Charlie Iriotakis brings gap power, speed, and senior leadership to William & Mary
In the 2026 season, Iriotakis emerged as a steady middle-order threat for William & Mary, batting .286 with 38 runs, eight doubles, four triples, seven home runs, 33 RBI, and 20 walks in 52 games, while also giving the Tribe defensive versatility and experienced senior presence.[1][2] His biggest differentiator is a well-rounded offensive profile: extra-base pop, enough patience to get on base, and impact speed that showed up in his team- and league-level triple numbers. He also flashed big-game production, including a career-high six RBI against Towson and five RBI vs. Princeton, which suggests he can deliver in leverage moments.[3][4]
