Kelsie Bandelow brings contact pop and infield versatility for Mount St. Mary's
Bandelow has been one of Mount St. Mary’s more dependable run-producing pieces in 2026, including a 4-for-9 stretch with a home run and team-high five RBI early in the season, while also showing she can drive in runs from the middle of the order and handle SS/2B duties.[6][7][9] What makes her interesting is the combination of defensive flexibility, opportunistic offense, and steady game-to-game involvement—she looks like a fit for teams that value competitive, utility-style infield play over pure power.[3][4][6]
