Danielle Biehl brings speed, versatility, and left-handed spark to Montana’s outfield
In the 2026 season, Danielle Biehl emerged as a useful multi-role Griz piece: she played in 30 of 54 games, made nine starts, scored nine runs, and added three hits with two doubles while stealing two bases in two attempts. Montana also used her in all three outfield spots and as a pinch runner, underscoring her versatility and quick-twitch value. Reports from the program describe her as a left-handed hitter who can bunt, slap, or drive the ball and pressure defenses with her speed, which makes her a smart fit for teams needing athletic depth and disruptive baserunning.
