Maggie Foxx Game-Used Los Angeles Queens Championship Series Locker Nameplate – vs. San Francisco Firebells (September 2026)
Game-used locker nameplate from catcher Maggie Foxx (#11), hung in the Los Angeles Queens' locker room during the inaugural WPBL Championship Series against the San Francisco Firebells in September 2026.
Maggie Foxx Game-Used Los Angeles Queens Championship Series Locker Nameplate – vs. San Francisco Firebells (September 2026)
Game-used locker nameplate from catcher Maggie Foxx (#11), hung in the Los Angeles Queens' locker room during the inaugural WPBL Championship Series against the San Francisco Firebells in September 2026.
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Locker nameplate belonging to Maggie Foxx (#11), hung in the Los Angeles Queens' locker room at Robin Roberts Stadium during the inaugural WPBL Championship Series in September 2026. Los Angeles won the best-of-five series in five games, taking the first two before clinching the league's first title behind Ayami Sato's complete-game shutout in Game 5. Collected from the clubhouse rather than the field, it captures the behind-the-scenes side of the inaugural WPBL Championship Series.
Foxx became the first female catcher in New Hampshire Division I high school baseball history before joining a Brown University softball program that won the 2024 Ivy League championship. A four-time USA Baseball Women's National Team Top 40 selection, she was taken by Los Angeles in the second round of the inaugural draft.
A TRuEST™ authenticator was on-site to witness this item's official use, verifying its direct involvement in the game.
Condition may vary slightly from photos, with visible marks and wear that highlight its authenticity.
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