Molly Paddison, Boston Hunters
Molly Paddison, 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: CF, #55 — official Boston roster (CF) and official player page (CF, #55). Not a featured card on the official Boston team page.
- Status: Signed · Round 3, Pick 12
- Hometown on the roster: Pullenvale, Australia
- Bats / throws: L / L (official roster and player page)
The official player page bio: from Brisbane, Queensland; discovered baseball at age four while living in the US; Youth Women’s MVP at the 2023 Australian Youth Girls National, leading Queensland to gold; tied for most hits at the 2024 Open Women’s Nationals. The live official Boston roster hometown is Pullenvale, Australia; that roster line is what this page uses for hometown. The official Round Three draft recap listed pick 52 as Molly Paddison, CF, Pullenvale (Australia), and repeated the U.S. introduction, boys’-nationals path, and Youth Girls Nationals MVP. The official Boston team draft recap listed her as CF (18), Pullenvale, Australia. The live official Boston roster now lists her age as 19. We’re not treating age as a 2026 stat line. ESPN’s league explainer lists her as Boston CF.
We’re not making up a batting line. The official player page publishes a 2026 batting line and game log; use that or stats.womensprobaseballleague.com for current numbers.
Notable 2026 mentions
The official recap of New York’s 7–6 extra-inning win over Boston (recap posted Aug. 10; game dated Aug. 9 on the official player-page log) said Elodie Ciamarro’s lead-off double was “bobbled by Paddison,” that “Paddison poked one to shallow right,” and that with Paddison “the tying run on second,” Ticara Geldenhuis sent a rocket to Valerie Perez, who “got the sliding Aussie by half a hair to end the game.” The official player-page game log for Aug. 9 vs New York lists 5 AB, 1 R, 3 H. FanGraphs’ Week Two recap called her “Hunters right fielder Molly Paddison” on a shallow fly in that same Sunday game; live official Boston roster and player page list CF.
Official Aug. 2 and Aug. 5 recaps don’t mention her by name. The official player-page game log also lists appearances dated Aug. 2 vs San Francisco, Aug. 5 vs Los Angeles, Aug. 8 vs New York, and Aug. 13 vs New York.
Other Hunters pages: Alli Schroder, Hyeonah Kim, Denver Bryant, Kate Blunt, Ticara Geldenhuis, Lexi Hastings, Sabrina Robinson. Hunters notes: Boston. Watch: how to watch.