Emily Martin is emerging as one of the more productive and physically advanced hitters in the class of 2031, already putting up strong numbers against varsity-level competition. In action, she’s hit .425 with a .465 on-base percentage, recording 17 hits, 21 RBIs, and 16 runs scored. She’s also shown power, totaling four home runs and ranking among the top players in Florida in that category. Offensively, Martin pairs that production with a consistent approach, while continuing to show an ability to impact games in key moments, which is reflected in her .727 start through recent tournament play. Her ability to drive in runs and generate extra-base power makes her a reliable presence in the lineup. Martin brings strength behind the plate, splitting time at catcher, while also contributing in the infield. Her physical tools stand out immediately, as she is a USA Olympic Weightlifting National Bronze Medalist in the clean and jerk.