Montana Fouts
Status Injured - Out for Season; Team Klingler placed Montana Fouts on the Injury Reserve List (lower-body)
Biography
Montana Fouts is a 6-foot-1 professional softball pitcher from Grayson, Kentucky. She was acquired in the 9th Round of the 2025 Inaugural Draft following a collegiate career at Alabama.
Personal Life
Family: Married Andrew Williamson in September 2025.
Education: Bachelor’s degree in psychology and master’s degree in sport hospitality from Alabama.
Background: Owns four dogs, two cows, two goats, and 14 chickens.
Professional Experience
Athletes Unlimited Pro Softball, AUX & AUSL (2024–2025)
2025 AUSL All-Star Cup: Registered 656 total leaderboard points. Led the league with eight appearances, three saves, and posted a 2.72 ERA with 12 strikeouts.
2025 AUSL Regular Season: Compiled a 2.71 ERA, a 3-2 record, and three saves over 31.0 innings. Threw the first complete game shutout in AUSL Championship history.
2024 AUX Season: Tallied 856 leaderboard points, fashioning a 2-3 record with 20 strikeouts over 19.2 innings.
International Experience (2019–2026)
Team USA: Led Team USA to a Gold medal at the 2022 World Games with a 0.00 ERA. Guided the US to the 2019 WBSC U-19 Women’s Softball World Cup title. Member of the 2026 National Team pool.
College Experience: Alabama (2019–2023)
Career Statistics: Authored a 100-32 record with a 1.66 ERA and 1,181 career strikeouts. Threw four perfect games and five no-hitters.
Graduate Year (2023): Consensus First-Team All-America selection who led NCAA Division I with 323 strikeouts in 230.0 innings.
Senior Year (2022): 24-8 record with a 2.10 ERA and 275 strikeouts.
Junior Year (2021): 2021 NFCA Pitcher of the Year after leading the country with 349 strikeouts. Posted a perfect game at the WCWS.
Freshman Year (2019): 2019 SEC Freshman of the Year with a 21-6 record and 193 strikeouts.
Awards & Honors
National Honors: 2023 Honda Award for Softball. Four-time finalist for USA Softball Collegiate Player of the Year.
All-America: Four-time NFCA All-America selection (First-Team as a junior and graduate student).
Academic: Three-time College Sports Communicators Academic All-America selection.
Career Stats
Career stats do not include AUX season stats.