Apply now for the 2026 Sarah Langs Women in Baseball Analytics Scholarship
SEPTEMBER 25, 2025 — SABR welcomes new applications for the Sarah Langs Women in Baseball Analytics Scholarship in 2026. Awarded annually to four recipients, the scholarship will provide meaningful professional development and networking opportunities for female students or young professionals pursuing a career in baseball analytics and data science. Recipients will receive:
- Registration for the SABR Analytics Conference, baseball’s premier analytics symposium, including hotel accommodations and travel stipend
- Registration for all courses in the SABR Analytics Certification program, an online, on-demand curriculum offering professional development and learning opportunities for those interested in elevating their skills and knowledge relating to baseball analytics
- One-year SABR membership, which includes access to quarterly SABR Scholar Session virtual networking events
All applications must be postmarked or emailed to scarter@sabr.org by December 19, 2025. Only one essay will be accepted per applicant. The scholarship winners will be notified no later than January 16, 2026.
“Getting to be a Sarah Langs Women in Baseball Analytics Scholarship recipient was so special to me because not only was I honoring someone I really admired, but I also found an amazing group of peers and mentors as well. The SABR Analytics Conference helped me learn more about analytics, network with analysts, and also allowed me to connect with an amazing support network of women who have already broken into the field.” — Anika Pophali, New York University
“Receiving the Sarah Langs Women in Baseball Analytics Scholarship was a huge moment in my journey working in sports. Attending the SABR Analytics Conference allowed me to connect with industry leaders and gain invaluable knowledge, and the experience gave me the confidence and tools to grow. I encourage other women to apply for this scholarship — it’s an incredible opportunity to learn, network, and strengthen your presence in the world of sports analytics.” – Amelia Moir, Oregon State University
A beloved member of the baseball community and a SABR member since 2019, Langs graduated from the University of Chicago before beginning her career as a researcher at ESPN. Her work and regular appearances on Baseball Tonight led to a role as a writer and popular on-air contributor for Major League Baseball. In 2021 she was diagnosed with ALS, commonly known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, and has since become a leading advocate for ALS research.
The Sarah Langs Women in Baseball Analytics Scholarship opportunities are made possible thanks to the support of the Gennaro Family Fund and the Hoose Family Fund.
If you or your organization is interested in fully funding a SABR scholarship opportunity, please contact Scott Carter at scarter@sabr.org.
Originally published: September 25, 2025. Last Updated: September 25, 2025.