WPBL San Francisco

Ready for Opening Day. 😤

Our schedule for the 2026 WPBL Inaugural Season has officially landed. 😌

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New signing! Rosi del Castillo has officially joined Sam Francsico's roster.

Known for her killer arm and Mexican National Team accolades, will be one to watch this season.

Get ready, San Francisco. 🌁

A left-handed pitcher who’s risen through regional, national, and international competition with Team Canada, Liz Gilder is ready for what’s next: playing for San Francisco in the inaugural season of the WPBL.

A member of Canada’s significant women’s baseball talent pool, San Francisco welcomes one of our neighbors from up North: Ela Day-Bédard!

A versatile player, she's known for her strong arm and recent success in international competition with the Canadian women's national team.

As a starting catcher for Saint Elizabeth University, Alexia Jorge became one of the very few women to compete in men’s NCAA baseball, where she earned every ounce of time on the field.

She was the youngest player on Team USA’s gold medal- winning roster at the 2019 pan American Championships, and in 2025 she again made history as the first woman to play in the Coastal Plain League, one of the most competitive summer leagues in the country.

Now she joins San Francisco in the WPBL where she will showcase her high baseball IQ and talent behind the dish.

San Francisco, let’s make some noise for our latest signing: Hinano Beppu, all the way from Nakagawa City, Japan! 🇯🇵

Known for her strong performances on the field and her advocacy for the women’s game off of it, Skylar Kaplan is the latest name to bolster an already strong roster in San Francisco. 🌁

A proven player out of South Korea, Jua Park played a pivotal role in the Korean Women’s National Team’s success at the 2023 Women’s Baseball Asian Cup. At that tournament, she drove in 10 runs, scored 9 times, stole 5 bases in as many attempts, and led her team in defensive assists, helping the team qualify for the 2023 Women’s World Cup.

Now, she’s ready to show her skills on the field once again, this time for San Francisco. 🌉

Andréanne Leblanc emerged from Baseball Québec’s high-performance pathways, becoming a key contributor to Team Québec and the Canadian Women’s National Team. In the 2024 WBSC Women’s Baseball World Cup, she helped Canada reach the podium, posting the top total for RBIs in that tournament.

Next stop, San Francisco. 🚋

San Francisco, please welcome Ayaka Yamamoto to The Bay. 🌉

A rising talent out of Japan, we look forward to Ayaka joining us for the inaugural season of the WPBL.