Audrey Stephens has been working on increasing her bat speed and recently got it up to 62 miles per hour. Defensively, she primarily operates as a catcher but also sees time as a utility player. A few months ago, we spotlighted Stephens as a 2032 prospect who is showing advanced tools at a young age. Stephens and her TN Mojo Jones 2032 squad won their first two games of the Impact Gold Invitational in Alabama. She scored one run in both of those victories, batting second in the TN Mojo Jones 2032 batting order. Stephens and her team recently went 4-1 at the Thunder on The County Line Invitational Tournament late last month.

Audrey Stephens has already proven she can handle demanding schedules and high-level events, as highlighted by her performance at the PGF Super Select 11U Championship, where her team finished among the top 12. Behind the plate, Stephens showed advanced consistency by catching 20 innings while allowing only three passed balls, demonstrating strong receiving skills and the ability to keep the game under control. Offensively, Stephens combines production with a mature approach at the plate. She entered the spring with a strong showing at the ATL Vipers Invite, collecting quality at-bats and recording a caught-stealing behind the plate. Her current numbers reflect a player who contributes in multiple ways, posting a .438 batting average, a 1.153 OPS, and a 64 percent quality-of-at-bat rate. Defensively, her 18.75 percent caught-stealing rate shows her willingness to challenge runners and make teams pay for aggressive base-running.