Where Are They Now: BALL Alumna Leah Freeman Makes Professional Soccer Debut
Berkeley Albany Little League is proud to celebrate one of our own.
Leah Freeman, a BALL alumna who once took the field during our 2010 Parade Day, has officially made her professional soccer debut, marking an incredible milestone in her athletic journey.
Leah’s path is a powerful example of dedication and perseverance:
- Started right here at BALL
- Developed through youth and high school athletics
- Competed at the Division I level at Oregon and Duke
- Now competing professionally as a goalkeeper
After patiently earning her opportunity, Leah is already making a strong impact at the professional level:
- Appeared in multiple professional matches
- Off to an impressive 4–0 start
- Recorded 2 shutouts
- Continues to step up in every appearance
Leah’s journey is also deeply rooted in the BALL community. Her father, Coach and former Board Member Dale Freeman, has contributed years of leadership, mentorship, and support to our league — helping shape not just players, but people.
From Parade Day memories to the professional stage, Leah’s story reminds us what Little League is all about:
Building confidence, character, and a lifelong love of sports.
We are incredibly proud to call Leah a BALL alumna and can’t wait to see what’s next.
Congratulations to Leah and the entire Freeman family!