Detroit Mercy’s Aleah Tanguay brings speed, versatility and clutch upside to the outfield
Aleah Tanguay profiles as a versatile left/right-center-field option for Detroit Mercy with real speed tools and some clutch DNA: as a freshman, she drove in the game-winning run for her first career hit and finished that outing with two hits, an RBI and two runs scored.[2] Her prep showcase data points to plus run speed for the level, with a 3.04 home-to-first and 12.07 home-to-home time, plus outfield velocity measured at 56 mph.[3] The bat has been quieter at the college level so far in 2026, but her athleticism, defensive flexibility and game-changing speed make her a useful fit for teams valuing range and energy.[5]
