A collection of photography by Mark Clayton of teams and players from across North America.

News and commentary on women's baseball.

Organizes two leagues, for ages 14-16 and 17-25. Includes schedule, standings and individual team pages.

Member of the Central Ontario Girls Baseball League with teams at the Peewee, Bantam and Junior levels.

Competitive amateur hardball league for women of all ages and skill levels from NJ, NY, PA, CT.

Member of the Central Ontario Girls Baseball League. Teams at Bantam and Women's (Junior). Provides girls baseball in the Scarborough area of Toronto.

Member of the Central Ontario Girls Baseball League. Has Rep teams at Bantam and Junior (Women's) level. Formerly Etobicoke Girls Baseball.

Girls baseball in Milton, Ontario, Canada. A member of the Central Ontario Girls Baseball League.

Team Ontario has three girls divisions, a Pewee (11-13)Bantam (14-16) and a Women's division (17+).

Organizes international women's baseball competitions and the Women's Baseball World Series. Australia, Canada, Japan and the United States are members.

Girls youth baseball league based in Pawtucket, Rhode Island.

Promotes amateur and professional women's baseball worldwide. Includes FAQ about the American Elite National Team, individual United States teams, tournaments, and logo merchandise. Also provides information about the national teams from Australia, Canada, and Japan.

The Blue Sox are charter members of the Great Lakes Women's Baseball League which began play in 1996 with teams in Chicago, IL; Battle Creek and Lansing, MI and Fort Wayne, IN. The League was a pilot program by USA Baseball, Inc. and the American Amateur Baseball Congress (AABC).

Burlington is a member of the Central Ontario Girls Baseball League. Includes schedule, tournament results, photos, history, and related links.

The BarnCats are members of the Eastern Women's Baseball Conference, which consists of six teams, four in Maryland and two in Virginia.

Photographs and results of the first ever Women's World Series. Canada, Japan, Australia and the U.S.A. played in Toronto July 4th to July 8th, 2001

The International Women's Baseball Championship was held at the new 4.5 million dollar Geelong baseball centre bringing together teams from Japan, Canada, and the US, plus two Australian teams.

Our mission is to provide baseball instruction and competition to women and girls of all experience levels.

Contains photos, merchandise, history, schedules, results, and tournament information about women's baseball in the United States.

2003 AAU National Champions. Includes roster, schedule, results, statistics, photos, and related links.

A place discuss women's baseball.(English, Francais, Espanol)

Includes news, prior year highlights, contact information, and related links.

Member of the Central Ontario Girls Baseball League and has a Women's Rep team for 17+. Includes photos, schedule, and related links.

Member of the Washington Women's Baseball League. Game schedules and results.

Provides international and World Series results since 2001 and recent photos.

Provides announcements, field directions, game results, and details of tournaments and other upcoming events.

Home of the Sydney Women's Baseball League.

New women's baseball league in Washington state. Includes information on the new league and the Washington Stars women's team.

The RIWBL exists to provide female baseball players, of any age and residence, the opportunity to participate in organized girls and women's baseball tournaments.

Semi-Pro Women's team, Member of the Great Lakes Women's Baseball Conference.

Plays at North Side Little League Park in Mishawaka, Indiana. Includes a history of the program and its current affiliation with the AAU.

A new (2004) women's league in the Philadelphia area.

Provides news, articles, upcoming games, and results.

Official league site with scores, schedules and photos.

The Misfits are an independent team compiled of players that want to play on a competitive REP team within the COGBL. The Misfits include former Team Canada players, collegiate fastpitch players, and players who reside during the school year in the United States.

Dedicated to the Doncaster Baseball Club's Women's Baseball program. Located in Melbourne, Australia, we cater for all ages and abilities.

The NAWBL is an umbrella association of several women's leagues from across North America.

They play by major-league rules on a full-sized field.

Amateur league with teams in the Washington/Baltimore and New York/New Jersey areas.

A brand new team for 2004. AAU sanctioned and member of the GLWBL (Great Lakes Women's Baseball League). Includes team news, standings, statistics, and game schedule.

Saskatoon plans to sponsor jr. mosquito, mosquito, peewee and bantam girls teams in 2004.

A digital magazine for the planet-wide enlightenment of girls' and women's baseball.

Promoting achievement in women's baseball. Includes inductees, awards and building fund information.