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Los Angeles Queens roster 2026: pitchers, catchers, infielders and outfielders
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The 2026 Los Angeles Queens roster from the official team page’s Signed and Drafted lists: 28 players (14 marked Signed, 14 marked Drafted) — pitchers, catchers, infielders and outfielders, with links to our player pages. 2026 WPBL champions: 8–7 in the regular season (#3 seed), beat New York 2–1 in Semifinal B and San Francisco 3–2 in the Championship Series. Position key for the table: RHP right-handed pitcher, LHP left-handed pitcher, C catcher, 1B first base, 2B second base, 3B third base, SS shortstop, IF infielder, LF left field, CF center field, RF right field, OF outfielder. Every 2026 player became a free agent after the season, and no 2027 roster has been announced.
Roster move (checked Oct. 16, 2026): on Aug. 21, 2026, the WPBL announced a manager-initiated trade: Los Angeles sent Emi Saiki (IF) and Suzu Narasaki (OF) to New York for Diana Ibarra (OF). This table follows the current official LA page, which lists Ibarra with Los Angeles.
Read: Inside the WPBL’s first trade · every move: offseason roster tracker.
LA Queens roster 2026 (Los Angeles Queens)
Los Angeles Queens roster (LA Queens / Los Angeles Queens) from the official team page — Signed and Drafted status columns are the league’s. No separate roster URL on this site; this page is the answer. Schedule and results: WPBL schedule · standings / playoff picture: standings · champions context: series 3–2 after Tue FINAL LA 2, SF 0 (official Championship Game 5).
Signed
| Player | Pos | Hometown | Status | Draft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ayami Sato | RHP | Tokorozawa, Japan | Signed | R1 · 2 |
| Ashton Lansdell | IF | Marietta, Georgia, USA | Signed | R1 · 7 |
| Mo’ne Davis | OF | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA | Signed | R1 · 10 |
| Meggie Meidlinger | RHP | Sterling, Virginia, USA | Signed | R1 · 15 |
| Thaima Maximiliana | SS | Curacao | Signed | R1 · 18 |
| Jamie Mackay | C | Laguna Beach, California, USA | Signed | R2 · 3 |
| Samaria Benítez | IF | Nayarit, Mexico | Signed | R2 · 11 |
| Maggie Foxx | C, RHP | Bedford, New Hampshire, USA | Signed | R2 · 14 |
| Michelle Roche | RHP | Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada | Signed | R2 · 19 |
| Caitlin Eynon | IF | Perth, Australia | Signed | R3 · 7 |
| Sarah Edwards | IF | Bay Shore, New York, USA | Signed | R3 · 10 |
| Brittany Apgar | OF | Greensboro, North Carolina, USA | Signed | R3 · 15 |
| Ayuri Shimano | RHP | Osaka, Japan | Signed | R5 · 15 |
| Diana Ibarra | OF | Tepatitlan, Mexico | Signed | R3 · 11 |
Listed as Drafted (not marked Signed)
| Player | Pos | Hometown | Status | Draft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Leah Cornish Drafted | C | Perth, Australia | Drafted | R4 · 3 |
| Juliette Kladko Drafted | LHP | Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | Drafted | R4 · 6 |
| Amira Hondras Drafted | IF | Chicago, Illinois, USA | Drafted | R4 · 11 |
| Sydney Barry Drafted | RHP | Fort Mcmurray, Alberta, Canada | Drafted | R4 · 14 |
| Rio Obitsu Drafted | 2B | Saitama City, Japan | Drafted | R4 · 19 |
| Isabella Villarreal Drafted | IF | Newport, Michigan, USA | Drafted | R5 · 2 |
| Elodie O’Sullivan Drafted | OF | Perth, Australia | Drafted | R5 · 7 |
| Genevieve Hastings Drafted | SS | Billings, Montana, USA | Drafted | R5 · 10 |
| Luisa Hernandez Drafted | 1B | Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, Mexico | Drafted | R5 · 18 |
| Adelaide Frank Drafted | IF | Oakville, Missouri, USA | Drafted | R6 · 3 |
| Brittany Womack Drafted | RF | San Diego, California, USA | Drafted | R6 · 6 |
| Celicia Wilken Drafted | 1B | Austin, Texas, USA | Drafted | R6 · 11 |
| Trinity Curtis Drafted | RHP | Oakhurst, California, USA | Drafted | R6 · 14 |
| Addisyn Baird Drafted | IF | Granger, Indiana, USA | Drafted | R6 · 19 |
Official Los Angeles page · Stats · Players index
Official name: Los Angeles Queens (also searched as LA Queens / Los Angeles Queens). Record 8–7, third, 2 games back (regular season). #3 seed in Semifinal B vs NY. Series B: LA wins 2–1 after Monday’s FINAL (LA 15, NY 11). 2026 WPBL champions — series 3–2 after Tuesday’s FINAL (LA 2, SF 0). Los Angeles Queens roster below · full slate: schedule.
Offseason note (Oct 4, 2026): Offseason: every 2026 player became a free agent after the season, per the commissioner, and no 2027 roster or schedule is announced. WPBL 2027: what we know. How players got onto 2026 rosters: WPBL tryouts & draft. What they were paid: WPBL player salary.
Women’s Baseball World Cup 2027: Queens players at the 2026 qualifiers — Ashton Lansdell (USA), Caitlin Eynon (Australia) and Michelle Roche (Canada).
Name origin (league branding post): Lizzie Murphy, “Queen of the Diamond,” first woman to play against major-league players. Brand mark: a crown built from four baseball diamonds. No official color list on the team page.
Team-page snapshot: batting AVG .349, 39 R, 52 H, 4 HR; ERA 5.45; fielding .950. Featured: #18 P Ayami Sato, #3 OF Mo’ne Davis, #1 3B Ashton Lansdell, #11 C Maggie Foxx.
Last: Sep. 22, LA 2, SF 0 (official Championship Game 5 FINAL 2 – 0). Los Angeles Queens win the championship series 3–2 and are the 2026 WPBL champions. Series B still LA wins 2–1. Season series notes: Firebells vs Queens.
Mo’ne Davis is on this roster as a signed outfielder, Round 1 Pick 10. More: Mo’ne Davis · players. Amira Hondras is still marked Drafted on the team page but has already appeared (official Aug. 12 recap; Opening Day coverage).
Jemile Weeks is not Los Angeles’s manager. The league’s August 9 announcement named him manager of the Boston Hunters. Wikipedia’s Jemile Weeks article still called him the Queens’ first-base coach when we last looked on August 14. More: Jemile Weeks.
Schedule and 2027 status
2026: every game was played at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois; the regular season ran Aug. 1–Sep. 6, 2026. All Queens results: WPBL schedule 2026 · standings · playoffs.
2027: as of Oct. 14, 2026, no 2027 WPBL schedule, roster or broadcast deal has been announced — see WPBL 2027: what we know. How 2026 games were streamed: how to watch.
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