Caravaca brings veteran bat, big-game poise, and elite catcher value to MSU
In the 2025 season at North Florida, Kirsten Caravaca hit .345 with 57 hits, 34 RBI, and a .491 slugging percentage, then arrived at Michigan State as a senior captain and primary catcher. Her calling card is the two-way package: dependable offense, gap power, and defense that controls the running game—she threw out a baserunner for the 12th time in 2026, tying for first in the Big Ten and 35th nationally. Add postseason experience, leadership, and a reputation as a defensive stalwart, and she looks like a high-floor fit for teams needing steadiness and toughness behind the plate.
