Jadyn Glab gives Washington a power-hitting, all-defense anchor behind the plate
Glab entered 2026 as Softball America’s preseason No. 9 catcher and D1 Softball’s No. 7 catcher, a sign that she is viewed nationally as one of the position’s top two-way players.[2] In 2025, she started all 54 games, hit .304 with 15 home runs and 41 RBI, and paired that bat with a .991 fielding percentage and nine runners thrown out stealing, making her a high-impact fit for teams that value run production, durability, and defensive reliability.[2][6] Recent big-game power, including a two-run homer against Stanford, reinforces that she can change games in a hurry.[3][5]
