Seattle Softball
Seattle University · Redhawks
WCC · Seattle, WA
$54K
In-state tuition
Up to 25
Scholarships
allowed under 2025 roster-limit rules (funding varies by program)
73%
Graduation rate
Room & board: $15K
NCAA Tournament 1 of last 5 years
2023-2024 data via IPEDS
Seattle softball at a glance
Where the program sits and what a year here costs. How athletic aid works in D1.
- Conference level
- High Major
- Est. year, all in
- $69,033Tuition & fees plus room & board. Excludes books, travel and any aid.
- Debt as a share of year-10 pay
- 26%Median debt divided by median earnings 10 years after entry. Lower is easier to pay back.
- Total enrollment
- 7,182
Cost, debt and enrollment: IPEDS 2023-2024 and College Scorecard. Conference level: CommitBound.
Program Info
- Division
- D1
- Conference
- WCC
- Location
- Seattle, WA
- Scholarships
- Up to 25 (2025 roster rules)
What Seattle Coaches Look For
Recruiting benchmarks for Mid-Major programs. Min = on the radar, Competitive = solidly in the pool, Elite = stands out.
See how your metrics compare to Seattle's standards.
Try CalculatorBenchmarks compiled from recruiting services. Individual programs may have different expectations based on roster needs.
Quick Fit Check
Enter your top metrics to see how you compare to Seattle's Mid-Major standards.
Recruiting Timeline
D1 contact rules for Seattle. Select your graduation year to see personalized deadlines.
Class of 2028 — currently a Junior
When Coaches Can Contact You
1 p.m. Central on September 1 of junior year — coaches can call, text, email, and DM on social media
Campus Visits
Official and unofficial visits are allowed from 1 p.m. Central on September 1 of junior year, but a dead period usually covers the first days of September (August 28–September 3 in 2026-27), so visits start once it ends. Walking a campus on your own is allowed anytime.
Offers & Commitments
No recruiting conversations, so no verbal offers, before 1 p.m. Central on September 1 of junior year; verbal offers are not binding. A school can't put an aid offer in writing until August 1 of senior year. Softball has one signing date (the second Wednesday of November of senior year) and no separate spring period; each school sets its own final deadline. (The written offer of athletics aid replaced the NLI in October 2024.)
Key Dates
- 1 p.m. Central, September 1 of junior year — calls, texts, emails and DMs open; visits follow after the early-September dead period
- August 1 of senior year — a school may put an aid offer in writing
- Second Wednesday of November, senior year — signing opens (no spring period)
Updated for 2026-27 NCAA rules
Ready to start your recruiting journey?
Create your accountCoaching Staff
Geoff Hirai
Head Coach
h•••@seattleu.eduTory Yamaguchi
Assistant Coach
t•••@seattleu.eduKK Humphreys
Assistant Coach
k•••@seattleu.eduGuy Shinsato
Assistant Coach
g•••@seattleu.eduSomething wrong? Report a coaching change
Tournament Attendance
ExclusiveListed by the organizer
Upcoming events whose organizer currently lists Seattle on their attending-college list. Attendance is set by organizers and can change.
Seen Seattle at a tournament? You do not need the coach's name. Report a coach sighting
Camps & Clinics
Camp dates not yet available for Seattle.
Search for "Seattle softball camp" for the latest information.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I get recruited by Seattle University softball?
Start by filling out the Seattle University recruiting questionnaire, then email the coaching staff directly. Attend camps and showcases where Seattle University coaches are present. CommitBound can help you track your outreach and build recruiting habits.
Does Seattle University offer softball scholarships?
Seattle University is a D1 program. Up to 25 scholarships are allowed under the 2025 roster-limit rules, though funding varies by program.
Who is the head coach at Seattle University?
The current head coach is Geoff Hirai. Verified coach email access is available with a free CommitBound account.
Follow Seattle Softball
Location
Recruiting Difficulty
This is a competitive D1 program. Strong travel ball and academic credentials are expected. Start reaching out to coaches early.
Graduate Outcomes
- Median earnings (10yr)
- $75,272/yr
- Median earnings (6yr)
- $64,656/yr
- Median student debt
- $19,883
- Admission rate
- 77%
Consider ROI — 10-year median earnings vs. four years of published tuition
Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard; tuition from IPEDS.
Academic Profile
- Avg. net price
- $34,662/yr
- Students on Pell Grant
- 24%
- SAT range (EBRW + Math)
- 1200–1430
- ACT range
- 23–30
Avg. net price is the actual average cost after aid — not sticker tuition. Source: U.S. Department of Education College Scorecard.
Interested in Seattle?
No card and no time limit — the free plan is yours to keep. When you want more, Pro unlocks unlimited schools and coach emails for $10/month. It launches November 1.
Create your accountMore D1 Programs in WA
Quick Facts
- Division
- D1
- Conference
- WCC
- State
- WA
- Camps Listed
- Coming soon
Similar Programs
View all WCC softball programs →
Programs with similar academics, cost, and competitiveness to Seattle
Explore Softball in Washington
Camps in Washington
Find prospect camps and clinics at Washington programs
Tournaments in Washington
Browse upcoming softball tournaments and showcases
Seattle Recruiting Questionnaire
Direct link to the official questionnaire and what to have ready
All Recruiting Guides
Step-by-step guides for every stage of recruiting
We work hard to keep all data for Seattle accurate and up-to-date, but we sometimes miss changes or get something wrong.
Recruiting at Seattle?
No card and no time limit — the free plan is yours to keep. When you want more, Pro unlocks unlimited schools and coach emails for $10/month. It launches November 1.