Team Comparison

• Overall Record: Ottawa (32-17) | Avila (30-19)
• Conference Record: Ottawa (19-7) | Avila (19-8)
• Runs Scored: Ottawa 273 | Avila 235
• Batting Average: Ottawa .318 | Avila .313
• On-Base %: Ottawa .382 | Avila .375
• Slugging %: Ottawa .500 | Avila .404
• Home Runs: Ottawa 28 | Avila 8
• ERA: Ottawa 2.71 | Avila 2.66
• Stolen Bases: Ottawa 68 | Avila 167

Quick Takeaways:

• Ottawa holds the edge offensively, especially in power numbers (28 HR, .500 SLG vs. 8 HR, .404 SLG).
• Avila thrives on speed and pressure, ranking among national leaders in stolen bases (167).
• Pitching is comparable, with both teams posting ERAs in the mid-2.00 range.

Ottawa Individual Notes

• Abby Bellamy – Leading the offense with a .400+ average and strong extra-base production; centerpiece of OU's lineup. (see player table on p.1 of stats)
• Emma Melvin – One of the top run producers; combines power and consistency with a .440 average and 30+ RBI.
• Lanie Becker – Has a 2.19 ERA and 14 wins.
• Brookelynn Becker – Provides pop in the middle of the lineup with double-digit extra-base hits.
• Cece Mora – Balanced hitter (.330+) who adds depth and situational hitting.
• Pitching Staff – Ottawa staff holds opponents to a .273 average with multiple arms contributing innings and wins.

Avila Individual Notes

• Abi Beaman – Elite bat at the top; hitting .433 with 80+ hits and strong RBI production. (p.1 player table)
• McKayla Cotton – Versatile standout; .389 average and key contributor both offensively and in the circle (2.48 ERA, 14 wins).
• Madison Kelly – Team leader in RBI (85) with power and run production in the middle of the lineup.
• Maya Richards – Consistent hitter (.350+) providing depth and table-setting ability.
• Mackenzie Daniels – Reliable arm with a 2.39 ERA; key option in the pitching rotation.
• Team Speed – Multiple players with stolen base impact; Avila ranks among NAIA leaders with 167 steals.