There isn’t a WBPL team in Philly, but the league provides a path for area girls’ baseball players
The WPBL's inaugural season ended with the Los Angeles Queens, featuring Philly's Mo'ne Davis, on top. Along the way, girls in and around Philly were watching and learning from the pros.
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