Jordan Marlo brings elite contact skills and run-producing punch to West Georgia
In the 2025 season, Jordan Marlo stood out as one of Florida’s most feared prep hitters before heading to West Georgia, batting .513 with a .652 on-base percentage, 39 hits, 38 runs, 10 doubles, 3 home runs, and 20 stolen bases while finishing third in Rural Player of the Year voting. He looks like a high-upside infielder because he combines bat-to-ball consistency, strike-zone discipline, and sneaky power with real speed; the kind of player who can pressure defenses and spark an offense. His track record suggests a competitive, reliable run-maker with impact potential if the hit tool translates quickly.
