Shout outs for shutouts
Double zeroes caught my eye after Friday’s action across the OSAA.
Marshfield defeated Cottage Grove / Yoncalla in a double header, 7-0 and 8-0.
La Pine defeated Pleasant Hill, 10-0 and 4-0.
Sisters beat Creswell, 2-0 and 1-0.
That wasn’t all, however.
Knappa defeated Vernonia / Jewell, 10-0 and 13-0.
Cascade Christian defeated Rogue River, 14-0 and 10-0.
Douglas upended Siuslaw / Mapleton, 14-0 and 10-0.
Six doubleheaders. Twelve (12) shutouts. That has to be some kind of record!
Marshfield won Game 1 of its twin bill with host Cottage Grove / Yoncalla thanks to a combined no-hitter from Wyatt Petley and Logan Shipman. Pirate outfielders took the mound for the second game and blanked the Lions on two hits. Senior Brayden Gunn got the win, while freshman Brandon Wendelin did not allow a baserunner and fanned four through two perfect innings.
“It is extremely tough to take a double header against a league opponent, especially on the road,” said Marshfield head coach Toby Ridenour. “The boys really bought into attacking the strike zone and trusting their defense. The did not try to get too pretty on the mound or do too much.”
La Pine’s sweep of Pleasant Hill, a team with a similar resume; was a combination of quality pitching, good situational hitting, and great defense,” said Hawk head coach Aaron Flack.
In the first game, Dylan Newton retired the first six batters he faced and Russo Wrightman got La Pine out of a third-inning jam, with help from great defense at third from Shaye Johnson. Wrightman went the rest of the way and Riley Flack’s two-run double in the last of the fifth walked it off. Game 2 saw Elijah Sparrow toss a gem for the Hawks. Sparrow gave up just one hit and whiffed 12 before the game was called after six due to darkness.
Sisters had great pitching and great defense on Friday and had to, because the offense managed just three runs against Creswell.
Landen Scott and Trent Gordon hurled complete games for Sisters.
“Both did a great job of throwing strikes and letting the defense make plays behind them,” said Sisters coach Matt Hilgers. “We had three or four kids on the defensive side make some great plays on balls that were hit hard or balls that could have ended up going for extra bases. If you can limit mistakes it helps give you a chance to win. For the day we had two walks and one error and, with our arms, that gives us a chance to win most games. We have done a good job thus far of limiting the free passes and we hope to continue that.”
“Double headers are extremely challenging for high school kids,” Hilgers added. “It’s not easy to maintain focus and keep a baseball mindset for 14 innings of baseball and warm-ups. I don't feel that we do anything different or more special than other teams. We really just focus on Game 1 and try to play our best baseball and then try to get a reset between games and get after in Game 2.”
Cascade Christian had the easiest time of those firing double blanks, but the double digit run totals in each game versus Rogue River were unnecessary. That’s because Challenger pitchers threw combined no-hitters in each game!
Grady Sickle and Seth Scaglione combined for a no hitter in Game 1, striking out seven in the five-inning game. CJ Bonner and Andy Alvarez combined for the no hitter in Game 2, striking out 10 and only walking one. Cascade Christian now has four no hitters on the year.
It should be noted that the Challengers allowed only one hit in Tuesday’s series-opening win!
Cascade Christian expects to get more mound help soon, as freshman Blake Patereau has been out for the last two weeks with a minor injury. He is 3-0 with one save, an ERA of 0.27 and has 27 Ks over 25.2 innings.
Knappa’s double header sweep started with a masterful performance from Oliver Stevens, who recorded 13 of the Loggers’ 15 outs by strike out. This, after facing six and fanning six in Tuesday’s win! In Game 2, Jude Miller picked up his first career pitching win by throwing three innings of the five inning shutout.
“Double headers are always a physical and mental challenge for a team,” Knappa coach Jeff Miller said. “We try to focus on pitching efficiency and having all eligible pitchers prepared during the week in order to get through double headers. Double headers have always been a part of our league (NWL) and it is something we talk about and prepare for during the early weeks of practice and the preseason schedule.”
As if all the shutouts weren’t impressive enough…
…there were several “almosts,” as well.
Baker / Powder Valley won two from Ontario, 11-1 and 11-1.
Pendleton / Nixyaawii bested La Grande, 11-2 and 16-2.
South Umpqua thumped Sutherlin, 16-1 and 15-3.
Brookings-Harbor upended St. Mary’s of Medford, 18-0 and 12-1.
Culver took down Mohawk, 16-1 and 13-0.
And Lost River got by Glendale, 18-1 and 13-2.
Culver allowed just one hit over 10 innings in its double header win. Senior Cole Roff threw a five-inning no hitter in Game 2, while senior Carlos Fernandez allowed just one hit over five frames in the first game.
“Double Headers have been challenging for us,” Culver coach Kyle Kuust admitted. “Oftentimes, it is tough for teenagers to remain focused for extended periods of time, especially when you tack on three-hour bus trips one way. We've talked a lot about how the ‘little things’ matter. We've fallen victim to some mental mistakes that become extremely costly for us in double headers. We talk a lot about positive energy, and positive responses to failure in these moments to hopefully encourage engagement. Our kids are fantastic, and they've done a great job moving forward!”
News & notes
Mark Wiepert, the record-setting senior QB for Wilsonville, who had been committed to Oregon State as a baseball catcher, has flipped to the University of Oregon for football.
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After dropping Game 1of a double header, 7-6, on Friday, Irrigon came back to defeat St. Paul, 12-2, handing the Buckaroos only their second loss on the year.
“It was a great win for us,” said coach Fredy Vera. “I thought we could’ve taken both games but left the tying and winning run on second & third. It was a huge confidence booster, beating one of the best teams in the state.”
“Our pitching has been solid for us so far this year, added Vera, whose team is now 11-5 after a 2-3 start. “If we continue to pitch well and limit errors. I believe we can compete with anybody and hope to make a run at state. We have some huge league games coming up that will tell us a lot about our team.”
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St. Paul dropped its second game in a row yesterday when Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian opened the first of a three-game series with a 2-0 win. Tyson Smith threw a complete-game one-hitter for the Cougars, fanning 11.
Smith, a junior right hander, now has 345 career strike outs, which places him tenth on the all-time list in Oregon. Smith could move into fifth place all-time before the season is over, but the state record of 564, set by John Forrester of Umpqua Valley Christian from 2011 through 2014, appears to be out of reach.
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Sophomore 3B Grae Wells had a big game last week in Ida B. Wells’ win over Roosevelt. He went 4-for-4 with 5 RBIs. The Guardians have had players put up monster games all season, notably senior CF Jackson Poole, who scored five runs, one shy of the school record, in a 10-4 win over Tualatin on April 8. In the same game, senior SS Cam Hammer went 4-for-4 with four RBIs.
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Sprague senior RHP Jace Dalton, who is uncommitted, has thrown three complete-game shutouts this year, over Sherwood, West Salem and California power Servite. He also has beaten Lakeridge, 2-1. That’s some serious pitching! Dalton is 4-0 on the season with a 1.00 ERA!
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 three or more times so far this season.
6 – Kruz Schoolcraft, reclassified senior 1B, Sunset
*5 – Kaeden Cruse, senior INF, Grant
*5 – Isaac Pfeifer, senior C, Tualatin
4 – Teagan Scott, junior C, South Salem
*4 – Jaxon Logsdon, senior UTIL, Baker / Powder Valley
4 -- Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem
*3 – Roscoe Mithoefer, junior 1B, La Salle Prep
3 – Noah Scharer, senior OF, South Salem
*3 – Caden Klouda, junior OF, West Linn
3 – Kevin Semm, senior 3B, South Salem
3 – Quinton Olson, senior INF, Scappoose
3 – Tyson McGrorty, senior C, Warrenton
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
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 18 or more bases this season.
30 – Miles Lute, senior SS, Crosshill Christian
25 – RJ Estrada, senior SS, Umatilla
24 – Korben Schumacher, sophomore OH, Regis
23 – Colton Thompson, senior SS, Irrigon
*23 – Zack Dugas, senior SS, Illinois Valley
21 – Brock Locey, senior C, Irrigon
*21 – Micah Jayne, senior C, Union / Cove
20 – Bennette Atkins, sophomore 2B, Irrigon
*20 – Ayden Aleckson, senior OF, Toledo
*20 – Maddox Law, sophomore OF, Toledo
20 – Dillon Shultz, junior 3B, Molalla
19 – Ryder Sturgell, senior 2B, Warrenton
*19 – Braden Marthaller, sophomore INF, Toledo
*18 – Mason Richardson, sophomore 3B, Illinois Valley
*18 -- Nolan Needham, senior OF, Union / Cove
*18 – Connor Mason, sophomore SS, Toledo
18 – Kale Beardmore, freshman UTIL, The Dalles / Dufur
Get a whiff of this!
Missing bats is an art.
This list recognizes those pitchers who have fanned 50 or more batters this season.
83 – Zack Hankins, junior LHP, Taft
*72 – Jack Wright, junior LHP, Burns / Crane
63 – Kyler Dickerson, junior LHP, Molalla
61-- Talon McGrorty, senior RHP, Warrenton
58 -- Evan Lehnert, senior RHP, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
57 – Kyler Dickerson, junior LHP, Molalla
56 – Tyson Smith, junior RHP, Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian
55 – Kooper Grover, freshman RHP, Joseph / Enterprise / Wallowa
55 – Logan Anderson, senior RHP, Umpqua Valley Christian
54 – Korben Schumacher, sophomore RHP, Regis
*52 --Mark Carpenter, senior RHP, Henley
51 -- Kruz Schoolcraft, reclassified senior LHP, Sunset
50 – Bodie Stuben, junior RHP, Hood River Valley
50 -- Cade King, sophomore RHP, Clackamas
50 – Kaden Shafer, junior RHP, Junction City
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
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 40 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.
.600 – Mark Wiepert, senior C, Wilsonville (57 plate appearances)
.587 – Teagan Scott, junior C, South Salem (66 plate appearances)
.543 – Drew Hall, senior OF, Wilsonville (55 plate appearances)
.540 – Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem (71 plate appearances)
.524 – Kevin Semm, senior 3B, South Salem (51 plate appearances)
.514 – Nate Gibson, freshman C, Crosspoint Christian (58 plate appearances)
.512 -- Andrew Mhoon, senior SS, Sprague (60 plate appearances)
.511 – Gabe Nobles, senior OF, Joseph / Enterprise / Wallowa (61 plate appearances)
.500 – Kyle Zajic, sophomore C, Sweet Home (47 plate appearances)
.500 – Kruz Schoolcraft, reclassified senior 1B, Sunset (65 plate appearances)
.500 – Luke Castillo, senior 1B, Regis (51 plate appearances)
20 or more RBIs
Below we recognize those Oregon hitters with 20 or more runs driven in so far this season.
35 – Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem
32 – Mark Wiepert, senior C, Wilsonville
31 – Gavin Price, senior OF, South Salem
26 – Colson Primus, senior INF, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
25 – Ryan Palmer, sophomore INF, Warrenton
*25 – Axel Prechel, senior OF, Corvallis
*23 – Jacoby Tacchini, freshman C, Henley
23 – Zack Hankins, junior 1B, Taft
22 – Teagan Scott, junior C, South Salem
22 – Quinton Olson, senior INF, Scappoose
*21 – Ayden Aleckson, senior OF, Toledo
21 – Kevin Semm, senior 3B, South Salem
21 – Mason Strong, senior OF, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
21 – Gabe Coltman, senior OF, Sunset
21 – Kruz Schoolcraft, reclassified senior 1B, Sunset
21 – Gianni Lombardi, senior INF, Marist Catholic
21 – Ryan Shaver, sophomore UTIL, Umpqua Valley Christian
*20 – Braden Marthaller, sophomore INF, Toledo
20 – Cohen Gutierrez, junior INF, Sweet Home
20 – Kaden Shafer, junior INF, Junction City
20 – Rook Smith, junior INF, Regis
20 – Cody Roletto, senior C, Ida B. Wells
20 – Dillon Schultz, junior 3B, Molalla
20 – Tyson McGrorty, senior C, Warrenton
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 (38 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.
20 – Dane Carpenter, freshman, Estacada
*12 – Riley Tyler, sophomore C, Toledo
11 – Cody Roletto, senior, Ida B. Wells
*9 – Austin Wilhelm, junior, Newberg
8 – Nate Gibson, freshman, Crosspoint Christian
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 – Jackson Poole, senior, Ida B. Wells
3 – Mitch Geiger, junior, Roosevelt
College-Bound!
In this space, we list 97 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
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
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
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
Cody Roletto, senior C, Ida B. Wells – Ohlone College
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
Danny Wideman, senior SS/OF, West Linn – University of Oregon
Fisher Winchester, senior RHP/3B, Sandy -- Lower Columbia CC
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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