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History of the WWBA
The Washington Women's Baseball Association was founded in 2003 as an official non-profit association. Our goal is to provide women of all ages an opportunity to participate in the game of competitive regulation baseball. We also offer the opportunity to participate on a premier traveling team which represents the State of Washington at women's tournaments across the country.
Sara Jacobs, from Seattle's Garfield High School, is shown above in action on the mound. She is one of the league's youngest player at age 16, and is a starting pitcher for both the Seattle Westside Falcons WWBA league team and the Washington Stars select team which placed fifth in Nationals for 2005 in Florida.
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WWBA PRESS RELEASES
(Click date for details below)
June 23, 2006
TWO LOCALS SEEK SLOTS ON USA
WOMEN’S BASEBALL TEAM
Jacobs, Fraser still in hunt for World Cup roster berths
June 12, 2006
RAPTORS TRIP FALCONS 9-6 IN WWBA OPENER
Fraser’s three-hit day keys Tacoma win
June 1, 2006
STARS FINISH THIRD IN CALIFORNIA TOURNAMENT
Derouin, Jacobs named to All-Star Team
May 26, 2006
STARS FALL TO NATIONAL CHAMPS IN TOURNEY OPENER
Tara Jacobs gets 2 hits in 9-2 loss to BoSox
May 25, 2006
STARS TO OPEN TOURNEY AGAINST NATIONAL CHAMPS
Local women's baseball team to play in California
May 23, 2006
WWBA ELITE TEAM TO PLAY IN CALIFORNIA
Washington Stars heading to California this week
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After She Rounds Third!
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Support the WWBA
A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available in the only women's baseball league in a six-state area north of San Francisco and west of Denver. You can place an ad on our website, donate equipment, or sponsor a WWBA league game or a single player. All donations to the WWBA are tax deductible through our parent organization and affiliate, the American Women's Baseball Federation (AWBF). Help build a unique and dynamic women's baseball organization in Washington. You can be a part of the WWBA team. Click here for details.
1st ever WWBA Game
Sprinker Field - 2003
Spanaway, WA
YOU could have tried out
for the Women's
National team!
Your next chance will be in 2008.
This year's US team will compete at the 2006
IBAF Women's World Cup, August 1-6 in Taiwan.
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