Lauren Holt is Cornell’s middle-of-the-order wrecking ball at catcher
In the 2026 season, Holt turned into an Ivy League problem nobody wanted, leading Cornell in batting average (.474), home runs (19), RBI (66), slugging percentage (1.015) and on-base percentage (.565), while earning Ivy League Co-Player of the Year and NFCA All-Region honors.[3][5] She’s the rare catcher who brings both loud power and real value behind the plate, with a proven history of starting every game at the position in 2024 and consistently climbing the Cornell record books; if your team wants a tough, high-motor run producer with proven big-stage production, she fits beautifully.[1][10]