NETFLIX ANNOUNCES POWERFUL NEW DOCUMENTARY: ONE FOR THE AGES – THE PATTY GASSO STORY
LOS ANGELES, CA — In a moment destined to ignite pride and nostalgia in the hearts of softball fans everywhere, Netflix has officially announced the upcoming release of One for the Ages: The Patty Gasso Story, a groundbreaking documentary chronicling the legendary career of University of Oklahoma head softball coach, Patty Gasso.
Set to premiere globally on August 23, 2025, the film promises a deeply emotional and richly detailed look at the life, legacy, and leadership of one of the most influential figures in the history of women’s sports. From her humble beginnings as a junior college coach in California to her meteoric rise in Norman, Oklahoma, Gasso’s story is one of grit, faith, vision—and countless championships.
The documentary features never-before-seen footage, exclusive interviews with former players including Jocelyn Alo, Keilani Ricketts, and Lauren Chamberlain, as well as commentary from sports icons like Billie Jean King, Nick Saban, and Sue Bird. It also explores the cultural impact of Gasso’s dynasty at OU, where she built a program that not only dominated on the field but also reshaped the national perception of collegiate softball.
Netflix executive producer Dana Whitman described the film as “more than a sports documentary—it’s a story of leadership, love, mentorship, and the power of belief.” With over 1,500 career wins and seven NCAA titles (including the iconic three-peat from 2021–2023), Gasso’s impact is undeniable.
Viewers will witness her battles with doubt, criticism, and even personal health scares, all while continuing to mentor young women to greatness. The trailer, released online this morning, already has over 12 million views and is trending globally under #GassoNetflix.
“This is for every girl who was ever told she couldn’t,” Gasso says in the final scene of the trailer. “We didn’t just play softball—we built a legacy.”
One for the Ages: The Patty Gasso Story is a must-watch. Streaming exclusively on Netflix starting August 23.