George A. Heubel (June 20, 1849–January 22, 1896) was a German American professional baseball player.

[1] Heubel started his amateur career in 1867 with the Quaker City team.

[2] The National Association of Professional Base Ball Players started play in 1871, and in its first season, Heubel was the right fielder for the Athletics.

He batted .307 in 17 games (the team played 28 in total), and the Athletics won the first NA pennant.

In 1872, he played five games in center field for the Washington Olympics and then retired as a player.