Class of 2031: Get to Know These MyEIS360™ Athletes

The Class of 2031 is officially stepping into the spotlight. As Extra Inning Softball Class of 2031 nominations are now open, athletes across the country are beginning another important rankings journey. At the same time, players are continuing to build their presence through MyEIS360™ Athlete Profiles, giving coaches and the softball community a deeper look beyond a name on a roster.

For this edition, Extra Inning Softball selected five Class of 2031 athletes whose MyEIS360™ Athlete Profiles stood out. From featured videos and detailed bios to photos, accomplishments and player information, these athletes are doing an excellent job of telling their softball stories. Here are five 2031 athletes to get to know. ⬇️🔥

Lila Batman – Class of 2031 |  RHP | Beverly Bandits Premier Futures 2031

At 6-foot-2, Lila Batman brings an imposing presence to the circle for Beverly Bandits Premier Futures 2031.

The Ohio right-handed pitcher uses her frame, velocity and pitch movement to challenge opposing hitters while also contributing at first base and in the outfield. Her MyEIS360 profile highlights a fastball reaching 63 mph along with the development of her curve and riseball. Batman has already generated attention as one of the intriguing pitching prospects in the 2031 class.

What especially stands out about Batman’s MyEIS360™ is how completely it introduces her as an athlete. Multiple profile photos, a featured skills video, team and coach information, social links and a detailed bio give visitors much more than basic roster information.

Kaylia Navarro – Class of 2031 |  P | Team San Diego Muren 14U

California pitcher Kaylia Navarro brings another interesting dimension to this group.

Navarro competes for Team San Diego Muren 14U and is listed as a Class of 2031 pitcher who can also contribute at first base and in the outfield. She is also a multi-sport athlete whose interests extend well beyond softball.

Her athletic ability has already produced notable results. Navarro earned 14U Gold MVP honors at the 2026 February Frost, where Power Surge Muren captured the championship.

In addition to softball, Navarro shares her 4.0 GPA, participation in volleyball, cross country and figure skating, and interests that include playing piano, sketching and designing nails.

Kallaway Crenshaw – Class of 2031 | P | Wow Factor Premier – Kotula

Kallaway Crenshaw is a two-way Class of 2031 athlete whose MyEIS360 profile quickly communicates what she brings to the field.

The Georgia pitcher has already reached 63 mph in the circle, according to her profile, while developing a complete arsenal and deceptive changeup. At the plate, the left-handed hitter brings power to the lineup, giving her the ability to impact a game from both sides.

Crenshaw’s profile also highlights accomplishments away from travel softball. She is a 4.0 honors student, multi-sport athlete and young entrepreneur who created the “Underestimate Me” brand to recognize high-character athletes.

That combination makes her profile particularly memorable.

Tatum Cochran – Class of 2031 | CF | Colorado Stars Mikelson

Colorado outfielder Tatum Cochran is already challenging herself against older competition.

The Class of 2031 center fielder competes for Colorado Stars Mikelson and, according to her MyEIS360 bio, has played with a 16U team facing 18U competition. Perfect Game also lists Cochran on the Colorado Stars Mikelson roster as a 2031 athlete.

Her profile emphasizes the attributes that can sometimes be difficult to capture with statistics alone: work ethic, character, leadership and the confidence required to patrol center field.

Cochran also makes strong use of the multimedia capabilities within MyEIS360, including several profile images and a featured video.

Adeline Camden – Class of 2031 | 1B | Texas Blaze 14U – Slimp

If there is one number that immediately jumps from Adeline Camden’s profile, it is 55 career home runs entering the Fall 2026 season.

The Texas first baseman and outfielder has established herself as an impact left-handed power hitter. Her 2026 résumé includes a .583 batting average, 23 home runs and a 76 mph exit velocity, along with a .973 fielding percentage at first base. She was also named Offensive MVP at the 2026 USSSA National Championships.

Camden’s MyEIS360™ profile complements those numbers with photos, a featured prospect-camp video and a detailed bio that documents her development and major accomplishments.

She is a great example of why maintaining an athlete profile can be valuable: accomplishments don’t have to disappear after a tournament ends or a social media post moves down a feed.

More Than a Player Profile

These five athletes demonstrate what MyEIS360™ can become when families take advantage of the platform. Request your MyEIS360™ Athlete Profile today! 

A name and graduation year provide only the beginning of an athlete’s story. Video can show movement and mechanics. Measurables can demonstrate development. Photos document the journey. Rankings and accomplishments establish a body of work. And a strong bio can reveal the character, academics, goals and personality behind the uniform.

For Class of 2031 athletes, this is an especially important time to begin building that story.

Class of 2031 Nominations Are Open

The next rankings journey is officially underway as Extra Inning Softball Class of 2031 nominations are now open.

Players, parents and coaches should make sure eligible athletes are submitted during the nomination window and that their MyEIS360™ Athlete Profiles  are as complete as possible. One nomination per athlete is all that is needed.

Meanwhile, another highly anticipated rankings release is approaching.

The Class of 2028 rankings begin to be revealed Nov. 9, bringing the next wave of regional and national recognition to Extra Inning Softball. For the Class of 2031, however, the opportunity is happening right now.

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