Though her summer season is complete, Page White isn’t going anywhere. She’s making her name known and forcing defenses to play her differently due to her speed on the basepaths, as she is essentially forcing “long singles” into doubles with pure hustle. While maintaining her hand speed inside the batter’s box, White is also adjusting quickly to higher strike zone pitches without dropping her hands and popping up. With the success she had throwing runners out this summer, it should certainly make even the top baserunners think twice about stealing on her. White’s command, speed, and defensive IQ are really what stand out about her behind the plate.

One of South Carolina’s premier teams resides in its Pee Dee region in the eastern part of the Palmetto State. That team is 4A South Florence, and Page White has spearheaded much of the Bruins’ efforts throughout the 2026 campaign. White typically hits second in South Florence’s order. Prior to running into the juggernaut that is Gray Collegiate in tournament play, White contributed in a 15-0 rout of Airport with a double, a walk, an RBI, and two runs scored. She also plated four runs and scored one of her own in a 7-1 victory over Midland Valley. White had a .449 batting average in 2026, in addition to an on-base percentage of .522. She led her team in RBIs, runs scored, slugging percentage, fielding percentage, doubles, and triples.

Page White spent her summer behind the plate and at the heart of the action—both defensively and offensively. A talented catcher in the 2029 class, White showed consistency and grit all season long, anchoring her team with reliable defense and a strong bat. She hit five home runs over the summer and became known for her ability to produce extra-base hits in key moments. Her steady presence and offensive power made her one of the most impactful freshmen on the field, proving she’s more than ready to compete at the next level.