CLEMSON, S.C. - Clemson Softball head coach John Rittman announced three newcomers to the program on National Signing Day. Natalie Brozaitis, Zariya Mabion, and Taylor Workman will all join the Tigers in the fall of 2027 and sit as the No. 20 ranked signing class according to Softball America/Rivals.
“We are extremely excited to welcome our 2027 recruiting class to the Clemson family. We have put together another solid class of very competitive student athletes who will make an immediate impact,” said Rittman. “This is a very talented class that will improve the quality of our team, and we cannot wait to help these young women develop both on and off the field.”
Natalie Brozaitis • OF • L/R • Rancho Murieta, Calif. • Pleasant Grove HS
- Ranked No. 110 by Softball America/Rivals in 2026
- Three-time All League
- Three-time All Region
- Line Drive Softball No. 14 prospect (2024)
- Line Drive Softball No. 9 prospect (2025)
- PGF 2022 Premier Champion
Brozaitis: “I chose Clemson because of the people. When I visited, all the girls on the team were super welcoming and the program immediately felt like family. I clicked really well with the coaches, and it was the perfect fit. I also love the atmosphere on campus. I just had "the feeling" and knew it was the place I was meant to be.”
Zariya Mabion • OF • L/R • Raymore, Mo. • Raymore-Peculiar HS
- Ranked No. 41 by Softball America/Rivals in 2026
- 2025 Undefeated Missouri Class 5 State, District, and Conference Champs
- Missouri Class 5 All-Tournament Team
- Two-time first team all-district
- Two-time academic all-state
- Two-time all regional selection
- Two-time all-conference selection
- Softball America No. 47 nationally, No. 2 in Missouri of 2025
- Line Drive Softball No. 10 prospect of 2025
- Top Gun 18u National Team member
Mabion: “I chose Clemson because even though I knew very little about the school and had never been to South Carolina, it felt like home within just two days. The warmth of the people and the faith the coaching staff had in me made me feel truly valued. Learning how young Clemson softball is made me even more excited because I want to help build this program into something unforgettable. The coaches believe in my future, and I believe just as strongly in the future of Clemson softball. That’s why I chose Clemson.”
Taylor Workman • INF • L/R • San Mateo, Calif. • Aragon HS
- Ranked No. 57 by Softball America/Rivals in 2026
- Two-time league player of the year
- San Mateo Daily Journal 2026 Softball Player of the year
- Peninsula Athletic League Co-Player of the Year
- Helped 16U team be crowned Top Club Nationals Champions
- Hitting .613 with 103 hits and 82 runs scored during high school career
Workman: “I chose Clemson because every aspect felt like a perfect fit, regarding both softball and school.”
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