Brittany Apgar’s path is pure resilience. Officially listed as a 22-year-old CF from Greenville, NC in the WPBL draft-eligible pool, she plays one-handed due to a congenital limb difference—yet trains like a pro. After months of work and a viral social story, she’s earned her shot in the draft.

Scouting Spotlight: Amanda Gianelloni—28-year-old 2B from New Orleans (R/R), officially listed on the WPBL draft-eligible list. She locks down the keystone with quick hands, big range, and a bat that shows up. What teams will love: mid-game adaptability and day-one reliability for a league building rosters from scratch. Her public work shows confidence and full commitment to the WPBL path. Amanda is both value pick and culture driver—drafted not just for her tools, but for where this sport is headed.

Fast Break spotlight on Elodie O’Sullivan—a foundational Day-1 fit for any WPBL roster. Officially listed as a 32-year-old right-handed outfielder from Australia, she’s an Emeralds veteran with reps in the Japan Women’s Baseball Championship—battle-tested and mentally sharp. In the field: Gold Glove-caliber reads, range, and an arm that erases extra bases. At the plate: true leadoff/two-hole profile—on-base machine, deep counts, plus speed that turns singles into doubles and stresses defenses. International pedigree, leadership, and standards that elevate a clubhouse. Build your defense around her; let her set the table up top.