2031 Players Making Their Presence Felt Early In Fall Ball

It is still relatively early in the 2026 fall ball season, and there are already plenty of 2031 players separating themselves as top athletes in their class.   Below, Prep Softball highlights five prospects from the high school graduating class of 2031 who are making their presence felt early in fall ball.    It was back in March when <a href="https://prepsoftball.com/2026/03/14/middle-school-standouts-who-could-be-future-stars/" data-type="link" data-id="https://prepsoftball.com/2026/03/14/middle-school-standouts-who-could-be-future-stars/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">we at Prep Softball spotlighted Isabella Sestiaga as a middle school standout who could be a future star</a>. Her career has included a stint with the Arizona Storm, and she now proudly sports the Bolts National Select 2030/2031 uniform. She also recently began school ball with Cimarron Springs. Sestiaga and her team took part in the PGF Futures The Cause tournament in Peoria and finished as the runners-up. She greatly helped her team's efforts by batting a robust .545. Sestiaga can still be proud of her performance in that championship contest, as she delivered a double and a team-high four RBIs.      Kylie Everett has had a chance to play up in class against 16U teams. Defensively, she can play catcher, third base, and in the outfield. She splits her schedule between playing for Select Fastpitch Adams 14U and Iowa United 16U. With the latter squad, Everett helped her team to a 4-1 showing in Iowa City at the end of August. This included a three-run home run to lift her team to a 5-4 victory over Alliance Select Peck 16U. Everett is the lone representative from the class of 2031 currently listed on Iowa United 16U's roster. Recently, Everett and her Select Fastpitch Adams team finished 4-1-2 in Kansas City.     Adeline Camden both bats and throws with her left hand. She has already reached a 76 miles per hour exit velocity and has hit 55 home runs throughout her career, and counting. Her Texas Blaze United 14U Slimp team recently took part in its second event of the fall season and went 2-1-1. This included when she slugged that 55th home run in a 4-4 tie with KTX Blaze 14U Gold Guerra. Camden also delivered a double, a run scored, and a pair of RBIs in an 11-3 victory over Texas Blaze 14U Doucet. Prior to joining Texas Blaze 14U Doucet, she played for Buzz Gold Futures 14U.      Natalia Prozeralik was part of an Eagle Ridge team that finished 7-5-1 throughout its spring 2026 season. She is a switch-hitter and slapper who made consistent contact with the ball throughout the USSSA VA Fall State Championship. A highlight of hers occurred at last month's USA Loudoun Fall Classic when she helped her team's cause with three hits, an RBI, and a run scored in an 8-0 shutout of Post 290 Bombers Fisher 14U. While her Fury Platinum Ellison 2031 team had a rough go of things recently at the USSSA VA Fall State Championship, Prozeralik was a bright spot as she was able to make consistent contact with the ball from both sides of the plate, including as a left-handed slapper.     Emerson Rhoad calls the Delmarva Peninsula home, but she stands out on Empire State Huskies 14U Premier Wheatley. She began her fall schedule with her team in Delaware at the End of Summer Friendly Fling and has also had a chance to compete against 16U competition. Rhoad helped her team finish with a 5-1 record at Friends of the Fallen, including a runner-up showing at the 14U level. Throughout that weekend, Rhoad collected six RBIs, and her performance included a double. Three of those runs were driven in to lift her Empire State Huskies DE/MD 14U team to a 10-6 victory over Delaware Fury Sinsabaugh 14U.

It is still relatively early in the 2026 fall ball season, and there are already plenty of 2031 players separating themselves as top athletes in their class.