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Ladies Baseball

Updated August 14, 2026

Kelsie Whitmore

Kelsie Whitmore is on the San Francisco Firebells roster. We only write what the official pages already say. Live numbers live on those official links. More names: players.

San Francisco Firebells, 2026

The official player page bio also places her in Temecula, California, names Cal State Fullerton, and calls her a two-way player and pitcher for the Savannah Bananas. That page says she was the first woman to play in an MLB Partner League and was named 2022 USA Baseball Sportswoman of the Year. ESPN’s league explainer calls her a USA Baseball two-way pitcher/outfielder and notes San Francisco drafted her first overall.

MLB.com’s Aug. 12 story: earlier pro stops with the Sonoma Stompers, and she became the first woman to play in the Atlantic League (an MLB Partner League) with the Staten Island FerryHawks. The official Aug. 12 recap called her Firebells captain.

Notable 2026 mentions

On Aug. 12, the official recap and MLB.com reported she hit three home runs (solo, two-run, and three-run) in San Francisco’s 8–2 win over Los Angeles — the league’s first three-homer game. The official recap had her 3-for-4 with six RBI. MLB.com said two of the homers came against starter Ayami Sato and the third against Meggie Meidlinger.

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

Another player page: Mo’ne Davis. Firebells notes: San Francisco. Tonight: LA vs SF.