Gabriella Alcala made her presence felt throughout a successful Colorado run, helping her team finish 15-3 while capturing the P5 Patriot Games Wildcard Championship and placing third in the 14U National Power Pool at the Colorado Sparkler. Alcala provided consistent production at the plate, hitting .326 with 14 hits and 12 RBIs. Her offensive versatility stood out with eight singles, four doubles, and two home runs, showing an ability to produce in multiple ways rather than relying on one part of her game. Alcala’s combination of extra-base power and run production helped fuel her team’s success against strong competition, making her a 2029 hitter to continue watching as the summer progresses.

Gabriella Alcala Gabriella Alcala C/UTL Sealy | 2029 TX delivered one big hit after another last summer at the Colorado Sparkler, batting .438 with a .971 OPS while driving in four runs. Her bat control is outstanding — there are few pitches Alcala can’t reach, and whiffs are highly unusual for her — and she hits the ball to all fields with occasional power. Alcala was 6-for-12 at the Ronald McDonald Showcase in October and threw out the lone baserunner who attempted to steal on one of the best defensive catchers in her class. With a 1.8-second pop time, Alcala rifles the ball down to second base from her knees without sacrificing any zip or accuracy, and she receives the ball extremely well. A third baseman when not catching, Alcala played at the USA All-American games in Oklahoma City over the summer, collecting five hits in seven at-bats with seven RBI at the event.