Savanna McHale is Binghamton’s big-game left arm with starter guts and late-inning edge
In the 2026 season, Savanna McHale showed real two-way value for Binghamton: she logged 20 appearances with six starts, ranked second on the team with six wins, and delivered multiple complete-game efforts, including outings against Colgate and Princeton. She also flashed postseason poise with 1.2 scoreless innings against Michigan in the NCAA Tournament. What makes her interesting is the versatility: in 2025 she led the America East with three saves, so she can start, finish, and handle pressure. Add strong high-school pedigree and toughness, and she looks like a competitor who can fit a staff needing flexibility.