Top Uncommitted 2026 Prospects From Georgia

Next up in the coverage of top uncommitted 2026 softball players, we focus on athletes from the Peach State. Home to some of the nation's largest club softball tournaments, Georgia has plenty of talent to offer, especially in the 2026 class.   While the final door to college softball recruitment opened on September 1 for this class, there are still plenty of uncommitted players left on the board.   See below for future collegiate stars from Georgia who should not stay uncommitted for much longer.   Note: These stars from Georgia are also currently finishing up their high school seasons, as Georgia high school softball takes place during the fall.    Bryce is definitely a 2026 prospect to watch, as she has the height, strength, and determination to succeed at the next level. Ryan Carver, Bryce's travel coach, describes her as, "an amazing kid, personality, and stud of an athlete." The junior has already surpassed 100 career hits at her 3A high school. Her talents—including a 1.781 pop time—have earned her All-State honors, top rankings by multiple outlets, and even a spot on the PGF All-American watchlist. Bryce continues to lead her high school team in multiple offensive categories again this year, and has all the tools needed to succeed as a collegiate catcher.     With over 40 stolen bases already this high school season, Alyssa is a right-handed outfielder who college coaches certainly should keep on their recruiting lists. Her ability at the plate, in the outfield, and on the base paths helped lead her GA Impact team to multiple top finishes this past summer, as well as a recent region championship for her Allatoona High School team. Alyssa's speed will continue to play a big role in her team's success, as Allatoona starts its 2024 playoff run.     If a college coach is searching for an infielder with clean hands and a big stick, two-time 7AA Player of the Year Madi Sanders is the perfect player for their program. Last high school season, Madi finished with zero errors at the hot corner and has hit 17 home runs this calendar year. Madi even hit for the cycle earlier this month. Last year, she was able to help her travel team accomplish a runner-up finish at IDT and PGF. As Madi wraps up the regular season of her junior season of high school ball with an almost .500 batting average, college coaches should definitely take note of her if they have not already.     This middle infielder from Buford, GA is another player college coaches should be aware of. Megan currently leads the state in runs batted in (59) and is top six in home runs with 11 at the time this article was written. To say the least, Megan is a tough out. In the last two years, she has hit 30 long balls, and just finished with a batting average and on-base percentage over .500 for her high school regular season. Coming off a final four appearance last season, her Seckinger High School team looks to make a deep run in the playoffs again this year. Megan gives her squad a strong chance to do just that.     Shea may be small in stature, but she is built to thrive in the biggest moments. By facing high-level competition with her club team, she has grown to be a top player both in the state and her class. Her defense is at an elite level, as she had a near-perfect fielding percentage (.991) this summer at the nation's top events. Not only does Shea keep things locked down behind the dish, but she can also play the hot corner when needed. Continue to keep an eye out for this rising star in the coming months.

Next up in the coverage of top uncommitted 2026 softball players, we focus on athletes from the Peach State. Home to some of the nation's largest club softball tournaments, Georgia has plenty of talent to offer, especially in the 2026 class.