Mia Marchiano is another prospect who also plays in the outfield in addition to what she gets accomplished in the middle infield. She recently participated in the PGF National Championship with Unity 14U Johnson Vanboxmeer. The stellar defense she played was integral in her team winning a USSSA New Jersey State 14U championship, while playing up in class as a 13U team. Marchiano also understands the art of calling off other fielders when she is confident she will catch a pop fly. The Morris Catholic team she is set to join in 2027 concluded its 2026 season with a 24-11 record. 

Mia Marchiano has been as consistent as it gets at the plate this fall, highlighted by a 7-for-13 performance at an early November tournament that included a double and two stolen bases. She hits the ball hard and on a line, racking up base hits and taking advantage of poor defensive positioning to stretch her hits for extra bases. Marchiano has a patient approach, accepting her walks when she does not get anything to her liking. Her defense is fundamentally sound, vacuuming up hard-hit grounders at short, and she is also an effective baserunner. Marchiano does not hit for much power, but that tool often develops later, and she has plenty of time to diversify her offensive game. She attended camps at Syracuse and Villanova over the summer.