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OU forward Liz Scott announces season-ending shoulder injury

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Skylar Vann and Liz Scott

Junior forward Skylar Vann and senior forward Liz Scott during the game against Kansas State on Mar. 1

Redshirt senior forward Liz Scott announced Friday that she will be out for the season with a shoulder injury. 

“I’m disappointed to announce that I’ll miss the season with a shoulder injury,” Scott said on her post. “I wanted nothing more than to be out there with my teammates this year, but I know they’ll do incredible things without me on the court. I plan on attacking my rehab to the best of my ability and coming back stronger than ever. To all of Sooner Nation, thank you for all the love and I can’t wait to cheer on this team with you guys.”

OU head coach Jennie Baranczyk offered her own comments on the matter to local media day on Thursday.

“The loss of Liz is devastating,” Baranczyk said. “She’s worked really hard. If you’d ask anyone on our team, they’d be like ‘she’s the leader.’ She’s just going to move over in a different seat and different capacity.”

Liz Scott started in all 33 games in 2022. She averaged 8.6 points and 6.3 rebounds per game, while shooting 12.5% from 3-point range and 50.5% from the field. Her absence brings a blow to the Sooners, who lost the trio of Taylor Robertson, Ana Llanusa, Madi Williams this offseason.

Oklahoma is set to face Wichita State in its home opener at 12:00 p.m. on Monday, Nov. 6 in Norman.

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