Emma Jackson brings Cal a steady, high-contact infield bat with speed and versatility
In the 2026 season, Emma Jackson hit .260 with a .614 OPS for California, adding 26 hits, 6 RBI, and 10 stolen bases in 48 at-bats—so she’s more table-setter than thunder, but she keeps the offense moving[1][8]. The bigger draw is her all-around profile: she played in 51 games the season before at Boston College, showed gap power with 10 doubles and 5 triples in 2025, and has the kind of dependable, scrappy infield presence that coaches love for lineup flexibility and energy[1][4].
