Claire Eccles Game-Used New York Heights Opening Day Locker Nameplate – vs. Los Angeles Queens (August 1, 2026)

Game-used locker nameplate from center fielder and left handed pitcher Claire Eccles (#21), collected from the New York Height's locker room following the August 1, 2026 opening day game against the Los Angeles Queens.

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Locker name plate belonging to Claire Eccles (#21), collected from the New York Height's locker room following the August 1, 2026 opening day game against the Los Angeles Queens at Robin Roberts Stadium. Among the first games ever played in WPBL history, it is a piece of behind-the-scenes team memorabilia rather than an on-field item, and a rare window into the days the league began.


Eccles made Canada’s national team at 16 and carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning against Venezuela at the 2016 Women’s Baseball World Cup, finishing with only two hits allowed across 8.2 innings. In 2017, she became the first woman to pitch in the West Coast League with the Victoria HarbourCats, adding to bronze-medal runs with Team Canada and Gold Glove seasons in the outfield at the University of British Columbia.


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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Claire Eccles Game-Used New York Heights Opening Day Locker Nameplate – vs. Los Angeles Queens (August 1, 2026)