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WVU Lands Top Oklahoma Catcher Cash Williams
11 Jun
Summary
- Cash Williams, a top catcher from Oklahoma, committed to West Virginia.
- Williams was a highly-rated high school player with impressive stats.
- He did not play for Tennessee and has four years of eligibility remaining.
West Virginia's baseball program is building momentum for the upcoming season with the addition of transfer catcher Cash Williams. Williams, originally from Choctaw, Oklahoma, committed to the Mountaineers on Wednesday.
As a high school player, Williams was recognized as the top catcher in Oklahoma and among the best nationally. His senior season stats included a .505 batting average, 12 home runs, and 46 RBI. He was also named a 2025 ABCA/Rawlings High School All-America Second Team selection.
Williams did not appear in any games for the Tennessee Volunteers during his time there, leaving him with four years of eligibility. He is noted for his athleticism, comparable to other successful catchers at West Virginia, and possesses a strong arm with a reported 1.8-second pop time. His offensive potential includes developing into a power hitter.
The Mountaineers' recruiting class for 2026 also includes numerous pitchers, infielders, and outfielders, alongside other transfer portal additions.
