Hannah Di Genova turned into Nevada’s damage dealer, and the numbers are loud
In the 2026 season, Nevada first baseman Hannah Di Genova exploded into one of the Mountain West’s most dangerous bats, earning conference Player of the Year after hitting .423 with 24 home runs, 78 RBIs, and a .958 slugging percentage. She also owned big-moment credentials, including a walk-off grand slam and a stretch of national recognition after a 9-for-9 weekend against Utah State. The fit is obvious: middle-of-the-order thunder, proven clutch, and the kind of senior-season surge that can carry a lineup.
