Two New Hampshire Women Just Drafted into Pro Baseball League

BREAKING: Two talented women from New Hampshire have just been drafted into the newly established Women’s Professional Baseball League, marking a historic moment for the state and the sport.

Maggie Foxx from Bedford and Beth Greenwood from Amherst are set to make their mark in professional baseball, a dream come true for both athletes. “Being drafted into the field means the world to me; it is such an honor,” said Foxx, whose achievement underscores the growing recognition of women in sports.

Greenwood shared the excitement, stating, “It’s something that we all dreamed about when we were little kids.” Their selection not only elevates New Hampshire’s presence in professional sports but also inspires aspiring female athletes across the country.

This momentous occasion highlights the hard work and dedication these players have poured into their craft. “It just means a lot to me,” Foxx added. “It shows to me personally, all of the hard work that I’ve put in — that everyone around me has put in.”

The league aims to provide a platform for female athletes, showcasing their skills on a national stage and breaking barriers in a historically male-dominated sport. The official announcement comes as interest in women’s sports continues to soar, with fans eagerly anticipating the upcoming season.

As the league prepares to kick off, all eyes will be on these pioneering players from New Hampshire. The future looks bright for Foxx and Greenwood, and their journey is just beginning.

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Stay tuned as we follow their inspiring stories in the world of professional baseball!