Robin Wallace
Executive Director

A 2002 Inductee into the National Women’s Baseball Hall of Fame, Robin was the first female athlete to play varsity high school baseball in her hometown of Mobile, Alabama.  After high school, Robin played one season of NCAA Men’s Division III Varsity Baseball at the University of the South before continuing her studies at Tulane University where she played on the Tulane Club Baseball Team. 

After graduating cum laude from Tulane, Robin began play in the Women’s New England Baseball League (WNEBL) in Boston, Massachusetts.  Selected as a WNEBL All-Star, Robin received the league’s Rookie of the Year Award in 2000.  In 2004, Robin was a member of the USA Baseball Women's National Team who took home the Gold in the first Women's World Cup of Baseball held in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.  Robin continues to play in the New England Division of the North American Women’s Baseball League (NAWBL) as well as on the traveling tournament team, the Pioneers.

In 2003, Robin accepted the position of Executive Director of the North American Women’s Baseball League to help propel women’s baseball into the future.  After graduating from law school in May 2005,  Robin was named Assistant General Manager of the North Shore Spirit.  In 2006, Robin joined the Nashua Pride Professional Baseball Club as General Manager where she served in that role for 2 seasons. 

Robin also enjoys coaching and has coached both baseball and softball in the area at the high school level.  In addition, Robin has previously served on the Amateur Athletic Union’s (AAU) Women’s Baseball Committee and on the Advisory Committee for United States Women’s Baseball.  Currently, she serves of the Advisory Board for Baseball for All and had the privilege or serving as a Technical Commissioner for the 2008 Women's World Cup of Baseball held in Matsuyama, Japan.