Mia Williams has turned Texas Tech into a power threat — and a postseason problem for everybody else
In the 2026 season, Mia Williams became Texas Tech’s lineup engine, hitting .430 with 27 home runs, 87 RBI, 93 runs, 24 doubles and a .921 slugging percentage while starting all 71 games and even flashing perfect defense in key early-weekend action[2][12]. Her separator is loud, game-changing power paired with big-moment poise: she delivered a walk-off homer against Alabama in the WCWS and produced multiple clutch bombs against Florida, her former team[6][7]. Add in her record-setting production, durable everyday role, and high-intensity edge, and she looks like the kind of infielder who changes a team’s ceiling rather than just its box score[2][5].
