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Updated August 14, 2026

Ashton Lansdell

Ashton Lansdell is on the Los Angeles Queens roster. We only write what the official pages already say. Live numbers live on those official links. More names: players. Same style of page for San Francisco’s No. 1 pick: Kelsie Whitmore.

Los Angeles Queens, 2026

The official player page bio: Marietta, Georgia, and collegiate baseball at the University of Mississippi in Oxford. The July 7 New Era / opening-weekend preview called her a USA Baseball National Women’s Team and Banana Ball star and listed her with Mo’ne Davis and Ayami Sato in LA’s Aug. 1 lineup. The April 30 schedule post also named her a Banana Ball star in that Opening Day matchup. The official Aug. 1 Game 1 preview called her a versatile infielder/outfielder and said she had recently had a multi-homer, seven-RBI game at the WBSC World Cup. ESPN’s league explainer lists her as a Queens 3B. She is a featured player on the official LA team page.

FanGraphs’ opening-weekend recap said captains were announced the Friday before the opener, including Lansdell for the Queens (with Denae Benites, Kelsie Whitmore, and Alli Schroder for the other clubs). Apple Podcasts lists The WPBL Podcast as the official podcast of the Women’s Professional Baseball League, hosted by Ashton Lansdell.

Notable 2026 mentions

On Aug. 1, the official Opening Day recap said she drew the first walk in the league opener and later made “dazzling defense” as Meggie Meidlinger closed the 10–8 win. The official Aug. 5 recap named her player of the game in Los Angeles’s 12–4 win over Boston and had her 3-for-4 with two RBI, three runs, and two stolen bases.

We’re not making up a batting line. For current stats use the official player page or stats.womensprobaseballleague.com.

Other LA pages: Mo’ne Davis, Ayami Sato, Maggie Foxx, Amira Hondras. Queens notes: Los Angeles. Watch: how to watch.