UTL / OF | University of Oregon | Senior
About Elon Butler
Elon Butler is a senior utility player from San Jose, California, who transferred to Oregon after a prolific three-year career at Cal. A powerful right-handed bat with speed and defensive versatility, Butler has been the centerpiece of Oregon’s 2026 offense, leading the Ducks in nearly every major hitting category. Her combination of power and contact makes her one of the most complete offensive players in this draft class.
College Career Highlights
- At Cal (3 seasons): 37 home runs, 112 RBI, 157 hits, 25 doubles, 28 stolen bases; 2024 All-Pac-12 Second Team
- 2025 NFCA All-West Region Third Team (outfield) at Cal
- 2026 at Oregon: leading team with .437 batting average, 52 hits, 12 home runs, 48 RBI
- First player in Oregon softball history to hit for the cycle (6-for-6 vs. Iowa)
Connect with Elon Butler
- Official School Bio: Oregon Ducks Athletics
Other 2026 AUSL Draft Prospects
- Jordy Frahm — University of Nebraska, RHP / Utility
- Sydney Berzon — University of Oklahoma, RHP
- Mihyia Davis — Texas Tech University, OF
- Jade Hylton — University of Virginia, MIF (Shortstop / Second Base)
- Eden Bigham — University of Virginia, RHP
- Arianna Rodi — University of South Carolina, 1B
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Frequently Asked Questions
What position does Elon Butler play?
Elon Butler is a utility player and outfielder who has played multiple positions throughout her career. At Cal she played second base, and at Oregon she has primarily played outfield while providing lineup flexibility.
Where did Elon Butler transfer from?
Butler spent three seasons at the University of California, Berkeley, where she hit 37 home runs and earned All-Pac-12 honors, before transferring to Oregon for her senior season.
Is Elon Butler eligible for the 2026 AUSL Draft?
Yes. As a college senior in the 2026 season, Butler is eligible to be selected in the 2026 AUSL College Draft on May 4, 2026 on ESPN2.
What records has Elon Butler set?
Butler became the first player in Oregon softball history to hit for the cycle, going 6-for-6 against Iowa during the 2026 season.