Makayla Jardine is turning limited reps into real pop for Robert Morris
In the 2025 season, Jardine showed efficient production in a small sample, batting .250 with a .438 slugging percentage in 11 appearances while logging four runs, two hits and two RBI, and her 2026 form is trending up after a career-best three-RBI game and her second career home run against Morgan State. The big takeaway: she’s an emerging catcher/utility bat who can deliver clutch power without needing a heavy volume of at-bats. Add in her NFCA All-America Scholar Athlete recognition, and you get a player who brings upside, discipline, and smart-team fit energy.
