Yale’s clutch infield spark with steady gloves and timely bats
In the 2026 season, Elena Ohe emerged as one of Yale’s most dependable all-around pieces, starting 41 of 44 games and hitting .259 with 21 RBI while flashing a .891 fielding percentage and late-game poise. Her calling card is clutch production: she delivered a walk-off double against Hofstra and a walk-off RBI hit against Princeton, showing real nerves-of-steel value in tight spots. Add in strong academic recognition and a reputation for steady infield play, and she looks like the kind of reliable, high-IQ fit coaches love.