Hunter Alvord brings power-speed upside and proven infield production to Sam Houston
Alvord is a high-impact **infield** addition with a track record of doing damage in multiple ways: at Barton in 2024, he hit .342 with 17 home runs, 55 RBI, 29 stolen bases, and 68 runs scored, while also drawing 37 walks and posting 19 multi-hit games.[1] He was a high-school standout too, hitting .459 with 25 steals and earning Kansas Class 4A co-player of the year honors, which suggests more than raw stats—he plays with competitive edge and consistency.[2][3] If you want an offense-first infielder who can pressure pitchers and create extra bases, he fits the profile.[1][2]
