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Ladies Baseball

Updated October 1, 2026

Hinano Beppu, San Francisco Firebells infielder

Hinano Beppu is an infielder (#8) for the San Francisco Firebells. She was a Round 3, Pick 17 signing, from Nakagawa City, Japan. We only write what the official pages already say. More names: players.

Season final (checked Oct. 1, 2026): San Francisco went 10–5 in the regular season (#1 seed), beat Boston 2–0 in Semifinal A, and lost the Championship to Los Angeles 3–2. Team page: San Francisco Firebells roster. All teams: WPBL teams.

San Francisco Firebells, 2026

The official player-page bio: from Nakagawa, Fukuoka, Japan; studied patisserie at Fukuoka Culinary and Confectionery College; played baseball with boys, then softball in high school. Live official SF roster and player page print Nakagawa City, Japan.

Official 2026 regular-season line (official player page, checked Oct. 1, 2026): 2 G, 3 AB, 0 H. For anything newer, use the official player page or stats.womensprobaseballleague.com for current numbers.

Notable 2026 mentions

The official recaps we have don’t mention her by name. The official player-page game log (checked Oct. 1, 2026) lists appearances on Aug. 14 vs Los Angeles and Sep. 4 vs New York.

Firebells teammates: Alexia Jorge · Amanda Gianelloni · Andréanne Leblanc · Ayaka Yamamoto · Ela Day-Bédard · Jill Albayati · Joely Leguizamon · Jua Park · Kelsie Whitmore · Liz Gilder · Niki Eckert · Rosi del Castillo · Samantha Gutierrez · Skylar Kaplan.

Firebells notes: San Francisco. Watch: how to watch.

From the official site: league player page, SF roster, stats hub.