Meggie Meidlinger played for the women's national baseball team of the United States. She was the tallest player on the US team that won the bronze in the 2008 Women's Baseball World Cup, standing 6'2". She played first baseman and pitcher for Team USA, who won the gold medal in the 2006 Women's Baseball World Cup. In addition, she was one... read full bio
As the creator and president of the Cal Poly women's baseball club, which took home the 2025 Baseball For All College Championships, McCullough has already made an impact on the collegiate game. She is a right-handed pitcher with leadership qualities who has contributed to the development of the pipeline that the WPBL is currently using.... read full bio
Many baseball fans are already familiar with Mayeux. The French shortstop has been a mainstay of France's national team for years, and she was the first woman ever added to MLB's international registration list as an amateur. With a strong international background and the potential to stabilize the infield, she now joins New York as a late-round selection.... read full bio
The Los Angeles franchise of the first Women's Professional Baseball League (WPBL) drafted Thaíma Maximiliana, a Curaçao native, in the first round. The league is set to start its inaugural season in 2026, and she is the first player from Curaçao to participate. Maximiliana, an infielder with a strong Curaçaoan baseball heritage, is regarded as one of the best young... read full bio
Mackay, a California backstop with a strong defensive presence and experience against elite opponents, helped Los Angeles further expand its catching depth. She will be tasked with assisting in the management of a staff that now includes some of the league's most accomplished pitchers.... read full bio
With Leguizamon, a shortstop who has played internationally for the Dominican Republic, San Francisco continued to develop a solid defensive foundation. Resilience is at the heart of her tale; she grew up surrounded by baseball, pushed into areas where women weren't always accepted, and used her career to inspire young girls.... read full bio
Making history is nothing new to Jaida. In addition to being the first female player from this province to be selected in the first-ever WPBL draft, Jaida Lee was the first woman to play male baseball at the Canada Games. Along with pitchers Alli Schroder and Raine Padgham of British Columbia and Zoe Hicks of Manitoba, she was one of four... read full bio
Since she was four years old, Leblanc has been a baseball player. She claims that her brother, who is three years older than her, was already participating in the sport, and her parents are "big fanatics" of it. Before being asked to join the Quebec women's team at the age of 15, she played with the boys. Leblanc has become one... read full bio
Ashton is an infielder who played baseball in high school and junior college instead of softball. She played prep at Wheeler High School in Marietta, Georgia, where she helped lead the Wildcats to the 2019 Baseball Regional Title. She was a member of the 2019 USA Women's National Baseball Team, which won a gold medal at the Pan American Games.... read full bio
At seven years old, Emi Saiki started playing organized baseball with the Yashima Baseball Sports Club in Japan. She competed in Melbourne, Australia, at the age of eleven, and her team won the national championship. She guided her teams to several wins at the city and prefectural levels during her elementary and junior high school years, and her girls' team... read full bio
Pitcher Roche's career has been characterized by her constant "up" play and sense of belonging. She has a resume full of innings, efficiency, and poise, having played in the BCPBL, top boys' travel programs, and stealing a championship-winning home run as a young outfielder. She has been a staple on the pitch for Team Canada and is already a vital... read full bio
Leadership responsibilities, fight-for-a-spot moments, and camp grounds all play a part in Robinson's connection to baseball. She was turned down for a spot on her high school team after spending years as "the girl" at Little League camps and finally becoming the first female member of the camp's Hall of Fame. Rather than giving up, she founded and coached the... read full bio
How could Clara Rice not be included in the first draft class of the WPBL since she "technically" played eight sports in high school and "also baseball" outside of school For this, she has spent her entire life cross-straining. Although, she only participated in two sports during her junior year of college, including baseball. Boston now has another corner bat thanks to Rice.... read full bio
Reynolds has rapidly risen through the coaching ranks since 2015 before joining the Beacons team. In 2015, she started her coaching career as an assistant coach for the varsity softball team at Woburn High School. Reynolds was given her first opportunity to coach baseball in 2017 as an assistant coach with the A's 13 and Under squad, following years of... read full bio
Since her relatives saw her arm and gave her a ball when she was two years old, Ramirez has been a baseball fan. She was the sole girl on travel teams growing up, hitting 21 home runs during a Youth Service season, winning PONY regionals, participating in World Series games, and playing for Baseball For All in Cooperstown. When playing... read full bio
As one of the few female players in men's baseball, Raine has overcome obstacles and broken ground as the first female player on Thompson Rivers University's men's team. Raine is passionate about supporting women in baseball. Outside of the field, Raine likes to read, go hiking, and try out new pastimes like getting a tattoo. Raine's journey is characterized by... read full bio
Paddison's journey spans two continents and almost all youth baseball levels. She was first exposed to the sport while her family was living in the United States. When she returned to Australia, she competed in open women's tournaments and boys' nationals, frequently being the only girl on her teams. She established herself as one of Australia's rising stars with a... read full bio
Obitsu expands Los Angeles' already diverse middle-infield options. She is a Saitama City native second baseman who offers quick hands, dependable defense, and expertise from one of the most competitive baseball regions in Japan.... read full bio
Elodie is an accomplished baseball player who has won numerous national titles with Western Australia and New South Wales. She has also participated in a number of Australian Women's Showcases, where she and the Brisbane Bandits took home a title in 2024. O'Sullivan has almost ten years of experience playing at the highest levels and is a licensed civil engineer and... read full bio
At the age of eight, Claire began playing baseball in a little village six hours from Sydney. She was usually the only girl on her team, as is the case with many other little leagues, but naturally, that didn't matter. Baseball is always willing to give her a challenge, and she was always up for one. She continued to play... read full bio
