San Francisco closed out the inaugural WPBL Draft with one of the most balanced and internationally diverse groups in the league. Across 30 selections, the club added power arms, elite defenders, and a mix of emerging talents and veteran leadership—building a roster that reflects the franchise’s long-term vision: athleticism, versatility, and global reach.
Below is the full list of San Francisco’s 2025 draft selections.
Full Draft Class — San Francisco
- Kelsie Whitmore, RHP (27) — San Diego, CA, USA
- Amanda Gianelloni, 2B (28) — New Orleans, LA, USA
- Joely Leguizamon, SS (26) — Dominican Republic
- Jill Albayati, RHP/UTL (21) — Anaheim, CA, USA
- Samantha Gutierrez, C (22) — San Diego, CA, USA
- Ayaka Yamamoto, 3B (21) — Fukuyama, Japan
- Niki Eckert, LHP (22) — Tarrytown, NY, USA
- Andreanne Leblanc, 1B (24) — Mont-Saint-Hilaire, QC, Canada
- Jua Park, SS (20) — Hadong, South Korea
- Alexia Jorge, C (22) — Lyndhurst, NJ, USA
- Ela Day-Bedard, IF (20) — Gatineau, QC, Canada
- Rosa Del Castillo, CF (26) — Puebla, Mexico
- Elizabeth Gilder, LHP (24) — New Westminster, BC, Canada
- Skylar Kaplan, LF (24) — Glen Burnie, MD, USA
- Hinano Beppu, 2B (29) — Kitakyushu City, Japan
- Jordan Eyster, CF (21) — Royal Oak, MI, USA
- Katie Reynolds, RHP (24) — Watertown, MA, USA
- Peyton Coria, RHP (19) — Perris, CA, USA
- Hanna Miura, 2B (22) — Sapporo, Japan
- Kaija Bazzano, SS (23) — Sebastopol, CA, USA
- Kaelei Kajitani, 1B (21) — Madera, CA, USA
- Kiley Ingram, RHP (18) — Ontario, CA, USA
- Scrappy Hopkins, C (27) — Fort Walton Beach, FL, USA
- Flor Elena Valerio Montoya, RHP (23) — Tijuana, Mexico
- Esthela Segovia, C (31) — Tijuana, Mexico
- Bella Espinoza-Molina, RF (23) — Ladera Ranch, CA, USA
- Arwen McCullough, RHP (21) — Livermore, CA, USA
- Allie Lacey, 2B (31) — La Crescenta, CA, USA
- Micaela Minner, 1B (40) — Akron, OH, USA
- Kailyn Bearpaw, 1B (22) — Sapulpa, OK, USA
A Class Built for Identity and Impact
San Francisco’s draft board shows a clear blueprint:
Pitching depth. International experience. Defenders who can anchor the infield for years.
With established stars like Kelsie Whitmore and rising talents from Japan, Korea, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Canada, and across the U.S., this class positions San Francisco as one of the most intriguing teams entering the 2026 season.
