Jamie Mackay, Los Angeles Queens
Jamie Mackay is a Los Angeles Queens catcher (#20) for the 2026 WPBL season — Round 2, Pick 3; Laguna Beach, California. Looking for LA Queens Mackay / Mackay LA Queens? This page is the answer. We only write what official pages already say. Live numbers: official links below. More names: players · Queens roster: Los Angeles Queens · slate: schedule.
Los Angeles Queens, 2026
- Team: Los Angeles Queens
- Position / number: C, #20 — official LA roster (C) and official player page (#20); not on the official LA featured cards
- Status: Signed · Round 2, Pick 3
- Hometown on the roster: Laguna Beach, California, USA
- Bats / throws: R / R (official roster and player page)
The league’s Nov. 21, 2025 Round Two draft recap listed pick 23 as Jamie Mackay, C, Laguna Beach, California (USA), and called her a California backstop. ESPN’s league explainer lists her as a Queens catcher. USA Baseball lists Jamie Mackay on the Women’s National Team as C/RHP, B/T R/R. Spell the surname Mackay (not MacKay); that is the official WPBL and USA Baseball spelling.
Season complete. Los Angeles finished the regular season 8–7 and won the 2026 championship series 3–2 after the Game 5 FINAL (LA 2, SF 0) — same figures as the Los Angeles Queens team page. League table: WPBL standings · SF–LA meetings: Firebells vs Queens.
Notable 2026 mentions
The official Aug. 7 recap (posted Aug. 8) of Los Angeles’s 12–3 win over San Francisco said Jamie Mackay, “who crouched behind the plate,” hit “two-run shots over the centerfield and left centerfield fence.” The official Aug. 8 recap (posted Aug. 9) of San Francisco’s 10–3 win said she pitched in relief and “launched her second two run homer in two days.” DiamondCentric’s weekly recap also said “Jamie Mackay homered in back-to-back games.”
On Aug. 12, the official recap of San Francisco’s 8–2 win said she “made it 2-0 with a first pitch ground rule double.” The official Aug. 5 recap of Los Angeles’s 12–4 win over Boston does not name her. The official player-page game log is posted on her league page; we’re not reprinting a box-score line.
We’re not making up a batting line. For current batting and pitching numbers use the official player page or stats.womensprobaseballleague.com.
Other LA / Queens pages: Mo’ne Davis, Michelle Roche, Diana Ibarra, Caitlin Eynon, Samaria Benítez. Queens notes and roster: Los Angeles Queens. Watch: how to watch.