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University of Oklahoma Athletics
November 06, 2026 | Soccer
NORMAN — The Enos family of Fort Worth, Texas, has pledged a transformative $1.125 million philanthropic commitment to the University of Oklahoma soccer program, OU Vice President and Director of Athletics Roger Denny announced Friday. The gift will fund upgrades to the program's locker room and other team areas, while also supporting the Soccer Championship Fund.
The Enos Family has deep ties to Oklahoma Athletics. Sisters Jennifer and Michelle were Sooner soccer student-athletes. Their parents, Ted and Kathy, have been long-time supporters of OU, while Ted is also an alumnus. The sisters competed during the early years of the program, with Jennifer playing at OU from 1999-2002 and Michelle from 2002-2005.
The locker room renovation will include updated lockers, restrooms and modernized branding, and is expected to be completed by the start of the 2027 season.
The second floor of the John Crain Field Press Box, which serves as a team meeting space and film room, also has undergone renovations. Completed earlier this fall, the improvements were unveiled to the team during a special announcement in September. The updated space features new seating, wall graphics and carpeting, as well as enhanced technology to support film study and team preparation.
The portion of the gift supporting the Soccer Championship Fund will address the program's greatest needs, including recruiting and developing world-class student-athletes.
Statement From the Enos Family
"The University of Oklahoma has been such an integral part of our family for generations, and we are grateful to give back to a place and a program that resonates deeply with us. Going back to the beginning, our decision to attend Oklahoma was made in part from the desire to help build something special and make a lasting impact. Today, that same spirit drives us. We believe in the future of this program and the vision taking shape, and we cannot wait to see what lies ahead for OU Soccer."
Statement from OU Head Soccer Coach Matt Mott
"We are extremely grateful for the generosity of the Enos family and the relationship we have built with them. Their commitment to Oklahoma Soccer will have a tremendous impact on our current and future Sooners. When they shared their interest in getting involved this past year, we knew it had the potential to be transformative for our program.
Having Jenn and Michelle involved as alumni makes this even more special. Our alumni are an important part of the OU Soccer family, and their continued connection to the program helps strengthen the foundation we are building for the future. We are excited about what lies ahead and look forward to seeing Oklahoma Soccer continue to grow and thrive for years to come."
"We are incredibly grateful to the Enos Family for their extraordinary generosity and, just as importantly, their enduring belief in Oklahoma. Their gift invests in the future of our soccer program at a time when the sport is growing rapidly worldwide and gaining momentum here in Oklahoma. Under Coach Mott's leadership, we have an exciting opportunity to build something special, and investments like this help ensure our student-athletes have the resources and environment to compete at the highest level. It's a commitment our alumni and all of Sooner Nation can be proud of, and we're thankful to the Enos Family for helping move Oklahoma Soccer forward."
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