Isabella Manory brings power, pressure contact, and impact behind the plate for Marist
In the 2025 season, Manory hit .261 with eight home runs, 25 RBIs, 29 runs scored, and a team-high nine hit-by-pitches, showing a catcher who can change games with both pop and toughness at the plate. Her profile suggests a grinder with real lineup value: she also added four stolen bases and four sacrifice bunts, and Marist highlighted her behind-the-plate skills as the kind that earned attention even after a late recruiting rise. That combination makes her a strong fit for teams wanting a competitive catcher with on-base savvy, edge, and run-producing upside.[4][7][5]
