Infielder | Michigan | Texas Volts 2025-2026 | Retired
About Sierra Romero
Sierra Romero is one of the greatest players in Michigan softball and Big Ten Conference history, earning four NFCA All-America selections and three Big Ten Player of the Year awards. She was named the 2016 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year and won the Honda Sports Award, finishing her career as the first player to reach the 300-300-300 plateau in hits, RBI, and runs.
Career Highlights
- Four-time NFCA All-American
- Three-time Big Ten Player of the Year
- 2016 USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year
- 2016 Honda Sports Award winner for softball
- First player in NCAA history to record 300 hits, 300 RBI, and 300 runs
- Career .441 batting average with 82 home runs and 305 RBI at Michigan
AUSL Profile
Sierra Romero played the 2025 and 2026 AUSL seasons with the Texas Volts, who took her with the first pick of the 12th round in the league’s inaugural 2025 draft. She played her final game on July 18, 2026, at Hillsboro Ballpark in Oregon, where a sold-out crowd stood to send her off, and retired after a 10-year professional career.
Before the AUSL, the USSSA Pride drafted her second overall in the 2016 National Pro Fastpitch draft, and she joined Athletes Unlimited Pro Softball in 2022. She has since been named to the Athletes Unlimited Board of Directors.
2026 AUSL Season
2026 regular season with the Texas Volts:
- Games: 21
- Batting average: .167
- Home runs: 3
- RBI: 8
Sources: AUSL official stats, AUSL: Sierra Romero retires.
Frequently Asked Questions
What AUSL team did Sierra Romero play for?
Sierra Romero played for the Texas Volts in 2025 and 2026. She retired from professional softball after the 2026 season.
Where did Sierra Romero play college softball?
Sierra Romero played college softball at Michigan.
What position does Sierra Romero play?
Sierra Romero played infield.