A little bit Country
Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian had a big week, sweeping three from always-tough St. Paul in 2A/1A Special District 2.
Pitching was the key to the Cougars’ success, said coach Matt Haring.
In the Monday opener, a 2-0 win, Tyson Smith threw a complete-game one-hitter with 11 strike outs.
On Wednesday, Ethan Hiebenthal held the Buckaroos to just two hits and Country Christian backed him with 12 hits and 11 runs in the team’s second consecutive shutout.
On Friday, the Cougars completed the sweep behind a combined effort on the mound from Smith and Caleb Norton. The duo fanned 13 in the 7-5 win.
Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian (10-7) won again yesterday, convincingly over Western Christian, to extend its winning streak to seven straight after a 3-7 start. The Cougars are 7-3 in district play, having lost all three to Kennedy, which entered this week with an 18-0 record.
Bucked from unbeaten ranks
St. Paul was reeling when it took the field yesterday on the road against undefeated Kennedy.
After a 9-1 start to the regular season, the Buckaroos had lost four in a row and had scored just seven runs over that span. Not just that; Dwayne Nowlin’s dual-spring-sport kids (baseball/track) had made 18 errors over that span.
Not only was Kennedy 18-0; the Trojans had yielded just three runs over the past six games and 38 all season long.
Final score: St. Paul 12, Kennedy 8.
Baseball is a crazy sport.
“Last game against Country we played really good and we felt good going to Kennedy,” Nowlin said. “We smoked the ball and played great D. 15 hits and only 2 errors. Kennedy had four errors. “You don't see them boot the ball around like that.”
That leaves three
Here we are, a little over two weeks from the end of the regular season, and there are just three unbeaten teams remaining in the state of Oregon. And they are not in the lowest classification, like one might expect; but rather in 6A, 5A and 3A.
South Salem is 17-0 and dominating 6A, with 211 runs scored and 27 runs allowed to date. The Saxons open a three-game series today versus Sprague. The Olympians (11-5) are tied with South Salem atop the Central Valley Conference at 3-0 and represent the biggest obstacle between the Saxons and an undefeated regular season.
5A Wilsonville (19-0) is the other unbeaten team. The Wildcats have outscored opponents, 202-41, this year and yet could still finish third in the Northwest Oregon Conference. That’s because their 9-0 NWOC record will come under pressure in the last two weeks with games versus Canby (8-0 in conference play), La Salle Prep (7-0) and Hood River Valley (6-1). Wilsonville takes on Putnam at home today in conference action. The Kingsmen are 0-7 in the NWOC but 7-4 against everyone else.
Blanchet Catholic currently rules 3A at 20-0. The Cavaliers have been downright dominant all year, outscoring teams, on average, by a 15-1 score. Blanchet won't likely be tested until next week, when it plays two against Santiam Christian, which is also undefeated in Special District 3.
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Incidentally, there are only four winless teams remaining in the Association, one in 5A, one in 3A and one in 2A/1A.
The week that was
Last week was an interesting one around the OSAA, with key games and results that further shaped league, conference and district races.
In 2A/1A, Portland Christian stunned Knappa, 2-1, in the opening game of a three-game series in Special District 1, taking the lead with a two-out, run-scoring single in the sixth inning. The loss moved the Loggers a game behind Clatskanie in the district standings.
Knappa rebounded to sweep PC in a Friday double dip, 7-3 and 12-3. Jeff Miller’s team got solid pitching from Oliver Stevens, Braxton Hill, and Lukas Masters combined with a long home run from Jude Miller to win both games.
Union / Cove, which started the year 10-0, had lost two of three entering Monday’s game with 2A/1A Special District 7-leading Grant Union / Prairie City / Monument. The Bobcats emerged with a 4-1 win; then split two with Irrigon later in the week.
“Last week was important,” said Union / Cove head coach Greg Poor. “We bounced back and got the win versus GU, which is the first time this group has ever beaten GU. For Irrigon, we were disappointed in our performance. It was an ugly day for both teams, and in the end, we were thankful to get out of there with one win.”
On Tuesday, 1A Umpqua Valley Christian, the defending 2A/1A state champions, edged 4A Junction City, 10-9, in an endowment game.
UVC trailed, 8-0, in the contest going to the bottom of the fourth before scoring seven to make things interesting. The Monarchs (19-3) added one in the fifth and two in the sixth to take the lead. Junction City (13-7) scored one in the seventh against UVC ace Ty Hellenthal, but the senior two big strikeouts to close it out, stranding the go-ahead runner at second base.
“It was a good, hard-fought baseball game,” said Umpqua Valley Christian coach Dave York. “We greatly respect and appreciate larger schools allowing us to compete against them. Marist did this earlier in the year. We hope that we make them better, like they’ve made us better.”
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The big news in 3A came Saturday, when Taft shut out Warrenton, 3-0, snapping a 12-game unbeaten streak for the reigning 3A state champions.
Taft junior lefty Zack Hankins outdueled Warrenton senior RHP Talon McGrorty in the game. Hankins yielded just two hits and struck out 14 in a route-going performance. McGrorty gave up only one hit himself, but he plunked three and had some shaky defense behind him early, which allowed Taft to break on top and hold on.
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In 4A, Marshfield won two of three from North Bend, putting Marist Catholic on top alone in the Sky-Em League at 5-1. North Bend had been undefeated in league play entering the week.
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Ridgeview swept three from Bend in the 5A Intermountain Conference to carve the chase for the title from three contenders to just two.
Sophomore RHP Finn Chambers gave up two runs in the first inning on Friday but no more in the Ravens’ 8-2 win, which was called after six due to lightning. Seniors Logan Nakamura, Jackson Hertel and Caimen Jensen each had two hits and an RBI for the victors. The sweep kept Ridgeview, the defending IMC champions, one game behind Summit in the conference standings. The Storm took 2-of-3 from Ridgeview earlier in the year, but will need to fend off Bend this week, starting today, to stay atop the conference.
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In 6A, Central Catholic took 5-0 and 15-3 wins over Sandy to surge on top of the Mt. Hood Conference at 9-1. Sandy had been 8-0 and in first in the conference.
In the Thursday shutout, the Rams got a complete game from freshman Sam Smith, who struck out 10. Ryan Davis supported his hurler with a huge, three-run homer in the bottom of the fifth.
On Friday, Central Catholic amassed 16 hits – Smith, Davis, Lance McKey, Aidan Rice, Wyatt Brown, Matsen Saruwatari and Dexter Stremming all had multi-hit games in support of Logan Anzellotti, who gave up just one earned over six innings for the win.
Grant won two critical games from Lincoln in the PIL; then was surprised by McDaniel, 1-0, on Friday. That left Grant, Cleveland and Ida B. Wells tied atop the league standings at 6-1 starting this week.
This week
There are a slew of meaningful series this week in the OSAA.
In 6A, Ida B. Wells got a critical win yesterday, 13-1 over Cleveland, to move to 7-1 in the PIL, tied with Grant and now a game ahead of the Warriors at 6-2.
Sophomore Jack Burnham recovered from a 24-pitch first inning to throw a five-inning gem, and every starter had at least one hit against the pitching-rich Warriors, including Burnham, who had his first multi-hit game. The bottom of the lineup got in the action with eight-hitter Diggy Griffin hitting a three-run homer and nine- hitter Teague Zimmer scoring three runs.
“Yesterday’s game was the most important game of the season, because it was the next game,” said Guardian head coach Jeremy Shetler. “Now, Wednesday’s game versus Jefferson is the most important game of the season… FOWN…‘Focus on what’s next’ is something senior Cody Roletto came up with.”
Three-time defending state champion West Linn has a three-game lead over Tualatin atop the Three Rivers League ahead of today’s series opener with the Timberwolves. West Linn and Tualatin swept series last week, over Lakeridge and Tigard, respectively. Senior lefty Carson Boyer is on the bump today for the Lions.
In 5A. Hood River Valley, which lost, 3-0, to La Salle Prep on Friday, gets the Falcons again today, then two versus Canby to close the week. The Eagles will probably know whether they are in the thick of, or completely out of, the conference chase by week’s end.
The 4A showdown is between Philomath and Newport. Both teams sat 9-0 and well clear of everyone else atop the Oregon West Conference entering the week.
Philomath landed the first blow, doubling up the Cubs, 6-3, on Monday. Philomath has now won 11 games in a row. The loss snapped Newport’s 11-game winning streak.
The teams play two more this week.
“It was a good win and a good way to start the series with a win at their place,” said Philomath coach Levi Webber. “It's always nice to get the win in the first of a three game set, but we know Newport is going to come back and compete their tails off Wednesday and Thursday so we definitely still have our work cut out for us.”
“It's a big week because it’s the next series,” said Newport coach Taylor Plesha before Monday’s game. “Our mindset is to win pitches, win outs and win innings. We try not to worry about anything that isn't in our control.”
Clatskanie is 9-0 and Knappa 8-1 in 2A/1A Special District 1. They play today, followed by a Friday doubleheader.
Knappa has not lost a league championship since 2011. The Tigers and Loggers both made the final eight last year in the state playoffs. Both lost to eventual champion Umpqua Valley Christian, Clatskanie in the quarters and Knappa in the championship game.
Clatskanie comes into the game winners of 10 in a row.
“Knappa will have to have solid defense and make the most of limited offensive opportunities in order to knock off the red-hot Tigers,” said Knappa coach Miller.
News & notes
Wilsonville is batting .347 as a team, with eight players hitting above .300. The Wildcats also have two pitchers with an ERA of less than one and a team fielding percentage hovering around .950. It’s no wonder they are 19-0.
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Central scored 40 runs in three wins last week. JT Girod, a sophomore infielder, drove in 15 of them. He had eight extra base hits in a 9-for-13 week. Wow!
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Pendleton / Nixyaawii right hander Evan Lehnert isn’t just one of the top strikeout artists in Oregon, he also is versatile. The senior has played all nine positions for the Bucks this season!
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After making the 5A championship game the past two seasons, West Albany started this year winning just one of its first eight games. The Bulldogs, however, are 9-1 over their last 10, including Monday’s 4-3 loss at Central. Rylan Mathiesen and Jaden Fifhause on the mound and the offense of Drew Rice have been keys to the team’s resurgence.
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Monday’s 12-0 win over winless McKay gave Corvallis a dozen wins in a row. The Spartans have scored in double figures and have four shutouts during the run.
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Roseburg senior Jake Johnson won twice last week, including on Saturday, when he outdueled Dominic Daffron, 1-0, in Game 1 of a double header with North Medford. Colton Miller and Cade Petterson were 3-for-4 and Jake Payton had two hits and four RBIs as the Black Tornado rebounded to take Game 2, 10-3.
Roseburg has a half-game lead over North Medford in the Southwest Oregon Conference with five conference games remaining.
Stats categories
We continue our rundown this week of those Oregon ballplayers putting up numbers on diamonds around the state.
The information below comes exclusively from baseball coaches. Baseball coaches who have not contributed to the lists below, but have players who qualify, may contact John Tawa at [email protected] to learn how to get their players on these lists.
Note the new thresholds in many categories this week. An asterisk means that the player qualifies given the current thresholds, but that we lack up-to-date information on the player.
Going going gone goodbye!
Everyone digs the long ball.
Here, we recognize those Oregonians who have cleared the fences four or more times so far this season.
7 – Kruz Schoolcraft, reclassified senior 1B, Sunset
5 – Jaxon Logsdon, senior UTIL, Baker / Powder Valley
*5 – Kaeden Cruse, senior INF, Grant
*5 – Isaac Pfeifer, senior C, Tualatin
5 – Maverick Harper, senior 1B/3B, West Linn
5 – Hudson Hughes, senior C/OF, Stayton
4 – Teagan Scott, junior C, South Salem
4 -- Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem
4 – Caden Klouda, junior OF, West Linn
4 – Collin Fierro, sophomore SS, Newport
It’s a blur
Throwing hard in high school is the easiest way to get outs.
Here, we recognize those Oregon hurlers who hit 87 mph or higher on the bump.
Fischer Barber, senior RHP, Bend
Drew Bartels, senior RHP, Blanchet Catholic
Harrison Buckingham, sophomore RHP, South Salem
Mark Carpenter, senior RHP, Henley
Slater de Brun, senior LHP, Summit
Arlo Copony, junior RHP, Cleveland
Zack Hankins, junior LHP, Taft
River Hamilton, senior RHP, Barlow
Colin Harrington, junior RHP, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
Slade Hudson, junior RHP, Cascade
Cade King, sophomore RHP, Clackamas
Evan Lehnert, senior RHP, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
Kyle Miller, senior RHP, Thurston
Connor Molony, senior RHP, Thurston
Bryson Nygren, senior RHP, Silverton
Connor Parry, senior RHP, Sherwood
Isaac Pfeifer, senior RHP, Tualatin
Freeman Rountree, senior RHP, Ashland
Grady Saunders, junior RHP, Thurston
Noah Scharer, senior RHP, South Salem
Luke Schoeffler, senior RHP, Crescent Valley / Kings Valley Charter
Kruz Schoolcraft, junior LHP, Sunset
Tyson Smith, junior RHP, Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian
Zeke Thomas, freshman RHP, Crescent Valley / Kings Valley Charter
Alex Via, senior RHP, Summit
August Ware, junior LHP, Glencoe
Graeme Warner-McGee, junior RHP, Lincoln
Jaxom Wetzler, sophomore LHP, Clackamas
Mark Wiepert, senior RHP, Wilsonville
Cooper Yudhishthu, senior RHP, Grant
Speed merchants
In this space, we recognize Oregon baseball players who have stolen 22 or more bases this season.
36 – Zack Dugas, senior SS, Illinois Valley
35 – Landon Bailey, senior OF, Stanfield / Echo
33 – Miles Lute, junior SS, Crosshill Christian
28 – RJ Estrada, senior SS, Umatilla
27 – Collin Fierro, sophomore SS, Newport
25 – Colton Thompson, senior SS, Irrigon
25 – Micah Jayne, senior C, Union / Cove
25 – Brock Locey, senior C, Irrigon
*24 – Korben Schumacher, sophomore OH, Regis
23 – Bennette Atkins, sophomore 2B, Irrigon
22 – Connor Mason, sophomore SS, Toledo
22 – Maddox Law, sophomore OF, Toledo
22 – Braden Marthaller, sophomore INF, Toledo
22 – Dillon Shultz, junior 3B, Molalla
Get a whiff of this!
Missing bats is an art.
This list recognizes those pitchers who have fanned 60 or more batters this season.
97 – Zack Hankins, junior LHP, Taft
83 – Jack Wright, junior LHP, Burns / Crane
77 --Mark Carpenter, senior RHP, Henley
73-- Talon McGrorty, senior RHP, Warrenton
71 – Kollin Tacchini, junior RHP, Lakeview
71 – Josh Riddle, senior RHP, Santiam Christian
71 – Kyler Dickerson, junior LHP, Molalla
68 – Kooper Grover, freshman RHP, Joseph / Enterprise / Wallowa
66 – Tyson Smith, junior RHP, Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian
64 -- Evan Lehnert, senior RHP, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
61 – Oliver Stevens, sophomore RHP, Knappa
Wait! What?
In this space, we recognize hitters who have put up outrageous stat lines in a single game.
Drew Camp, senior 1B, South Umpqua – 4-for-5, including two doubles and two triples; four runs scored and two RBIs in April 18 win over Siuslaw / Mapleton
Tildon Coffman, junior SS, Klamath Union – three hits, including two home runs, and eight RBIs in 22-7 win over Neah-Kah-Nie on March 26
Landon Collar, senior SS, Roosevelt – 5-for-6 with two steals, four runs scored and six driven home in a 34-6 win at McKay on April 2
Zack Dugas, senior SS, Illinois Valley – 4-for-5 with two doubles, three RBIs and three steals in big win over Glendale on April 18
Owen Eggert, senior 3B, Wilsonville – 3-for-3 – just a homer short of the cycle – with six RBIs in 21-0 win over Mountain View on April 2
Chase Herrera, sophomore SS, Harrisburg – 4-for-4 with three steals and five RBIs in 20-4 win over Western Christian on April 1
Jackson Poole, senior OF, Ida B. Wells – 4-for-5 with four doubles, 4 RBIs and three runs in 16-3 win over McDaniel on April 30
Isaac Pfeifer, senior C, Tualatin – 3-for-4, two home runs, a double and three RBIs in a 7-3 win over Doherty of Colorado on March 27
Axel Prechel, senior OF, Corvallis – 5-for-5 with two triples, two doubles and eight RBIs in 17-16 win over Crater on March 24. Prechel also made two great catches in the game. His second triple in the last inning scored three to tie the game. He scored the winning run moments later.
Teagan Scott, junior C, South Salem – 4-for-4 with two home runs, including a grand slam; two doubles, two stolen bases, five runs scored and seven RBIs in 20-1 win over Mountain View on April 5
Perfecto!
Below, we recognize pitchers who have thrown seven-inning no-hitters this year.
Julian Gomez, senior RHP, Irrigon – 11 strike outs in 12-1 win over Pilot Rock on April 18. Only an error prevented a perfect game.
Wade Hagey, senior LHP, Wilsonville – struck out 17 in 5-0 win over Milwaukie on April 15
Josh Riddle, senior RHP, Santiam Christian – fanned 15 and walked only two in 7-0 win over Yamhill-Carlton on April 2
Grady Saunders, junior RHP, Thurston – fanned 16, 1 HBP in 6-0 win on April 15 over North Eugene
Danner Wertz, freshman RHP, Roseburg – walked just one in 4-0 win over South Medford on April 5
.500 or better batting average
Below, we recognize those hitters who, with a minimum of 50 plate appearances, are hitting .500 or better on the season. Note that being on the list last week did not ensure continuing on the list this week, unless the head coach reported updated stats.
.623 – Mark Wiepert, senior C, Wilsonville (65 plate appearances)
.595 – Nate Gibson, freshman C, Crosspoint Christian (71 plate appearances)
.551 – Teagan Scott, junior C, South Salem (70 plate appearances)
.542 – Zack Dugas, senior SS, Illinois Valley (59 at bats)
.536 – Drew Hall, senior OF, Wilsonville (67 plate appearances)
.531 – Micah Jayne, senior C, Union / Cove (68 plate appearances)
.524 – Ayden Aleckson, senior OF, Toledo (53 plate appearances)
.524 – Cole Walters, freshman INF, Oakridge (77 plate appearances)
.522 – Kevin Semm, senior 3B, South Salem (55 plate appearances)
.519 – Gabe Nobles, senior OF, Joseph / Enterprise / Wallowa (74 plate appearances)
.508 --Mark Carpenter, senior 3B, Henley (77 plate appearances)
.500 – Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem (75 plate appearances)
.500 – Kruz Schoolcraft, reclassified senior 1B, Sunset (78 plate appearances)
.500 – Ezra James, senior SS, Taft (63 plate appearances)
25 or more RBIs
Below we recognize those Oregon hitters with 25 or more runs driven in so far this season.
38 – Mark Wiepert, senior C, Wilsonville
35 – Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem
33 – Colson Primus, senior INF, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
31 – Jacoby Tacchini, freshman C, Henley
31 – Gavin Price, senior OF, South Salem
31 – Jaxon Roberts, junior INF, Stanfield / Echo
29 – Bryson Gilmore, senior 3B/1B, Illinois Valley
28 -- Hunter Hedlund, junior 3B, Santiam Christian
27 – Henry Beyer, junior SS, Kennedy
27 – Colby Rich, junior OF, Kennedy
27 – Gianni Lombardi, senior INF, Marist Catholic
26 -- Justin Oberfoell, senior OF, Santiam Christian
26 – Ryan Palmer, sophomore INF, Warrenton
*25 – Axel Prechel, senior OF, Corvallis
25 – Kaden Shafer, junior INF, Junction City
25 – Zack Hankins, junior 1B, Taft
25 – Micah Jayne, senior C, Union / Cove
25 – Morgan Johnson, senior 1B, Union / Cove
0.20 ERA or less
Below we recognize pitchers who have pitched to an ERA of 0.20 or less over 20 or more innings pitched this season. Note that being on the list last week did not ensure continuing on the list this week, unless the head coach reported updated stats.
0.00 -- Zack Hankins, junior LHP, Taft (45 innings)
0.19 – Josh Riddle, senior RHP, Santiam Christian (37.2 innings)
Catcher pick offs
In this space, we list those catchers who have, at least 8 times this year, cut down would-be base stealers at second or third, or back picked a runner at any of the infield bases.
21 – Dane Carpenter, freshman, Estacada
13 – Riley Tyler, sophomore, Toledo
13 – Brock Locey, senior, Irrigon
11 – Nate Gibson, freshman, Crosspoint Christian
11 – Cody Roletto, senior, Ida B. Wells
*10 – Austin Wilhelm, junior, Newberg
8 – Tyson McGrorty, senior, Warrenton
*8 – Max Nebel, senior, Roosevelt
Outfield assists
In this space, we list those outfielders who have, at least three times this year, thrown out runners trying to take an extra base.
4 – Ethan Olson, sophomore, Knappa
4 – Jackson Poole, senior, Ida B. Wells
*3 – Mitch Geiger, junior, Roosevelt
College-Bound!
In this space, we list 101 current high school players who have made a commitment to attend a college or university of their choice and play baseball.
Brady Ackerman, senior INF, Canby – Arizona Christian University
Jordan Araiza, senior RHP/UTIL, Tualatin – Mt. Hood CC
Fischer Barber, senior RHP, Bend – Tacoma CC
Joey Bergh, senior INF/UTIL, Horizon Christian, Tualatin – Simpson University
Max Bishop, senior RHP, OF, La Salle Prep – Lane CC
Greg Bologoff, senior 1B, Westview – Ottawa University-Phoenix
Noah Boria, senior SS/RHP, Nelson – Lower Columbia CC
Carson Boyer, senior LHP, West Linn -- Gonzaga
Ethan Bruce, senior SS, Mountain View - Shasta College
Brayden Buck, senior OF, Tualatin – Tacoma CC
Dakota Chun, senior C, Sunset -- University of Portland
Gabe Coltman, senior OF, Sunset – University of South Carolina Upstate
Braden Corgain, senior C, Thurston – Lane CC
Easton Curtis, senior OF, North Medford – Lassen CC
Brodan Curtiss, senior INF/OF, Barlow – Chemeketa CC
Dominic Daffron, senior RHP, North Medford – Linn-Benton CC
Slater de Brun, senior OF, Summit -- Vanderbilt
Manny Ehinger, sophomore 3B, Lakeridge – University of Oregon
Will Erickson, senior INF, Valley Catholic – Texas A&M Texarkana
Joe Fagan, senior SS, Scappoose - University of Portland
Will Goodman, senior INF, Bend – Pepperdine University
Max Green, junior INF/RHP, Sandy – Mt. Hood CC
Calvin Gregory, senior LHP, Lakeridge – Oregon State
Wade Hagey, senior LHP, Wilsonville – Lane CC
Drew Hall, senior OF, Wilsonville – Concordia University Irvine
River Hamilton, senior RHP, Barlow – LSU
Cam Hammer, senior INF, Ida B. Wells – Willamette University
Camden Hartlaub, senior SS, Caldera – Cal State Monterey Bay
Hudson Hauck, senior RHP, Southridge – Chemeketa CC
Cole Hawkins, senior LHP, West Linn – Centralia CC
Zack Hayden, senior LHP, Reynolds – Mt. Hood CC
Colby Herren, senior 1B – Yakima CC
Aiden Herrera, senior OF, Tualatin – Clackamas CC
Torsten Hersom, senior RHP, La Salle Prep – Lane CC
Carter Hess, senior RHP/OF, Summit – Mt. Hood CC
Cooper Hibbs, senior OF, Sandy – Mt. Hood CC
Orion Houck, senior INF/RHP, Burns / Crane – Blue Mountain CC
Johnny Ingalls, senior RHP, Jesuit – Linfield University
Ezra James, senior SS, Taft – Centralia College
Connor Johnston, senior OF/LHP, Wilsonville – Bellarmine University
Brady Kennedy, senior LHP/OF, Mountain View - Shasta College
Kiyo Kiyokawa, senior INF, Barlow – Clark College
Ian Kolmer, senior RHP/OF, Ida B. Wells – University of Colorado – Colorado Springs
Noah Kovac, senior RHP, Nelson – Mt. Hood CC
Evan Lehnert, senior RHP, Pendleton / Nixyaawii – Linn-Benton CC
Niko Leyba, senior SS/RHP, Marist Catholic – Cuesta CC
Colby Lipp, senior RHP, Jesuit – College of the Canyons
Jaxon Logsdon, senior UTIL, Baker / Powder Valley – Eastern Oregon University
Dalton Long, senior INF, Horizon Christian, Tualatin – Clackamas CC
David MacDonald, senior INF, Thurston – Redwoods CC
Tristan Mallari, senior LHP/OF, South Medford – Bushnell University
Gage Martinez, senior SS/RHP, Crook County – Blue Mountain CC
Diego Martinez Griffin, senior 1B, Grant – Columbia Basin CC
Talon McGrorty, senior RHP/INF, Warrenton – Linn-Benton CC
Tyson McGrorty, senior C, Warrenton – Linn-Benton CC
Boyd Messman, senior C/1B, Sprague – Bushnell University
Andrew Mhoon, senior SS, Sprague – Loyola Marymount
Wyatt Minto, senior INF, Lakeridge – Lane CC
Cooper Mitchell, senior OF/C, South Medford – Umpqua CC
Connor Molony, senior 1B/RHP, Thurston -- University of Oregon
Jayden Nakamura, senior SS, Aloha – University of Washington
Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem – Loyola Marymount
Bryson Nygren, senior RHP, Silverton – Linn-Benton CC
Quinton Olson, senior INF, Scappoose – Lane CC
Nash Opitz, senior SS/RHP, McMinnville – Antelope Valley CC
Ezra Oster, senior RHP/1B, Cleveland – Oregon Institute of Technology
Connor Parry, senior RHP/1B, Sherwood - University of Portland
Isaac Pfeifer, senior C, Tualatin – University of Portland
Jackson Poole, senior OF, Ida B. Wells – Clackamas CC
Addison Postlewait, senior INF/RHP, Hood River Valley – Diablo Valley College
Gavin Price, senior C, Corvallis – George Fox University
Gavin Price, senior OF, South Salem – University of Louisiana-Monroe
Talon Pryor, senior INF, Brookings-Harbor – Blue Mountain CC
Parker Raubuch, junior RHP, Sunset – Centralia CC
Evan Rhoden, senior RHP/1B, South Medford – Bushnell University
Aidan Rice, senior INF, Central Catholic – University of Portland
Josh Riddle, senior RHP, Santiam Christian – George Fox University
Brett Ronson, senior OF/1B, West Linn – Mt. Hood CC
Freeman Rountree, senior SS/RHP, Ashland – Lower Columbia College
Kainoa Santiago, senior OF, Jesuit – Gonzaga University
Grady Saunders, junior RHP/Utility, Thurston – Oregon State
Noah Scharer, senior OF, South Salem – Linn-Benton CC
Kruz Schoolcraft, senior (reclassified) LHP/1B, Sunset -- Tennessee
Luke Schoeffler, senior RHP/OF, Crescent Valley / Kings Valley Charter – Linfield University
Avery Schwartz, senior RHP, The Dalles / Dufur – Lewis-Clark State College (Idaho)
Teagan Scott, junior C, South Salem – Oregon State
Dylan Sheaffer, senior LHP/1B, Barlow – Clackamas CC
Brayden Sievertsen, senior RHP/UTIL, Sandy -- Centralia CC
Landon Sigler, senior INF, Mountainside – Warner Pacific University
Johnathin Silvis, senior C, Sandy -- Clackamas CC
Will Slater, senior RHP/1B, Sunset – Eastern Oregon
Eli Sledge, senior C, Dallas – Northwest Nazarene University
Kobe Sparks, senior SS/RHP, Sandy – Mt. Hood CC
Mikey Terry, senior C/INF, Crescent Valley / Kings Valley Charter – Clarke University
Alex Via, senior RHP, Summit -- University of Portland
Bronson Watts, senior LHP/OF, Wilsonville – Cal State Monterey Bay
Danny Wideman, senior SS/OF, West Linn – University of Oregon
Fisher Winchester, senior RHP/3B, Sandy -- Lower Columbia CC
Nolan Winthrop, senior INF, Lincoln – Pomona-Pitzer
Owen Zerr, senior OF, Sprague – Centralia CC
Teague Zimmer, senior RHP/1B, Ida B. Wells – Napa Valley College
Email [email protected] to make corrections or add to this list.
johnt@osaa.org
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