Amelia Styskal-Ward gives Stonehill a young, competitive arm in the circle
In the 2026 season, Stonehill sophomore pitcher Amelia Styskal-Ward has shown flashes of value in relief and spot starts, including three scoreless innings in a March win over Wagner, but her season line also reflects some hard lessons against stronger lineups. What makes her interesting is the combination of early-career resilience and starter-grade upside: she was already trusted in the circle as a freshman, and Stonehill’s coverage highlights her as a key piece during NEC play. If your team needs a developing pitcher with competitive fire and room to grow, she fits the mold.
