Thaima Maximiliana

Official spelling is Tháima; this page keeps the ASCII slug. We only write what the official pages already say. Live numbers live on those official links. More names: players.

Los Angeles Queens, 2026

• Team: Los Angeles Queens
• Position / number: SS, #2 — official LA roster (SS) and official player page (SS, #2). Not a featured card on the official LA team page.
• Status: Signed · Round 1, Pick 18
• Hometown on the roster: Curacao
• Bats / throws: R / R (official roster and player page)

The official player page has no bio paragraph. The official Round One draft recap listed the pick as SS, Willemstad, Curaçao, and called her one of the youngest players selected in Round One. The live official LA roster and player page print the hometown as Curacao, without a city. ESPN’s league explainer lists her as Los Angeles SS. World Baseball Network’s how-to-watch page lists her on the Queens.

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

Notable 2026 mentions

The official recap of Los Angeles’s 12–3 win over San Francisco (recap posted Aug. 8; game dated Aug. 7 on the official player-page log) listed “Thaima Maximiliana 3-4” with Ashton Lansdell, Maggie Foxx, and Michelle Roche in the Queens’ lineup notes. FanGraphs’ Week Two recap said Kelsie Whitmore ran into the wall in the sixth inning of that 12–3 game “while tracking a home run off the bat of Queens left fielder Tháima Maximiliana.” The official player-page game log for Aug. 7 vs San Francisco lists 4 AB, 2 R, 3 H, 1 HR, 3 RBI, 1 SB.

Other Queens pages: Mo’ne Davis, Ayami Sato, Jamie Mackay, Meggie Meidlinger. Queens notes: Los Angeles. Watch: how to watch.