Women's Pro Baseball League draws fans to inaugural season in Springfield
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 10, 2026, 8:50 AM
Last updated Sep 10, 2026

The Women's Pro Baseball League launched its inaugural season on August 1 at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois. The competition features the San Francisco Fireballs, Boston Hunters, Los Angeles Queens, and New York Heights. The venue was selected for its historical significance to women's professional baseball, dating back to 1875. Fans have traveled from across the country to attend the games, highlighting the league's role in providing visibility for women and members of the queer community in professional sports. This marks the first professional women’s baseball competition since 1954.
- •The Women's Pro Baseball League began its inaugural season on August 1.
- •Games are held at Robin Roberts Stadium in Springfield, Illinois.
- •Competing teams include the San Francisco Fireballs, Boston Hunters, Los Angeles Queens, and New York Heights.
- •The league is the first professional women’s baseball competition since 1954.
- 8:50 AMYahoo Sports — Women's baseball league providing sense of community for fans
"The Women's Pro Baseball League is making history in Springfield, offering a space for fans to feel seen.
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