Michaelee Hoge is a competitive pitcher who has shown the ability to take on a significant workload in the circle. Accustomed to throwing multiple innings throughout a tournament weekend, Hoge has proven she can handle extended outings while continuing to keep opposing offenses in check. She consistently holds opponents to a low batting average and has demonstrated an ability to generate high strikeout numbers, making her a tough matchup in the circle. Hoge is also a legitimate two-way threat. At the plate, she has the ability to hit for both power and average, giving her another way to impact the game when she is not pitching. This offseason, Hoge has made strength and athletic development a priority, putting in additional time in the weight room with an emphasis on becoming stronger and faster.

Michaelee Hoge is a standout two-way athlete in the class of 2030 from Bellefontaine, Ohio. Playing for Tennessee Mojo 29/30 Murnahan and attending Benjamin Logan, the 5’11” pitcher and first baseman brings both power and versatility to the field. In the circle, Hoge has earned national recognition, including All-American honors in Region 2 and a selection to the USA Softball HPP National program. Her strong presence in the circle, combined with her ability to contribute at first base, makes her a valuable asset for her team. Hoge also shines academically, maintaining a 4.0 GPA.