Maïka Dumais, Boston Hunters

Maïka Dumais, Boston Hunters is on the Boston Hunters roster. We only write what the official pages already say. Live numbers live on those official links. More names: players.

Boston Hunters, 2026

• Team: Boston Hunters
• Position / number: RHP / P, #18 — official Boston roster (RHP) and official player page (P, #18). Not a featured card on the official Boston team page.
• Status: Signed · Round 2, Pick 17
• Hometown on the roster: Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
• Bats / throws: L / R (official roster and player page)

The official player page has no bio paragraph. Live official pages spell the name Maïka Dumais (ï). The official Round Two draft recap listed the pick as Maika Dumais, RHP, Québec City, Québec, and called her one of the youngest arms in the draft. The official Boston draft-class recap listed Maika Dumais, RHP, Quebec City, QC. ESPN’s league explainer lists her as Boston RHP.

We’re not making up a batting line. The official player page publishes 2026 pitching and batting numbers and a game log; use that or stats.womensprobaseballleague.com for current numbers.

Notable 2026 mentions

The official recap of Boston’s 9–6 win over New York (recap posted Aug. 9; game dated Aug. 8 on the official player-page log) said “Maïka Dumais sealed the deal with three clutch innings in relief” as the Hunters took their first win of the season. The official player-page log for Aug. 8 vs New York lists 3.0 IP, 1 H, 2 BB, 2 SO.

FanGraphs’ Week One recap said that in the Aug. 2 loss to San Francisco, after Raine Padgham hit two batters in the third, “Maïka Dumais, who came in to relieve Padgham, drilled Day-Bédard,” and the Hunters became the first team to tally three pitcher hit-by-pitches in a single inning. The official player-page log for Aug. 2 vs San Francisco lists 2.1 IP, 4 H, 1 BB.

Other Hunters pages: Lexi Hastings, Alli Schroder, Raine Padgham, Denver Bryant, Ticara Geldenhuis, Suzuka Yamamoto. Hunters notes: Boston. Watch: how to watch.