Mo’ne Davis, Los Angeles Queens outfielder

Mo’ne Davis plays baseball for the LA Queens in the WPBL (Women’s Pro Baseball League): outfielder, #3, a Round 1, Pick 10 signing from Philadelphia. We only write what official pages and named reports say. More names: players. Same style of page for San Francisco’s No. 1 pick: Kelsie Whitmore.

Offseason note (Oct 4, 2026): Offseason: no 2027 WPBL schedule or rosters yet — what we know about 2027 · WPBL player pay.

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. Team page: Los Angeles Queens roster. Bracket: WPBL playoffs. All teams: WPBL teams.

Quick answers

What team does Mo’ne Davis play for?

The Los Angeles Queens of the WPBL, the 2026 champions (LA beat San Francisco 3–2 in the Championship).

What position and number?

#3, outfield. The official LA roster and official player page list OF (checked Oct. 1, 2026); they listed CF earlier.

When was she drafted?

Round 1, Pick 10, and listed as Signed on the official LA roster.

What did she do at the Little League World Series?

In 2014 she became the first girl to win a Little League World Series game and the first female pitcher to throw a shutout in that tournament, per ESPN’s league explainer and MLB.com’s draft story.

What was her WPBL first?

She scored the first run in WPBL history on Aug. 1, 2026, in Los Angeles’s 10–8 win over New York, per the Philadelphia Inquirer and MLB.com.

Where are her WPBL stats?

On her official player page and the official stats hub. Her official 2026 regular-season line is below; we don’t add numbers of our own.

Los Angeles Queens, 2026

• Team: Los Angeles Queens
• Position / number: OF, #3 — official LA roster and official player page, checked Oct. 1, 2026 (both listed CF earlier)
• Status: Signed · Round 1, Pick 10
• Hometown on the roster: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA
• Bats / throws: R / R (official player page)

The official player page also notes degrees from Hampton University and Columbia University. ESPN’s league explainer and MLB.com’s draft story both say she later played softball at Hampton, after 2014 Little League World Series history: first girl to win a Little League World Series game, and the first female pitcher to throw a shutout in that tournament.

Notable 2026 mentions

On Aug. 1, in the league opener, the Philadelphia Inquirer and MLB.com reported she scored the first run in WPBL history, driven in by Maggie Foxx, in Los Angeles’s 10–8 win over New York. The official Opening Day recap describes that first-inning sequence (Foxx’s two-run single) without repeating a box-score line here.

The league’s July New Era / opening-weekend preview listed her among Los Angeles’s featured names for Aug. 1. She is a featured player on the official LA team page.

Official 2026 regular-season line (official player page, checked Oct. 1, 2026): 13 G, 39 AB, 7 R, 9 H, 3 2B, 7 RBI, 6 BB, .231 AVG / .333 OBP / .308 SLG. For anything newer, use the official player page or stats.womensprobaseballleague.com.

Queens teammates: Amira Hondras · Ashton Lansdell · Ayami Sato · Ayuri Shimano · Brittany Apgar · Caitlin Eynon · Jamie Mackay · Maggie Foxx · Meggie Meidlinger · Michelle Roche · Samaria Benítez · Sarah Edwards · Thaima Maximiliana.