Top Uncommitted 2026 Prospects From Washington State

Washington state's top uncommitted prospects for the class of 2026 are ready to take the spotlight. These exceptional high school student-athletes are attracting attention by showcasing their skills at tournaments near and far, and bringing more attention to the game's competitiveness in Washington state.   Below, we dive in about six of the top uncommitted 2026 softball prospects from the state of Washington.    Emmalee Mohr is a rising star out of Richland, Washington, and a proud member of the Washington Angels 18U Premier Benson/Sistler team. Emmalee is a powerhouse in the circle and at the plate. She had an impressive first two years of high school varsity play, receiving accolades from the Mid Columbia Conference (MCC) as a first-team all-conference selection at first base, a second-team all-conference choice as a pitcher, and was the MCC Student Scholar-Athlete of the Year. A truly versatile student-athlete who has seen success both on the field and in the classroom, Mohr will be an outstanding roster addition at the next level. She aims to play at the highest level, while also getting an excellent education. With the fall season just underway for Emmalee and her Washington Angels team, she is having a strong start in the circle with her ability to spin the ball and with her powerful bat. Beyond her impressive accolades and stats, Emmalee prides herself on being a supportive teammate and a mentor for young athletes in her community.     Abby Edwards, a dominant right-handed pitcher from Snohomish, Washington, attends Snohomish High School and is a critical member of the Washington Ladyhawks Gold pitching staff. During her first two high school seasons, she quickly became a player who people wanted to watch, bringing confidence both in the circle and at the plate. Abby also brings power to the plate, having numerous home runs to her name during her softball career. In the 2023 high school season, she received conference honorable mention honors and continues to thrive on the field. While in the circle, Abby moves the ball well in all quadrants, throwing a rise, curve, and drop ball to keep her opponents off balance. If need be, she can also play in the outfield when she is not leading the pitching staff for the Ladyhawks. She is a player constantly seeking to improve in any way she can and, while doing so, is very coachable. While she brings confidence and intensity to every game, Abby also enjoys having fun and shows her passion for the game she loves. She is dedicated to being a complete student-athlete, as she maintains a 4.0 GPA.     Katie Davis is a successful student, catcher, and power hitter with a remarkable GPA of over 4.0. She attends Ballard High School in Seattle, and is part of the KB Fastpitch 18U Hauck team. She has been the starting catcher for her high school team in both her first and second years. Katie has helped lead her squad to state in both seasons by calling every pitch behind the plate for them. She earned several awards through her last years of high school ball, including All-Division Metro Sound Catcher of the Year and Metro Mountain Catcher of the Year, and was able to represent her high school in the Metro 3A All-Star game. Her athleticism as a multi-sport athlete has only benefited her on the diamond and allowed her to be a versatile player who can play positions other than catcher, like second base or in the outfield. Katie is hardworking, very coachable, and a natural leader, which are three significant attributes college coaches look for in their future athletes. Katie knows how to put pressure on opposing teams with her above-average speed and intelligent base running, all while having the ability to hit to all fields. She is the loudest voice on the field, always encouraging her teammates whenever possible. Her confidence and dedication will continue to enhance the success of her athletic career.     Elise Roe is a middle infielder from Kirkland, Washington, who attends Lake Washington High School. She had a notable first two seasons for her high school team, while receiving KingCo first-team all-league honors as a freshman and KingCo second-team all-league honors as a sophomore. She is a first-year Ai Bandits national-level team member for Ai Bandits 16U Josh Breer. Elise is a well-rounded athlete who shows consistency throughout all facets of the game, especially at the plate. She is a player with competitive at-bats that will translate well at the next level. Consistency is the theme when discussing Elise across the board, which sets her apart from other players. She is a player who contributes to her team in many ways and with great composure and confidence. Off the field, Elise shows her focus on academics by excelling in the classroom, boasting a 4.0 GPA and being a proud member of the National Honor Society.     Malia Donohue is an exceptional outfielder and shortstop from Kirkland, Washington, where she attends Lake Washington High School. She is a standout on the field and has a stellar 4.0 GPA in the classroom. She had an impressive first two seasons for her high school team, starting in center field. In her first year, she received King-Co 3A all-league honorable mention honors for her play in the outfield. In her second year, she also received King-Co 3A all-league first-team honors as an outfielder. Malia is also a part of the KB Fastpitch 18U Hauck team, with whom she is the primary shortstop, but is very versatile and can play anywhere she is needed. Her versatility comes from her athleticism as a multi-sport athlete, which allows her to dominate any position and will push her past other athletes to the next level. When playing shortstop for KB Fastpitch, she is a vocal leader who leads her team and inspires her teammates to improve daily. At the plate, she is definitely a threat to all defenses, given her ability to be a power hitter who also possesses tons of speed and smart base-running abilities. Malia's experience at various positions, leadership, and outstanding grades will take her far and make her someone to watch for.     Emma Glazier is a standout Raymond, Washington athlete and an elite outfielder for the Ai Bandits 16U Breer team. Emma's athleticism does not go unnoticed by her teammates, others in the organization, or opponents during games. Her lightning-fast speed and quick reflexes have helped name her the most-skilled outfielder by some of her Bandit coaches. Not only is her speed a considerable factor, but she also brings home run power to her game, which can be a lethal combination at the next level. She brings joy and high energy to the field at practices and during games. Emma attends Raymond High School and has seen great success in her first two seasons of high school softball. She was named a first-team all-Pacific League selection during her freshman and sophomore years. Beyond Emma's athletic talents, she is a dedicated student who takes pride in her 3.97 GPA. She is also a part of the Running Start program, which is a way for high school students to take classes to earn college credits at a local community college. She exemplifies dedication both on the field and in the classroom.

Washington state's top uncommitted prospects for the class of 2026 are ready to take the spotlight. These exceptional high school student-athletes are attracting attention by showcasing their skills at tournaments near and far, and bringing more attention to the game's competitiveness in Washington state.