Game 5 to decide first Women’s Pro Baseball League champion | Live updates
San Francisco Fire Bells’ Joely Leguizamon celebrates hitting a home run as she rounds the bases during the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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Game 5 to decide first Women’s Pro Baseball League champion | Live updates
San Francisco Fire Bells’ Joely Leguizamon celebrates hitting a home run as she rounds the bases during the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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Los Angeles Queens’ Maggie Foxx catches a pop fly to the outfield during the game against the San Francisco Fire Bellsat the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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Los Angeles Queens’ Maggie Foxx is tagged out by San Francisco Fire Bells’ Amanda Gianelloni at second at the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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San Francisco Fire Bells’ Kelsie Whitmore bats during the game against the Los Angeles Queens at the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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San Francisco Fire Bells’ Andreanne Leblanc bats during the game against the Los Angeles Queens at the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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Los Angeles Queens’ catcher Jamie Mackay waits for the throw as San Francisco Fire Bells’ Amanda Gianelloni scores a run during the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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San Francisco Fire Bells’ Kelsie Whitmore makes it to second before Los Angeles Queens’Caitlin Eynon can tag her out at the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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San Francisco Fire Bells’ Jua Park bats during the game against the Los Angeles Queens at the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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Los Angeles Queens’ Jamie Mackay, center, is greeted by her teammates as she approaches home plate after hitting a home run during the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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Los Angeles Queens’ Amira Hondras bats during the game against the San Francisco Fire Bells’ at the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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San Francisco Fire Bells’ Niki Eckert pitches against the Los Angeles Queens during the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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San Francisco Fire Bells’ Jua Park bats during the game against the Los Angeles Queens at the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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Los Angeles Queens’ Michelle Roche pitches against the San Francisco Fire Bells at the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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Los Angeles Queens’ Sarah Edwards bats during the game against the San Francisco Fire Bells’ at the Women’s Pro Baseball League championship series Game 3 Saturday Sept. 19, 2026.
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The inaugural Women’s Pro Baseball League season caps off with Game 5 in the championship series between the top-seeded San Francisco Firebells and No. 2 Los Angeles Queens at Robin Roberts Stadium on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
The Firebells evened the series with a 17-4 onslaught in Game 4 on Sunday. The teams have combined for 67 runs in the past four games.
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The Queens kickstarted the WPBL season with a whirlwind 10-8 comeback win over the New York Heights on Aug. 1.
