The University of Delaware softball team has welcomed Eden Frederick, a transfer middle infielder from Furman, for the 2027 season. Head coach Jen Steele praises Frederick's hitting ability and speed, noting her potential to play multiple positions. The Delaware native had a strong freshman season, playing 36 games and becoming a standout performer. Frederick also excelled in the Florida Gulf Coast League this summer, maintaining an impressive batting average.

By the Numbers
  • Termed a .309 hitter with 25 hits and 7 stolen bases during her first college season.
  • Currently hitting .467 with a .500 on-base percentage in summer league play.
State of Play
  • Delaware finishes its last season at 31-24, achieving 30+ wins for three consecutive seasons.
  • Frederick joins other notable transfers enhancing the Blue Hens’ roster this offseason.
What's Next

With Frederick's addition, the Blue Hens aim for continued success in their upcoming season in Conference USA, leveraging her speed and experience to improve their offensive lineup.

Bottom Line

The addition of Eden Frederick not only strengthens Delaware's roster but also underscores the program's successful navigation of the transfer portal, setting the stage for a promising future.