(February 4th, 2026 – Lancaster, PA): The Lancaster Stormers female executives have announced their initiative to help support local girls' youth programs.

In honor of today being National Girls and Women in Sports Day, the 10 female members of the Lancaster Stormers front office are launching an initiative to help support girls' youth programs and the future of women in sports.

This entirely female-run initiative comes with a goal of inspiring, recognizing and creating pathways for the future of women in sports.

The goal is to sell 5,000 tickets at $10/ticket, where $5/ticket will go back to local girls’ youth programs.

Recognizing the importance of access, mentorship, and opportunity, Stormers executives have committed time, resources, and leadership to initiatives that empower young girls through sports, education, and personal development. These efforts aim to create pathways for confidence-building, teamwork, and leadership as we lead the next generation to great success as women in sports.

“As a woman in sports, I take great pride in helping to create opportunities for those who envision themselves in this industry. Through this initiative, we want girls and women to feel empowered, confident, and supported as they discover their potential and pursue their own paths in sports leadership”, said Alexandra Bunn, Vice President and Assistant General Manager.

The Lancaster Stormers remain committed to being a positive force in the community and creating a lasting impact with not only baseball, but every event, initiative and opportunity at Penn Medicine Park.

“Throughout my career in sports, I’ve had the opportunity to work with many exceptional women, including so many right here in Lancaster. As a father of daughters in sports and a colleague of women who continue to lead and inspire, this initiative is especially meaningful to me. I’m proud of our team for taking a leadership role in celebrating and supporting girls and women in sports”, said Mike Reynolds, CEO.

Tickets can be purchased HERE.

Organizations and programs can follow this link to apply to be supported by this initiative.

This initiative will run throughout February.

About the Lancaster Stormers:

Founded in 2005, the Lancaster Stormers are a professional baseball team and a proud member of the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball. The team has become a cornerstone of the Lancaster community, known for its on-field success and dedication to local engagement through family-friendly entertainment and community partnerships.

About the Atlantic League of Professional Baseball (ALPB):

Celebrating its third decade, the Atlantic League is Major League Baseball’s first Professional Partner League, a player gateway to the major leagues, and a leader in baseball innovation. Over its 27-year history, the ALPB has sent over 1,450 players to MLB organizations while drawing nearly 50 million fans to its 10 state-of-the-art ballparks that stretch from New York to North Carolina. Follow the action at AtlanticLeague.com.

About Prospector Baseball Group:

Prospector Baseball Group (PBG) is an operator-led platform creating a community-connected family of Minor League Baseball clubs in the United States. Combining deep operational expertise, long-term stewardship, and cutting-edge technology, PBG empowers local leadership to strengthen club operations, enhance the fan experience, and create lasting value. PBG’s model unifies locally-cherished clubs under a collaborative, modern system that elevates every element of the game while emphasizing what makes each team uniquely beloved by its fans. For more information, visit www.prospectorbaseball.com.