Dumais brings one of the youngest arms in the draft to Boston at barely 17 years old. She is a right-hander from Québec who is part of Canada's next generation of talent and will have time to grow under an experienced staff.... read full bio
Before joining the Syracuse Police Department, Nadia Diaz played baseball in her local high school and Little League leagues. She was selected in the sixth round of the Women's Professional Baseball League. When Diaz was eleven years old and pitching in the Southside American Little League in 2012, she once struck out nineteen batters in a six-inning game. By the time... read full bio
After working for the Phillies organization for two years, Greenwood joined Vassar past season as a Minor League Development coach for the high-A affiliate Jersey Shore BlueClaws. She helped with player development, on-field activities, and game planning while serving as the BlueClaws' catching coach. Greenwood served as a Baseball Research and Development Fellow from 2022 to 2024 before becoming a minor... read full bio
Since she was five years old, Liz has played baseball, and since she was twelve, she has participated in provincial competitions. Liz was selected for Team Canada at the age of 17, and she pitched against the top-ranked Japanese and second-ranked Chinese Taipei at the World Cup. Liz played for Canada at the 2024 World Cup. Liz is now the coordinator of the... read full bio
In Round One, the first player ever signed by the league heard her name called. A three-time World Cup contender and a previous SportsCenter Top 10 recipient, Gianelloni is a mainstay of Team USA. Her reputation as a tone-setting leader is highlighted by her collegiate legacy at Nicholls State, where she continues to hold numerous career records.... read full bio
One of the more intriguing profiles from Round Two may be Geldenhuis. She was born in South Africa and grew up in Australia. She represented her nation at the Women's Baseball World Cup, hit a home run against Korea, and won seven national titles for New South Wales. She has also worked as a strength and conditioning instructor, including an... read full bio
As one of the best women's baseball players in the nation, Frank is more than just Oakville's first-team all-state softball standout. Since the age of ten, she has competed in MLB and USA Baseball's Trailblazers, Elite Development Invitational, and Breakthrough Series. Growing up with baseball-playing siblings and a baseball-coaching father, Adelaide "Addie" Frank surely heard boys dream of hitting a huge... read full bio
Hirai might be one of the most significant players for European baseball. She became the first and only female athlete to represent Great Britain in U18 baseball after falling in love with the game while growing up in Japan. She pitched at the European Championships in 2015 and 2017. She finally became the first athlete to actively participate in two... read full bio
Hicks provides Boston with additional infield depth and another young building brick with his solid batting and crisp defensive moves. Her background in Canada's women's baseball pipeline puts her in a strong position to make an effect right away.... read full bio
Hernandez, a seasoned Mexican third baseman, joins LA. She will strive for a position as a depth and clubhouse presence because of her maturity and experience playing corner infield.... read full bio
A young shortstop from Montana, which isn't usually thought of as a baseball hotspot, is Hastings. She will start as a developmental infield option and have the opportunity to demonstrate that her skills are transferable to the professional level. She made 45 appearances, 43 of which she started. Hastings' outstanding shortstop play earned her a spot on the 2025 NSIC All-Defensive... read full bio
Boston added an athletic outfielder with promising offensive potential and solid reads off the bat to wrap off Round One. Hastings adds depth to a Boston draft class that is already evenly distributed. Lexi began participating in individual activities as a third grader, such as figure skating and horseback riding. They gave her the self-confidence that her early experiences had not... read full bio
Lahners, a former All-American at the University of Washington who switched from professional softball to baseball at the age of 25, gave New York strength, maturity, and grit. Since then, she has been a vital member of Team USA. She is a mother and an avid golfer off the field; on it, she contributes middle-of-the-order pop and an unafraid attitude.... read full bio
Allie began playing ball at the age of three while growing up in La Crescenta, California. After pursuing that interest, she played varsity softball for four seasons at Crescenta Valley High, Pasadena City College, and Cal State Northridge, where she won a 2015 Big West Championship to cap off her playing career. Additionally, she managed to obtain a bachelor's degree... read full bio
At the age of five, Kladko began playing local Little League. With Team British Columbia, he won four national titles before briefly quitting the sport to play basketball at a university. Her story might have ended with an ACL tear and three years away from competition, but she returned to baseball in 2024 and found her calling. She currently combines... read full bio
One of the most inspirational people from the draft was added to New York. From an early age, Kim broke down barriers in Korea. She was the first woman to hit a home run on a men's team, the first female player in a Korean college league, and currently the first Korean member of the Saitama Seibu Lions Ladies. She... read full bio
South Korean catcher Hyeonah Kim hails from Seoul. Along with Jua Park, she is one of four Korean players eligible for the draft and one of two members of the Korean National Team to be named to the draft pool. At the end of August, hundreds of people traveled to Washington, D.C., including Kim. She posted on Instagram about her... read full bio
With a bat that can prolong the lineup, Kaplan provides San Francisco with another corner outfield option. Her background in competitive Maryland baseball circles gives a potent SF outfield trio additional depth.... read full bio
Kajitani grew up in a baseball family so steeped in the game that a local high school field is named after her great-grandfather. She realized her childhood dream by playing on that field, then capped her high school career with a Central Section championship. A left-handed pitcher and first baseman, she sees the WPBL as both a personal milestone and... read full bio
Ibarra has spent years shattering stereotypes throughout Mexico. She was the first female player in her local men's league after growing up playing in boys' leagues as there were no girls' teams. A longstanding starter for Mexico's women's national team, she has won medals with several states, hit the nation's first home run prior to the World Cup, and been... read full bio
