Top 2030 Prospects To Watch In Oregon

Oregon continues to demonstrate that it is home to some of the fastest-rising young softball talent in the country. And the 2030 class is already impressive, featuring players who exhibit elite skills, maturity, and potential beyond their years. With powerful arms, disciplined hitters, and all-around athletes capable of impacting the game on both offense and defense, these players are quickly making a name for themselves.   Below, Prep Softball takes a look at some of Oregon's most promising 2030 prospects who are already gaining recognition this fall.    Stevie Wolfe is a 2030 pitcher and utility player for TN Mojo NW 2030 - Nelson. She is a self-made star recognized for her relentless work ethic. Wolfe stands out with her power and command in the pitching circle, where she dominates hitters with elite velocity and spin for her age. When she's not in the circle, you will find her as an exceptional lockdown third baseman. Wolfe's offensive stats are impressive, with a .650 batting average, a .712 on-base percentage, and a .990 slugging percentage. With an outstanding 0.79 ERA, Stevie Wolfe is one of the most well-rounded young athletes in her class. Her consistency and power at the plate make her a name to watch for years to come.     Olivia Hillison is an outstanding second baseman in the 2030 class, competing for the Oregon Blaze Drucker 14U team. She plays with quiet confidence and unmatched consistency. Her even-keeled demeanor consistently helps her team, while her performance speaks volumes, batting .542 with a .619 OBP this fall and striking out zero times. Hillison is a lefty slapper who puts pressure on defenses and gets on base. Defensively, she's dependable and smooth at second base with a .946 fielding percentage. Olivia Hillison may not be the loudest player on the field, but her consistent presence, discipline, and reliability make her one of the most trusted players on any roster around.     Jayna Benjamin is another 2030 pitcher and utility player for TN Mojo NW 2030 - Nelson. She embodies versatility and impact with her play. Whether she's in the circle, securing the infield, or stepping up to bat, Benjamin consistently elevates her team's performance. This season, she has impressive stats: a batting average of .434, an on-base percentage of .500, and a slugging percentage of .834. Beyond the numbers, Benjamin plays with fearlessness and possesses a high softball IQ for her age. She adapts effortlessly to any role and delivers in crucial moments for her team. Her combination of athleticism, consistency, and competitive drive makes her an exciting young player to watch in the 2030 class.     Malle Terry, a right-handed pitcher for Nightmare Softball in the 2030 class, demonstrated dominance in the circle during the 2025 spring and summer seasons. Over 158 innings pitched, she posted an impressive 2.90 ERA. Known for her fearless approach, Terry attacks the strike zone with confidence and keeps batters guessing through the movement of her pitches. Beyond just her stats, Terry is the player every coach wants to coach: she's coachable, driven, and a consistent source of positivity for her teammates. Malle Terry's combination of skill, mindset, and leadership makes her another top 2030 to keep an eye on.     Addison Windell, a talented 2030 left-handed pitcher and outfielder, has been on absolute fire this fall. Her ability to step foot into the circle and dominate is what truly makes her stand out. Earlier in October, striking out 17 batters over 10 innings showcased her elite ability. Windell's command and spin across all her pitches make her a tough opponent for hitters, as she works all quadrants of the zone with confidence. Offensively, she's one of the most consistent hitters on the field, blending speed and power with her ability to slap or drive the ball. When she's not pitching, she demonstrates her athleticism in the outfield, serving as an all-around player who impacts the game in every way.

Oregon continues to demonstrate that it is home to some of the fastest-rising young softball talent in the country. And the 2030 class is already impressive, featuring players who exhibit elite skills, maturity, and potential beyond their years. With powerful arms, disciplined hitters, and all-around athletes capable of impacting the game on both offense and defense, these players are quickly making a name for themselves.