Baseball Canada | Women's National Team Roster

2025 Women's National Team Roster Season:

#	First	Last	DOB	Hometown	Province	Position	Bats	Throws	Height
11	Lucie	Anctil	2002-10-15	La Pocatiére	QC	C	L	R	5'3''
21	Victoria	Bateman	2008-02-29	Regina	SK	C/INF	L	R	5'3''
25	Ela	Day-Bédard	2005-03-07	Gatineau	QC	INF/RHP	R	R	5'4''
8	Makenna	Dobrowolsky	2009-11-25	Saskatoon	SK	RHP/OF	R	R	5'6''
32	Kyanna	Faucher	2008-11-24	Beauce	QC	INF/RHP	L	R	5'5''
13	Mikael	Fields	2009-07-29	Shortts Lake	NS	RHP/INF	R	R	5'5''
38	Alexane	Fournier	2002-10-17	St-Jean-sur-Richelieu	QC	RHP	R	R	5'10''
30	Alizée	Gélinas	2005-04-30	Trois-Riviéres	QC	RHP/1B	L	R	5'8''
3	Liz	Gilder	2001-01-19	Port Moody	BC	LHP	L	L	5'10''
6	Olivia	Hagen	2009-07-29	Stonewall	MB	OF/RHP	R	R	5'6''
4	Claire	Hingley	2008-04-20	Edmonton	AB	C/RHP	R	R	5'6''
22	Emma	Howorth	2005-06-04	Toronto	ON	LHP/1B	L	L	5'11''
10	Ashlynn	Jolicoeur	2010-09-11	Whitby	ON	RHP/INF	L	R	5'4''
26	Océane	Lambert	2005-11-28	Saint-Joseph-de-Beauce	QC	INF/RHP	R	R	5'6''
45	Andréanne	Leblanc	2001-08-06	Mont-Saint-Hillaire	QC	1B	R	R	5'6''
2	Emma	Lecompte	2010-05-23	Kelowna	BC	INF/RHP	S	R	5'5''
24	Cassie	Matlock	1999-09-24	Edmonton	AB	OF	L	R	5'9''
23	Ally	Neufeld	2007-12-18	Boisevain	MB	INF/RHP	R	R	5'9''
28	Frédérique	Noël	2006-11-15	Bois-des-fillon	QC	INF/RHP	R	R	5'6''
18	Raine	Padgham	2005-07-19	Abbotsford	BC	RHP/OF	R	R	5'4''
44	Sarah	Pengelly	2005-09-30	Burnaby	BC	RHP/OF	R	R	5'5''
9	Camille	Proulx	2007-05-31	Laval	QC	OF/RHP	R	R	5'4''
27	Michelle	Roche	2005-08-18	Burnaby	BC	RHP	R	R	5'7''
16	Alli	Schroder	2002-04-25	Fruitvale	BC	RHP	R	R	5'5''
35	Taylor	Schueller	2008-02-25	Saskatoon	SK	INF/RHP	L	R	5'6''
14	Addie	Ziebart	2004-02-24	Saskatoon	SK	OF/RHP	L	R	5'4''

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