Kyndal Todd brings Cal a sneaky-dangerous bat with pop and versatility
In the 2026 season, Kyndal Todd has been one of Cal’s most productive hitters, posting a .252 average with 7 home runs and 21 RBI across 44 starts, while also adding speed on the bases. She’s a compact 5-4 INF/OF who brings real lineup flexibility, and her early-season production included a team-leading stretch of home-run power and timely RBI against ranked competition. The appeal is the blend: power, scrappiness, and enough defensive versatility to fit multiple roster constructions. If your team wants a multi-position bat who competes hard and can change a game with one swing, Todd fits the bill.
