, and the fact that Arizona is an amazing and historic program.

Rylie Holder
RHP | Fulshear, Texas | East Bernard H.S.

Ranked #4 by Extra Inning Softball in their 2025 regional rankings
Ranked #10 by Line Drive Media Elite 100 2025
Led her club team, Impact Gold, to a third-place finish at the 18U Alliance National Championship
Helped Impact Gold to a second-place finish at the 16U Alliance National Championship

Rylie says: "I chose to attend the University of Arizona because it felt like home. I fell in love with the school at a camp and that was that. All the coaches are the absolute best and being there with everyone feels like family."

Kezi Lucas
INF | Pauoa, Hawai'i | Kamehameha Schools Kapalama

Helped Kamehameha Kapalama finish first place in league in 2023
Played club softball with LK Black Hawai'I for three years, Hawai'I Strikers for five years, and Team Kulia for two years
2024 All-State first team
2023 All-State first team

Kezi says: "I choose the University of Arizona because it was a place where I felt at home and where I could see myself growing into a woman and developing professionally. The coaches, players, and students are all incredibly kind and friendly."

Sina Talataina
INF | San Diego, Calif. | Cathedral Catholic H.S.

Two-time TCS National Champion with Athletics Mercado in 2022 and 2024
Named the CCHS Offensive Player of the Year as a junior
Was a National Championship finalist with Athletics Mercado at the 18U PGF National Championship game
Helped lead Athletics Mercado 14U to the Alliance National Championship game in 2022
Three-time all-conference honoree at Cathedral Catholic High School
Two-time second-team All-City in her freshman and junior years

Sina says: "I chose the University of Arizona because of the beautiful campus, the diversity, the amazing softball program, and how close it is to home."

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