Late-season starting catcher who delivered in clutch spots for Saint Mary’s
Andrea De La Rosa emerged as Saint Mary’s starting catcher late in her freshman season, starting the final 14 games behind the plate and delivering a key two-RBI hit in the Gaels’ NCAA postseason win over Idaho State.[1][3] At 5'3" with a right-right profile, she is not a power bat yet, but her value comes from steadiness, timely contact, and catching trust—traits that matter for a team looking for a reliable, competitive backstop who can handle pressure and keep an offense moving.[2]
