Jayla Campos brings contact pop, speed, and versatility for Morgan State
In the 2026 season, Jayla Campos was a productive sophomore for Morgan State, batting .242 with a .615 OPS across 32 games and 25 starts, while also showing early-season impact by ranking among the NCAA’s statistical leaders after Week 3 with a .667 average[2][15]. The biggest eye-catcher is her all-around utility: a 4'11" C/3B who can move around the diamond, put the ball in play, and create value on the bases and with situational work—she had a 2-RBI game against George Washington and was used in sacrifice/pressure situations, which speaks to trust from the staff[5][10]. Her profile suggests a scrappy, high-effort fit for teams that want toughness, versatility, and offensive spark over pure power[1][2].
