Seton Hall’s Figliolino brings contact bats, speed, and steady catching energy
In the 2026 season, catcher Elisabeth Figliolino appeared in 30 games and started 11, hitting .226 with 11 runs scored and a .333 on-base clip, while showing useful versatility as a runner and defensive option for Seton Hall.[1][2] Her profile is more grinder than slugger: she comes from a strong high-school resume, has already logged meaningful college innings early in her career, and fits as a high-motor, team-first backstop who can contribute without needing the spotlight.[1][2]
