2022 Women's Professional Fastpitch season

Last updated
2022 WPF season
League Women's Professional Fastpitch
Sport Fastpitch softball
DurationJune 14, 2022 – August 6, 2022
Number of teams2
Exhibition season
WPF seasons
2023  →

The 2022 WPF season was the first season of operation of the Women's Professional Fastpitch. Two WPF teams competed in an exhibition season:Smash It Sports Vipers and USSSA Pride.

Contents

League Business

On April 11, 2022, SmashIt Sports Vipers named Don DeDonatis Sr. their general manager. [1]

On April 20, 2022, the Vipers named Gerry Glasco their head coach. [2]

WPF draft

The 2022 WPF college draft took place on May 20, 2022. [3] The Vipers and Pride each drafted six eligible college players.

#Denotes player who has not played in the WPF
#PlayerPosWPF TeamCollegeSigned
1 Jocelyn Alo UT SmashIt Sports Vipers Oklahoma Signed June 13, 2022 [4]
2 Georgina Corrick #P USSSA Pride USF  
3 Mary Iakopo C/1B SmashIt Sports Vipers Texas Signed June 13, 2022 [5]
4 Keely Rochard P USSSA Pride VT Signed June 9, 2022 [6]
5 Gianna Mancha P SmashIt Sports Vipers UCF Signed June 7, 2022 [7]
6 Danielle Watson #P USSSA Pride FSU  
7 Annie Willis P SmashIt Sports Vipers Mississippi State Signed June 7, 2022 [8]
8 Delanie Wisz IF USSSA Pride UCLA Signed June 15, 2022 [9]
9 Shelbi Sunseri P SmashIt Sports Vipers LSU Signed June 7, 2022 [10]
10 Taylor Ellsworth C/UT USSSA Pride Arkansas Signed June 8, 2022 [11]
11 Melissa Mayeux UT SmashIt Sports Vipers ULL Signed May 31, 2022 [12]
12 Casidy Chaumont OF USSSA Pride Mizzou Signed June 7, 2022 [13]

Free agency

Among signed players returning to the USSSA Pride for 2022 are Hayley Cruse Mitchell, Jessica Warren, Jailyn Ford, Shelby Pendley, Odicci Alexander, and Chelsea Goodacre. [14]

The table below shows the signings of free agent for the 2022 season.

DatePlayerTeam
April 5, 2022 Samantha Show [15] USSSA Pride
April 7, 2022 Amber Fiser [16] SmashIt Sports Vipers
April 8, 2022 Delaney Spaulding [17] USSSA Pride
April 8, 2022 Kate Gordon Short [18] SmashIt Sports Vipers
April 9, 2022 Morgan Howe [19] SmashIt Sports Vipers
April 10, 2022 Taran Alvelo [20] SmashIt Sports Vipers
April 11, 2022 Ali Aguilar [21] USSSA Pride
April 12, 2022 Chelsea Gonzales [22] SmashIt Sports Vipers
April 13, 2022 Suzy Brookshire [23] SmashIt Sports Vipers
April 14, 2022 Sami Fagan [24] USSSA Pride
April 15, 2022 Tatyana Forbes [25] SmashIt Sports Vipers
April 18, 2022 Abbey Cheek [26] USSSA Pride
April 21, 2022 Ciara Bryan [27] SmashIt Sports Vipers
April 24, 2022 Alissa Dalton [28] SmashIt Sports Vipers
May 10, 2022 Fa Leilua [29] SmashIt Sports Vipers
May 13, 2022 Ellen Roberts [30] USSSA Pride
June 1, 2022 Kayla Wedl [31] USSSA Pride
June 17, 2022 Hope Trautwein [32] USSSA Pride

Standings

League standings

Source: [33]

TeamGPWLPct.GBL10STRKRSRADIFF
USSSA Pride 291910.655-6-4L114470+74
Smash It Sports Vipers 301713.5672.56-4W314499+45

Schedule

Source: https://www.ballclubz.com/wpf

2022 Exhibition Season
DateVisitorScoreHomeVenueNotesRef
June 14SIS Vipers (1-0)9-5USSSA Pride (0-1)SMSD (Shawnee Mission School District, KS) [Game 1]
June 16Alliance5-7SIS Vipers (2-0) [Game 2]
HFL0-6USSSA Pride(1-1) [Game 3]
June 17HFL4-11SIS Vipers (3-0) [Game 4]
Alliance0-5USSSA Pride (2-1) [Game 5]
June 22SIS Vipers (3-1)1-2USSSA Pride (3-1)USSSA Space Coast Stadium - Viera, FL [Game 6]
June 23Florida Vibe8-10SIS Vipers (4-1) [Game 7]
June 24Florida Vibe6-7USSSA Pride (4-1) [Game 8]
June 25Florida Vibe3-4SIS Vipers (5-1) [Game 9]
June 26USSSA Pride (4-2)2-3SIS Vipers (6-1) [Game 10]
June 27SIS Vipers (6-2)0-1USSSA Pride (5-2) [Game 11]
June 28USSSA Pride' (6-2)4-0SIS Vipers (6-3) [Game 12]
June 29SIS Vipers (6-4)2-4USSSA Pride (7-2) [Game 13]
June 30SIS VipersUSSSA Pride [Game 14]
July 3Team MexicoUSSSA Pride [Game 15]
Team Mexico 20220-17SIS Vipers (7-4) [Game 16]
Team Mexico 20220-8SIS Vipers (8-4) [Game 17]
July 4Team Mexico 20220-9SIS Vipers (9-4) [Game 18]
July 5Australia3-10USSSA Pride (8-2) Choccolocco Park, Oxford, AL [Game 19]
Japan4-0USSSA Pride (8-3) [Game 20]
July 6USSSA Pride (9-3)8-0Australia [Game 21]
USSSA Pride (9-4)1-2USA [Game 22]
July 12SIS Vipers (10-4)4-1USSSA Pride (9-5) Bosse Field Evansville, IN [Game 23]
July 13USSSA Pride (10-5)10-2SIS Vipers (10-5) [Game 24]
July 14SIS Vipers (10-6)0-9USSSA Pride (11-5) [Game 25]
July 17USSSA PrideSIS VipersSMSDCanceled (COVID) [34] [Game 26]
July 18SIS Vipers (10-7)1-4USSSA Pride (12-5) [Game 27]
July 19USSSA Pride (12-6)0-2SIS Vipers (11-7)KC Youth Academy [Game 28]
July 21SIS Vipers (11-8)1-3USSSA Pride (13-6)Louisville Slugger Sports Complex - Peoria, IL [Game 29]
July 22USSSA Pride (14-6)7-3SIS Vipers (11-9) [Game 30]
July 23SIS Vipers (11-10)0-5USSSA Pride (15-6) [Game 31]
July 25USSSA Pride (15-7)1-4SIS Vipers (12-10) Bittinger Stadium West Lafayette, IN [Game 32]
July 26SIS Vipers (12-11)2-3USSSA Pride (16-7) [Game 33]
July 27USSSA Pride (17-7)5-1SIS Vipers (12-12) [Game 34]
August 1CCSLFlorida VibeUSSSA Space Coast Stadium - Viera, FL [Game 35]
SIS Vipers (13-12)13-4USSSA Pride (17-8) [Game 36]
August 2CCSL0-6SIS Vipers (14-12) [Game 37]
August 3CCSL0-22USSSA Pride (18-8) [Game 38]
Florida Vibe13-4SIS Vipers (14-13) [Game 39]
August 4S & S Sports0-13SIS Vipers (15-13) [Game 40]
Florida Vibe1-0USSSA Pride (18-9) [Game 41]
August 5Florida Vibe2-5SIS Vipers (16-13) [Game 42]
S & S Sports0-12USSSA Pride (19-9) [Game 43]
August 6S & S Sports0-8Florida Vibe [Game 44]
SIS Vipers (17-13)6-3USSSA Pride (19-10) [Game 45]

Statistical Leaders

StatLeaderTeamTotal
Batting Average [35] Ali Aguilar USSSA Pride.383
Stolen Bases [36] Tatyana Forbes SIS Vipers12
ERA [37] Annie Willis SIS Vipers2.06
Strikeouts [38] Keely Rochard USSSA Pride45
Home Runs [39] Abbey Cheek USSSA Pride8

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