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Updated September 30, 2026

Amira Hondras, Los Angeles Queens infielder

Amira Hondras is an infielder (#7) for the Los Angeles Queens, a Round 4, Pick 11 draftee from Chicago, Illinois. We only write what the official pages and named reports say. More names: players. Same style of page for San Francisco’s No. 1 pick: Kelsie Whitmore.

Season final (checked Sep. 30, 2026): Los Angeles went 8–7 in the regular season (#3 seed), beat New York 2–1 in Semifinal B, and beat San Francisco 3–2 to win the 2026 Championship. Her official 2026 regular-season line: 12 G, 8-for-35 (.229), 11 RBI. Team page: Los Angeles Queens roster and record. Bracket: WPBL playoffs.

Los Angeles Queens, 2026

The official roster hometown is Chicago, Illinois. MLB.com’s White Sox ACE signing-day story places her as a soon-to-be graduate of Thornwood High School in South Holland, Ill. WBEZ, citing the same Chicago-area path, said she grew up on the South Side “and eventually, South Holland,” and called her the lone Chicago player in the league. There is no dedicated Wikipedia player page to cross-check that hometown. WBEZ also placed her on the U.S. national women’s baseball team at the Women’s Baseball World Cup qualifying round in Rockford before Opening Day.

She has already appeared: the official player-page game log lists games on Aug. 1, Aug. 5, and Aug. 12. Status on the official LA roster remains Drafted.

Notable 2026 mentions

On Aug. 1, the official recap said her double to deep right got a pair back in the fourth, that she later had a second RBI double, and that she “crushed a base hit to center to knot it up at eight” in the seventh of Los Angeles’s 10–8 win. MLB.com had her 2-for-4 with four RBIs. World Baseball Network said Michelle Roche and Amira Hondras combined to go 4-for-8 with six RBIs. The official player-page game log for Aug. 1 lists 4 AB, 2 H, 4 RBI. The official Aug. 12 recap later called that opener a “4-4, 4 RBI game”; that wording does not match the official game log or MLB.com, so we’re not treating “4-for-4” as confirmed.

On Aug. 12, the official recap said she “was back in the lineup after getting beaned in the head a week ago,” led off with a single to center, and scored the Queens’ first run of the night in an 8–2 loss. That recap does not say she was hit by a pitch on Aug. 12. The official player-page game log for Aug. 12 lists 4 AB, 2 H, 1 R.

Official 2026 regular-season line (official player page, checked Sep. 30, 2026): 12 G, 35 AB, 5 R, 8 H, 2 2B, 11 RBI, 6 BB, 2 SB, .229 AVG / .349 OBP / .286 SLG. For anything newer, use the official player page or stats.womensprobaseballleague.com.

Queens teammates: Ashton Lansdell · Ayami Sato · Ayuri Shimano · Brittany Apgar · Caitlin Eynon · Jamie Mackay · Maggie Foxx · Meggie Meidlinger · Michelle Roche · Mo’ne Davis · Samaria Benítez · Sarah Edwards · Thaima Maximiliana.

Queens notes: Los Angeles. Watch: how to watch.

From the official site: league player page, LA roster, stats hub, official Aug. 1 recap, MLB.com on the opener, World Baseball Network Opening Day, MLB.com ACE / South Holland, WBEZ on Hondras, official Aug. 12 recap.