Thornton brings everyday power and durability to Queens’ outfield
Olivia Thornton looks like a reliable middle-of-the-order outfielder for Queens, starting 52 games in 2025 and hitting .297 with 46 hits, 27 RBI and 8 home runs, which points to real run-production upside[7]. Her profile suggests a strong, physical bat for a D1-level player, and her full-season workload indicates dependability and everyday value[7][6]. She also appears to have moved into a summer ball opportunity with the 2026 Bandits, a sign she is continuing to compete against quality opposition and stay active in development[3].
