Jordan Rayner brings pop, patience, and run-producing juice to Georgia State
In the 2025 season, Georgia State infielder Jordan Rayner led the Panthers with 6 home runs, added 25 hits, 14 runs, 5 doubles, and 2 triples in 46 appearances, and also showed discipline with 10 walks and 10 hit by pitches; her 2026 season was limited to 4 games by injury, though she still hit .273 with a double. Rayner looks like a fit if a team wants a middle-infield bat with real gap-to-power juice, plate patience, and proven clutch upside—basically the kind of hitter who can change a game with one swing and still make pitchers work for every out.
