Historic female MLB umpire Jen Pawol's debut performance results behind home plate are finally in

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Jen Pawol made MLB history over the weekend as the first female umpire to be featured in a big league game after over a decade serving in the minor leagues. 

While she made her debut on the bases during the Atlanta Braves-Miami Marlins Saturday doubleheader, she was behind the plate for the first time during the series’ finale on Sunday. 

Pawol’s umpire report card is in. 

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MLB umpire Jen Pawol speaks with Miami Marlins manager Clayton McCullough during the Atlanta Braves game at Truist Park. (Jordan Godfree-Imagn Images)

UmpScorecards, which accumulates data for all home plate umpires throughout the season, shared Pawol’s performance results from Sunday. She called 92.72% of balls and strikes accurately, according to the outlet, getting 140 out of 151 taken pitches called correctly.

The average for umpires this season has been 94.23%, according to the data. 

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Breaking down the report card more, Pawol’s called ball accuracy was 95%, with five of the 104 balls called inaccurately. The average for umpires this season is 97%. 

For called strike accuracy, her mark was 88%, which is the average for all umpires in 2025. She called six of 47 strikes inaccurately, according to the report.

While the relative accuracy was -1.4% below expected, Pawol received a great review from Marlins manager Clayton McCullough after the game. 

Umpire Jen Pawol motions to start the game between the Miami Marlins and Braves at Truist Park on Aug. 10, 2025 in Atlanta. (Todd Kirkland/Getty Images)

"I think Jen did a really nice