Ball State’s Power-Hitting INF with a 484 Career BA and 15 HRs
Ayvah Cullen, a 5'3" sophomore infielder from Defiance, Ohio, stands out as Ball State’s most consistent power threat with a 484 career batting average over 96 games, 15 home runs, and 98 RBIs [2]. In the 2026 season, she posted a .227 AVG with 15 hits and 7 RBIs in 29 games, showing resilience despite a modest start [6][10]. Her differentiator is explosive bat-to-ball intensity—she blasted 4 HRs in just 3 winter scrimmage games with a 9/11 hit rate [7]. Cullen’s R/R swing, elite facilities access, and strong team culture make her a high-upside, low-risk fit for teams needing infield power and clutch hitting [2][9]. No reported injury history; her intensity and ‘Bulldog’ mentality drive her performance [7].
