Tiare Jennings Announces Wedding Date in Emotional Celebration of Love and Legacy
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In a moment filled with joy, tears, and heartfelt emotion, softball superstar Tiare Jennings has officially announced her wedding date marking a beautiful new chapter in her life off the field. The former Oklahoma Sooners legend and current Team USA infielder shared the news with fans, teammates, and family during an intimate celebration that was equal parts romantic and nostalgic — a tribute not only to her relationship but to the legacy she’s built as one of the most admired athletes in women’s sports.
Jennings, 24, made the announcement alongside her fiancé, former college baseball player Noah Ramirez, whom she met during their student-athlete days at the University of Oklahoma. Their relationship, built on shared values of discipline, faith, and support, has been a quiet but powerful presence in Jennings’ life as she rose to stardom through NCAA dominance and international success.
We’ve been through so much — long-distance games, the highs of championship wins, and the lows of personal battles. But through it all, love has been our home,” Jennings said during her emotional toast at the announcement ceremony. “I’m beyond excited to say we’re getting married on June 28, 2026.
The announcement event, held in Tiare’s hometown of San Pedro, California was more than a typical engagement party. It was a celebration of Jennings’ heritage, accomplishments, and the family and community that raised her. From Polynesian floral décor to her iconic No. 23 jersey being displayed alongside childhood photos and championship memorabilia, the gathering symbolized her journey from a little girl with a dream to one of the most decorated collegiate athletes in recent memory.
Jennings, a three-time national champion with the Oklahoma Sooners, spoke about how her career shaped her view on love and purpose.
Softball taught me loyalty, leadership, and how to fight for what matters. I’m bringing that same fire into our marriage.
Since the announcement, tributes and congratulations have poured in from across the sports world. Former teammates like Jocelyn Alo Jayda Coleman, and Kinzie Hansen expressed their excitement on social media, with Alo writing:
Tears in my eyes! So happy for you, sister. From championship rings to wedding rings — you deserve every bit of joy. Love you always. #23Forever
Even Oklahoma head coach Patty Gass shared her thoughts, saying:
Tiare has always led with grace and strength. Her next chapter is just as inspiring as her last. We’re all so proud of her.
While Jennings continues to train with Team USA ahead of the 2026 World Cup of Softball, she plans to take a brief pause next summer to enjoy her wedding and honeymoon before returning to the field. Sources close to her say she’s also in talks for a memoir and a youth softball mentorship program that aims to inspire the next generation of girls in sports.