steady middle-infield spark for CCSU
Ryan Scialabba gives Central Connecticut a contact-first, game-speed infielder who can impact innings with his bat, glove, and baserunning. In the 2025 season, he hit .250 with a .464 OBP and .864 OPS in 15 games, showing real value as a table-setter rather than a pure slugger[1]. In 2026 box scores, he’s appeared at shortstop and chipped in key run production, including an RBI against Norfolk State and a 1-for-4 night with a run scored at UMass[3][6]. The fit? Smart, scrappy, and versatile — the kind of player coaches trust when they want clean defense and competitive at-bats, not just highlight-reel noise.
