Corie Shull brings speed-first value and opportunistic baserunning to Arizona State
In the 2026 season, Corie Shull has been used mostly as a pinch runner/utility option, and that role fits her best: she’s a quick, low-drama spark who can pressure defenses, take the extra base, and score from third on productive contact.[1][3][5] She made her collegiate debut in ASU’s opener in 2026 and has already shown she can turn limited chances into runs, including her first career score on a Katie Chester single.[1] For a team needing energy, versatility, and situational speed more than headline offense, she looks like a useful depth fit.[1]
