Ticara Geldenhuis

Ticara Geldenhuis 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 teammates: Alli Schroder, Hyeonah Kim.

Boston Hunters, 2026

• Team: Boston Hunters
• Position / number: OF, #13 — official Boston roster, featured card on the official Boston team page (#13 · OF), and official player page
• Status: Signed · Round 2, Pick 9
• Hometown on the roster: Waterfall, Australia
• Bats / throws: R / R (official roster and player page)

The official player page bio: originally from South Africa and now based in Sydney, N.S.W.; seven national championships with New South Wales; represented Australia at the 2023 World Cup (the bio says she hit a home run there); two seasons in Japan’s top league; 2024 All Japan National Championships. The official Round Two draft recap matches the South Africa / Australia path, the World Cup homer against Korea, the seven N.S.W. titles, and Japan, and adds strength-and-conditioning work that included an internship with the Arizona Diamondbacks. ESPN’s league explainer lists her as a Boston OF. The July 7 New Era / opening-weekend preview does not name her.

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

She is a featured player on the official Boston team page. The official Aug. 2 Firebells–Hunters recap does not name her. FanGraphs’ Week Two recap, covering a later Heights–Hunters game, identified her as Boston’s left fielder on two fly balls to New York’s Katherine Murphy (one catch at the wall, one that Murphy dropped).

Boston teammates: Alli Schroder, Hyeonah Kim, Raine Padgham, Sabrina Robinson. Hunters notes: Boston. Watch: how to watch.