Josh Arquette brings real middle-infield thump to UTSA
Arquette enters UTSA after a strong 2025 at Panola JC, where he hit .355 with 17 doubles, 10 home runs, 47 RBIs and 9 stolen bases in 46 games, and his 2026 UTSA line shows he can still contribute as a contact-driven infielder with some extra-base pop. His appeal is the balanced profile: he offers everyday infield versatility, enough power to change a game, and enough speed to add value on the bases. The biggest reason to care is that he looks like a plug-and-play bat with a competitive offensive ceiling, though his production has already shown some swing between levels and against tougher league competition.[1][2][4]
