Women’s Baseball League resumes in US

The women's professional baseball league in the United States has made its return after a 72-year absence, launching its first season in August 2026. It is the first official league for women since the end of the Professional Girls' League "AAGPBL" in 1954. The league features four teams representing major cities, with all games played on a neutral field to reduce costs. The season includes 30 games before the start of the playoffs. Over 600 players from 10 countries participated in tryouts, with Kelsey Weimer leading the list after being selected first. Prominent players from Japan and South Korea also participated. The regular season concluded with San Francisco at the top, and the finals will begin after the two qualifying teams secured their spots, aiming to create a sustainable professional pathway that offers women the chance to compete after a long absence.

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