Grambling’s Aliyah Dugars brings steady glove work at first base, but the bat still needs to catch up
In the 2025 season, Aliyah Dugars showed value as a dependable defender at first base, finishing with a 1.000 fielding percentage and appearing in 10 games for Grambling State, but her offensive production was modest, with a .200 batting average and limited power output.[1] The strongest case for her is reliability and clean handling at a premium infield spot; the main question for a roster fit is whether a team needs a defense-first corner infielder who can develop further at the plate.[1]
