Jordyn Madrigal brings gap power, hustle, and lineup stability for CBU
In the 2026 season, Jordyn Madrigal was a dependable California Baptist contributor with a .196 batting average, 20 hits, 7 RBI, and 4 doubles across 51 games, while also flashing value in key moments like a two-run double in Arlington and an RBI hit against Southern Utah.[1][2][3] What makes her interesting is the combo package: catcher/utility versatility, contact-first offense with some gap power, and a steady, team-first profile that shows up in leverage spots—not just box-score noise.[1][2][3] If a team wants a grinder who can handle multiple spots and keep the offense moving, she’s a smart fit.[1][2]
