Eliana Raposo brings proven two-way value with a polished bat and an award-winning track record
Raposo looks like a smart fit for a team that values a versatile, competitive player with a real résumé: UMass lists her as a graduate student outfielder, and her background includes two-time ECC Player of the Year honors plus 2024 NFCA Division II All-American recognition[4][6]. In 2026, she has shown usable production at the plate with a .224 average, 1 home run, 5 RBI, and 10 runs scored[3]. Her differentiator is not just stats—it’s sustained excellence, athletic flexibility, and the kind of high-end experience that usually translates well to winning environments[4][6].
