Julieta Roa is Princeton’s spark-plug outfielder and table-setter
In the 2026 season, Julieta Roa broke out for Princeton with a .336 average and .388 on-base percentage, while adding 23 runs and 8 stolen bases in Ivy action-heavy production[3]. She’s not a loud-stat slugger; her edge is speed, bat-to-ball feel, and run creation from the top and middle of the lineup, plus the kind of hustle that shows up in pressure games—she reached base, stole bags, and scored in Princeton’s postseason run[8][13]. A former high-school captain and repeated all-league honoree, she looks like a high-floor, high-motor fit for a team needing contact, energy, and defensive outfield versatility[1][7].
