Arizona softball starting 3B Jenna Sniffen to transfer
Sniffen becomes the second Arizona Wildcat to announce her intentions to leave
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA - MAY 17: Infielder Jenna Sniffen #33 of the Arizona Wildcats catches a line drive hit during the sixth inning of the game against the Duke Blue Devils during Game 7 of the NCAA Softball Durham Regional on May 17, 2026 in Durham, North Carolina. (Photo by Alex Halloway/Getty Images) | Getty Images While three members of the Arizona Wildcats softball team were expressing their pride at being Wildcats, intentions of returning, or love of being at Arizona, rumors about another player preparing for departure were making their way around. Those rumors turned out to be true as sophomore third baseman Jenna Sniffen announced her intention to transfer on Saturday afternoon.
Mahalo Tucson🤍 I will be entering the transfer portal with 2 years of eligibility remaining pic. twitter. com/jprb8uqhfI — Jenna Sniffen (@jennasniffenn) May 23, 2026 Sniffen has been Arizona’s starting third baseman both years in Tucson.
She appeared in a total of 115 games, all as a starter. She was a strong defender both seasons. In 2026, she was second on the team with 13.
93 defensive runs saved, trailing only centerfielder Regan Shockey ’s 14. 85. Sniffen’s DRS ranked 31st in Division I softball.