Adrianna Condrad of Abington Heights Earns National Recognition
By: Brad Loff | Sportzwire | May 15, 2025 | Photo courtesy BDNJ Photography
Abington Heights sophomore Adrianna Condrad continues to turn heads on the diamond, earning national recognition as one of the top young pitchers in the country. Recently ranked the No. 10 pitcher in the Class of 2027 for the Northeast region and No. 59 overall nationally by Extra Inning Softball, Condrad has proven herself as a dominant two-way threat with a bright future ahead.
Photographer: BDNJ Photography
A left-handed pitcher from Clarks Summit, Pennsylvania, Condrad brings a rare combination of poise, power, and precision to the circle. Competing at the club level with Virginia Glory National – Christiansen, she posted an impressive 1.9 ERA during the fall season while racking up 47 strikeouts, consistently baffling hitters with her deceptive speed changes and high-level movement. Her performance is even more remarkable considering she’s competing in the 18U division with VA Fury Platinum, well above her age group.
Offensively, Condrad adds just as much value at the plate, hitting a blistering .581 this past fall. Her ability to contribute from both sides of the game has made her one of the most complete players in her class. Coaches across the country have taken notice, including Virginia Glory head coach Colin Christiansen, who described her as “one of the best two-way players in the class of 2027.”
“She’s a crafty lefty continuing the tradition of many great pitchers developing at Black Cat Fastpitch,” Christiansen said. “We played her three times this year—she handed us one of our only three losses. She brings a different look to our staff and will be a matchup nightmare for opponents.”
As scouts continue to follow her development, Condrad’s mix of talent, work ethic, and maturity at a young age puts her on track to become a major name in softball over the next few years. With national rankings already under her belt and experience against elite competition, the sky is the limit for this rising star from Abington Heights.
Photographer: BDNJ Photography
