Missouri’s pitching took a hit Monday.

Rising Mizzou softball senior Tori Finucane will be transferring to Minnesota, and former Mizzou baseball commit Dalton Feeney announced that he will instead attend North Carolina State.

We are excited to add @tori_finucane5 and @AllieArneson to the Gopher softball family!
Read- https://t.co/HQ5aH6GqAT pic.twitter.com/7SwYFOuNFf

— Minnesota Softball (@GopherSoftball) August 1, 2016

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Proud to announce that I have committed to North Carolina State. Thanks to all that have helped me along this journey. Go Wolfpack

— Dalton Feeney (@feeney2303) August 1, 2016

Finucane had a strong freshman season for the Tigers. She earned First Team All-Southeastern Conference honors and was the SEC Freshman of the Year. The Maryland native had a productive sophomore season, but injuries limited her playing time in 2016.

The news of Finucane’s departure comes two weeks after [ace pitcher Paige Lowary’s announcement that she will transfer to Oklahoma](https://www.themaneater.com/stories/2016/7/15/ace-missouri-softball-pitcher-paige-lowary-transfe/). The Tigers now have only three pitchers on their 2017 roster.

Feeney was one of the Tigers’ top recruits from the high school class of 2016. [In April, he told The Maneater that he has touched 96 mph in games](https://www.google.com/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=dalton%20feeney%20maneater).

After the news of Feeney’s decision to transfer, MLB.com writer Jim Callis tweeted that he sees the pitcher as having first-round draft potential.

Don't be surprised if @feeney2303 goes 1st rd as sophomore in 2018 @MLBDraft. Already up to 96 & promising brk stuff https://t.co/hYiQ4M4Czv

— Jim Callis (@jimcallisMLB) August 1, 2016

Feeney was drafted by the Detroit Tigers in the 40th round of this year’s MLB First-Year Player Draft, but he did not sign.

_Edited by Theo DeRosa | tderosa@themaneater.com_