Penn’s steady-gap infielder with pop and production
In the 2026 season, Michael Powell emerged as a reliable Penn Quakers infielder, playing 23 games with 20 starts at third base and hitting .246 while setting career bests in hits (15), runs (13), RBIs (8), doubles (4), and a triple.[3] He flashes extra-base upside, showed big-game juice with a three-hit, three-run outing against Lafayette, and has already delivered in key spots with doubles and RBI chances.[11][8] He looks like a fit for teams valuing a contact-oriented corner infielder who can handle third base, lengthen an order, and keep the offense moving without needing the spotlight every night.[3][13]
