Welcome to the official website of America’s longest operating all-women’s baseball club, the Arizona Cactus Wrens.  Organized in 1994, we are currently in our 16th year.  Please be sure to visit our photo page.  It contains the largest collection of women’s baseball photographs in one place.  Click on the book to the left to find out all about “Stolen Bases: Why American Girls Don’t Play Baseball.”  I’m sure our friend Stephanie wants you to save money and order it from her at Amazon.com.  This is an exciting time for women and baseball.  IABF finally realizes that in order for baseball to return to the Olympics, all baseball must comply with the World Anti-Doping regulations, major league baseball players must participate, & baseball must be played by women in 40 countries around the world.  Please email us if you have any questions or comments.  Yes, we are always looking for players of all abilities to participate with us.

(L-R) Taylor Conniff strikes out 12 of 15 batters in Little League Championship game 2001. Team USA in Japan 2008.  Donna Mills in Japan 2008.  Sarah Strohl in Vegas 2009.

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