Georgia’s steady infield spark with postseason pop
Emily Digby has grown into a high-impact, right-handed infielder for Georgia, hitting .362 with 11 home runs, 44 RBIs, and a .432 on-base percentage in the 2026 season, while also handling a heavy defensive load at shortstop[1][8]. Her calling card is consistency with edge: she paired that production with an SEC-tournament reputation for clutch energy, including a go-ahead homer, and Georgia’s coverage has highlighted her as a vocal, high-motor presence in the dugout[12]. She looks like a fit for teams that want toughness, power, and a player who raises the competitive temperature without needing the spotlight[8][12].
