“GIRLS ARE PLAYERS TOO” Is Back for 2026!
It’s back. 👊⚾
Women’s Baseball – The Inside Pitch is proud to launch the 2026 Girls Are Players Too fundraiser, supporting our Aussie female baseballers heading to the 2026 National Championships.
The 2026 National Championships return to Melbourne Ballpark in April, with the Women’s tournament from 12–18 April, and the Youth from 14–18 April.
After an incredible inaugural year in 2025, where you helped us sell hundreds of shirts and hoodies, and give back thousands of dollars to our Women’s and Youth State Teams, we’re going again… and we’re going bigger.
THE OG RANGE IS BACK IN 2026
Yes, the OG GRP2 range is back.
Six teams. Six colours.
NSW, VIC, SA, QLD, WA, plus the all-new Roos!
And if you’re looking for something other than team colours, we got you!
We have the OG range is also available in Pink and Purple designs, both in both black and grey shirt options.
HOW DOES THE FUNDRAISING WORK?
$5 from every OG range shirt. $10 from every OG range hoodie. Goes straight back to the teams.
No matter which OG range shirt or hoodie you buy, you can nominate whichever state and which team, Women’s or Youth, receives your fundraising support.
All you have to do is in your cart before you checkout, nominte the state and team you’d like to support.
GRAB YOURS TODAY!
Got strong state loyalty? Go for it.
Just love a colour? Grab that instead.
You can buy whatever colour you like and nominate for anyone you like!
For those heading to Melbourne, make sure you select the “Nationals 2025 - Melbourne Ballpark” pickup option which means you can collect your order during Nationals in Melbourne and save on shipping costs. But if you prefer, we can also ship it to you earlier!
LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT?
But we’re not done yet.
We bring to you, Volume II.
A brand new GRP2 design. Four new colours.
But wait, there is more!
The "Girls Are Players Too" Fundraiser will be accompanied by a nationals preview podcast series - more soon - with a dedicated episode profiling each state team, interviewing some of Australia’s best players, throw in a little Nationals history, and more.
