A native of Round Rock, Wells arrived at Alabama after a standout freshman season at the University of Houston, immediately emerging as one of the most impactful power hitters in the SEC. She played a key role in Alabama’s return to the Women’s College World Series, including a pivotal home run against UCLA that became one of the defining moments of the Crimson Tide’s postseason run.
In her freshman season at Houston, Wells hit .341 with 10 home runs and 47 RBIs. She elevated her game further at Alabama, batting .369 with 24 home runs, 68 RBIs, a .496 on-base percentage, and an .844 slugging percentage, ranking among the nation’s most productive offensive players and climbing Alabama’s single-season home run leaderboard.
Wells was ranked No. 26 overall nationally in the 2024 recruiting class by Extra Inning Softball and represented Team USA at the WBSC U-18 World Cup, where she hit .467 with two home runs. During her breakout season at Alabama, she earned SEC Player of the Week honors and became one of the faces of the Crimson Tide’s Women’s College World Series run. Media outlets and analysts consistently highlighted her as a game-changing power hitter, with multiple postseason headlines centering on her clutch performances and impact in Alabama’s lineup.
