Meggie Meidlinger, Los Angeles Queens pitcher
Meggie Meidlinger is a right-handed pitcher (#13) for the Los Angeles Queens, a Round 1, Pick 15 signing from Sterling, Virginia. Wikipedia gives the legal name Megan Elizabeth “Meggie” Meidlinger. We only write what the official pages already say. More names: players. Same style of page for San Francisco’s No. 1 pick: Kelsie Whitmore.
Season final (checked Oct. 1, 2026): Los Angeles went 8–7 in the regular season (#3 seed), beat New York 2–1 in Semifinal B, and beat San Francisco 3–2 to win the 2026 Championship. Her official 2026 regular-season pitching line: 9 G, 1–1, 1.83 ERA, 15.1 IP, 13 SO. Team page: Los Angeles Queens roster. All teams: WPBL teams.
Los Angeles Queens, 2026
- Team: Los Angeles Queens
- Position / number: RHP, #13 — official LA roster and official player page (RHP, #13), checked Oct. 1, 2026. Not a featured card on the official LA team page.
- Status: Signed · Round 1, Pick 15
- Hometown on the roster: Sterling, Virginia, USA
- Bats / throws: R / R (official roster and player page)
The official player page has no long bio. The league’s November 2025 Round One draft recap called her one of the most respected veterans in American women’s baseball and said she brings national-team experience. MLB.com’s Aug. 12 story also called her a U.S. national teammate of Kelsie Whitmore. ESPN’s league explainer lists her as a Queens RHP. The July 7 New Era / opening-weekend preview does not name her.
Official 2026 regular-season line (official player page, checked Oct. 1, 2026): pitching 9 G, 0 GS, 1–1, 1.83 ERA, 15.1 IP, 11 H, 4 ER, 4 BB, 13 SO. For anything newer, use the official player page or stats.womensprobaseballleague.com for current numbers.
Notable 2026 mentions
On Aug. 1, the official Opening Day recap said she arrived in relief heading into the seventh with New York ahead 8–6, “to keep NY at bay,” and that she “moonlights as an architect.” Wikipedia and Sports Business Journal also call her a baseball closer and sports architect (Team USA closer, not a WPBL title). After Los Angeles took a 10–8 lead, that recap said she retired the side in order, with help from defense by Ashton Lansdell.
On Aug. 12, MLB.com still says Whitmore’s third home run in San Francisco’s 8–2 win came against Meidlinger. The official Aug. 12 recap names starter Ayami Sato and Whitmore’s three homers; it does not name Meidlinger. The official player-page game log lists an Aug. 12 appearance against San Francisco.
Queens teammates: Amira Hondras · Ashton Lansdell · Ayami Sato · Ayuri Shimano · Brittany Apgar · Caitlin Eynon · Jamie Mackay · Maggie Foxx · Michelle Roche · Mo’ne Davis · Samaria Benítez · Sarah Edwards · Thaima Maximiliana.
Queens notes: Los Angeles. Watch: how to watch.