Still undefeated!
It was an eventful week for two of the three remaining undefeated teams in the OSAA.
Both South Salem and Wilsonville needed historic performances from players to keep their unbeaten streaks alive.
South Salem (20-0) won three games from Sprague, 9-8, 10-2 and 15-4.
Game 1, played Tuesday, was outrageous.
South Salem trailed, 7-2, before rallying for the win. All nine Saxon runs came via home runs. Teagan Scott and Sawyer Nelson hit back-to-back solo shots in the third. Nelson hit a three-run homerun in the fourth. Nelson then hit a two-run homerun – his third of the day in consecutive at-bats– in the sixth to cut Sprague’s lead down to 8-7. The next hitter, Noah Scharer, was hit by a pitch. Gavin Price followed with a go-ahead, two-run homerun to give South Salem a 9-8 lead.
Sprague would get a couple on with two outs in the seventh. South Salem then intentionally walked Boyd Messman – who’d earlier hit a three-run bomb – to load the bases. The next hitter, Jace Dalton, lined a ball to center, but right Noah Scharer for the final out.
Game 2 was a South Salem rout. Price hit a homerun in the top of the first to set the tone.
Game 3 was as crazy as the first! Sprague took a 5-0 lead in the top of the first, highlighted by an Avery Lohrman 3-run homerun. Four lead changes thereafter characterized this back-and-forth affair. In the bottom of the sixth, Price hit a solo shot to knot things at 11-11. In the top of the seven, Dalton hit a mammoth 3-run shot to give Sprague a 14-11 lead. South scored three in the bottom of the seventh to tie it up – highlighted by a Nelson two-run HR – to send the game to extras. Sprague’s Riley Wilson and South’s Ben Hennan traded zeroes in the eighth. After holding Sprague scoreless in the top of the ninth, South won in in the bottom half on a Jackson Buckingham RBI single – his fifth hit of the night – to score Nelson, who’d singled to lead off the inning and stole second to get into scoring position.
Wilsonville (21-0) won two games last week, 7-1 over Putnam and 8-7 over Aloha.
The Aloha game featured an amazing performance from Wilsonville senior catcher Mark Wiepert. He went 3-for-3 with three home runs and six RBIs.
We are being told that only once before this week had any Oregon player homered in three consecutive at-bats and both Nelson for South Salem and Wiepert achieved the feat two days apart!!! Amazing!
The third unbeaten team, Blanchet Catholic (21-0) had a ho-hum week that included a 14-0 win over Yamhill-Carlton and two forfeit wins over Sheridan. The Cavaliers will be tested this week with two versus Santiam Christian.
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Incidentally, there are now only three winless teams remaining in the Association. The number was four as of last week, but Eddyville Charter / Siletz Valley won a game. Congrats!
Tigers paws to celebrate
Clatskanie won two of three games last week versus Knappa to take control of the Northwest League chase with just three games remaining.
Tuesday's game went to Clatskanie, 7-1, on the road. Lucas Andreasen had two hits and two driven home for the Tigers. Zach Mollenhour got the win in relief. Knappa got 2.2 innings of no-hit baseball from Jude Miller.
Game 2 on Friday, the first of a double dip at Clatskanie, went to Knappa, 9-1. The Loggers got a dominant pitching performance from Lukas Masters, who tossed a complete-game five-hitter with nine strikeouts; and Karson Casper and Ethan Olson combined for five RBIs.
The second game of the doubleheader, and the rubber game of the series, was scoreless until the bottom of the third, when Andreasen’s two-out, two-run single highlighted a three-run frame for Clatskanie. Knappa rallied to tie in the back-and-forth contest, before Clatskanie plated the winning run in the bottom of the sixth on an RBI single from freshman Will Van Voorst, his second hit of the day. Mollenhour pitched a complete game for the Tigers for the win.
Taft takes dream matchup
Friday’s PacWest Conference clash between Taft and Santiam Christian featured two pitchers who entered the game with ERAs below 0.19.
Taft won, 6-0, behind Zach Hankins, who kept his ERA at zero for the year by twirling a one-hitter in which he fanned 18.
Taft’s offense got to Santiam Christian ace Josh Riddle with some big hits, but also benefited from Santiam Christian errors.
Taft won again on Monday, 3-2.
Champing at the bit
Saturday’s game featuring defending 3A champion Warrenton and defending 2A/1A champion Umpqua Valley Christian went to UVC, 3-0.
Ty Hellenthal pitched a complete-game, three hitter, walking none and fanning six. He also went 3-for-3 at the plate.
Talon McGrorty was very good for Warrenton. He gave up just seven hits.
“We made a few plays in the outfield, and Ty made some big pitches against an excellent opponent,” said UVC coach Dave York. “Lennie Wolfe is a legend in Oregon High School Baseball, and anytime we have a chance to compete with Warrenton, it’s a privilege.”
The playoffs are coming!
The first playoff games of 2025 are just 11 days away. One hundred six (106) of the 200 teams playing ball in 2025 will qualify for post-season play, as follows:
6A – 32 teams, consisting of the top three teams from seven leagues or conferences, plus the 11 next highest-ranked according the OSAA’s blend of RPI and Colley indices.
5A – 16 teams, consisting of four each from the two larger leagues, three each from the two smaller ones and the next two highest-ranked teams.
4A – 16 teams, consisting of two teams each from six leagues, plus the four winners of play-in games. The play-in games will pit the third-place team from each league plus the next two highest-ranked.
3A – 20 teams, consisting of the top 2-3 teams from the various leagues/districts (15 total), plus the next five highest ranked.
2A/1A -- 22 teams, consisting of the top 2-4 teams from the various leagues/districts (18 total), plus the next four highest ranked.
News & notes
Thurston, the two-time defending OSAA 5A state champion, won its seventh straight Midwestern League title, wrapping up an unbeaten league slate with three shutout wins over Springfield last week.
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St. Paul took two of three games from previously-unbeaten Kennedy. The Bucks were in position to sweep, but lost Game 2 when Kennedy scored nine in the top of the sixth while trailing 5-0.
For the series, St. Paul tallied 29 runs on 33 hits.
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Clackamas won a 1-0 pitcher’s duel versus Sandy on Saturday in the Mt. Hood Conference.
Max Green went 8.1 innings for Sandy, giving up one earned while scattering six hits. He was bested by Ben Foglio, who threw eight scoreless for the Cavaliers, giving up four hits while fanning eight.
The game’s only run came with one out in the eighth, when Foglio, Nick Sousa and Caleb Tiede came through with successive base hits.
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Crosshill Christian split a Friday double header with Monroe / Alsea. It was enough to clinch a spot in the league tournament, which marks the first playoff appearance for the Eagles in their third year as a program. Crosshill Christian (13-9) also clinched a winning regular season record for the first time in program history.
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Regis swept three last week from East Linn Christian, thanks to a robust offense that produced 39 hits and 42 runs; and strong pitching from sophomores Owen Eaton, Jake Bohnke and Korben Schumacher, who combined to allow two runs and only one hit over the three games.
Regis takes on Monroe / Alsea this week, with the winner of the series, claiming the league title!
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Umatilla (11-6) secured its first winning season since 2008 when it swept a Saturday double header from Nyssa / Adrian. During game two of the twin bill, senior R.J. Estrada broke the school's single-season stolen base record with his 33rd swipe of the season.
Umatilla baseball is in the hunt for its first state playoff berth in more than 20 years under the leadership of first-year head coach Tracy Robertson.
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West Linn took two of three from Tualatin last week to clinch the Three Rivers League title outright.
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Newport won two of three from Philomath, then edged Cascade, 1-0, yesterday, The Cubs hold a 1.5-game lead over Philomath in the Oregon West Conference. Their magic number to clinch is one.
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Bend took the last two games of its series with Summit to drop the Storm one game behind Ridgeview in the Intermountain Conference. Summit has three conference games left versus Caldera, while Ridgeview has three with Redmond.
A word about baseball stat leaders
Some teams do not take stats.
Some coaches are reluctant to share stats, or choose not to for other reasons.
Some coaches do not check emails. Others do not respond to emails. Others reply with information only intermittently.
All of the above are reasons why players who have seemingly qualified for at least one stat category do not appear below.
For better or worse, we at OSAAtoday rely exclusively on coach-supplied information for our baseball lists.
No player-supplied info. No info furnished by school administrators. And definitely no parents.
If you or someone you know merits being on one or more lists below and does not appear, you are encouraged to contact the coach and ask him to submit.
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.
8 -- Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem
*7 – Kruz Schoolcraft, reclassified senior 1B, Sunset
7 – Maverick Harper, senior 1B/3B, West Linn
6 – Caden Klouda, junior OF, West Linn
5 – Quinton Olson, senior INF, Scappoose
*5 – Jaxon Logsdon, senior UTIL, Baker / Powder Valley
*5 – Kaeden Cruse, senior INF, Grant
*5 – Isaac Pfeifer, senior C, Tualatin
5 – Mark Wiepert, senior C, Wilsonville
5 – Gavin Price, senior OF, South Salem
5 – Teagan Scott, junior C, South Salem
*4 – Collin Fierro, sophomore SS, Newport
4 – Roscoe Mithoefer, junior 1B, La Salle Prep
4 – Grady Saunders, junior 3B, Thurston
4 – Luke Castillo, senior 1B, Regis
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
Jack Burns, junior LHP, Burns / Crane
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, reclassified senior 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 25 or more bases this season.
42 – Zack Dugas, senior SS, Illinois Valley
39 – Landon Bailey, senior OF, Stanfield / Echo
36 – Miles Lute, junior SS, Crosshill Christian
33 – RJ Estrada, senior SS, Umatilla
30 – Micah Jayne, senior C, Union / Cove
29 – Korben Schumacher, sophomore OH, Regis
28 – Colton Thompson, senior SS, Irrigon
28 – Brock Locey, senior C, Irrigon
28 – Maddox Law, sophomore OF, Toledo
28 – Braden Marthaller, sophomore INF, Toledo
27 – Bennette Atkins, sophomore 2B, Irrigon
*27 – Collin Fierro, sophomore SS, Newport
26 – Connor Mason, sophomore SS, Toledo
Get a whiff of this!
Missing bats is an art.
This list recognizes those pitchers who have fanned 70 or more batters this season.
115 – Zack Hankins, junior LHP, Taft
106 – Jack Wright, junior LHP, Burns / Crane
93 – Austin Ware, junior LHP, Glencoe
89 – Tyson Smith, junior RHP, Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian
82-- Talon McGrorty, senior RHP, Warrenton
80 – Kooper Grover, freshman RHP, Joseph / Enterprise / Wallowa
79 – Nolan Needham, senior LHP, Union / Cove
78 – Trenton Lewis, junior RHP, Lebanon
*77 --Mark Carpenter, senior RHP, Henley
76 – Josh Riddle, senior RHP, Santiam Christian
73 -- Evan Lehnert, senior RHP, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
*71 – Kollin Tacchini, junior RHP, Lakeview
71 – Kyler Dickerson, junior LHP, Molalla
71 – Korben Schumacher, sophomore RHP, Regis
71 -- Slade Hudson, junior RHP, Cascade
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
Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem – 4-for-4 with three home runs and six RBIs in 9-8 win over Sprague on May 6
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
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
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.
Cody Roletto, senior C, Ida B. Wells – 3-for-4 with a home run and 6 RBIs in May 8 win over Jefferson
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
Mark Wiepert, senior C, Wilsonville – 3-for-3 with three consecutive home runs and six RBIs in 8-7 win over Aloha on May 8
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
Alex Via – senior RHP, Summit – perfect game, with 10 Ks, in 7-0 win over Mountain View on April 25
August Ware, Junior LHP at Glencoe – fanned 18 with two walks in a May 12 win over Liberty
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 60 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.
.625 – Mark Wiepert, senior C, Wilsonville (73 plate appearances)
.574 – Nate Gibson, freshman C, Crosspoint Christian (85 plate appearances)
.562 – Gabe Nobles, senior OF, Joseph / Enterprise / Wallowa (86 plate appearances)
.543 – Zack Dugas, senior SS, Illinois Valley (70 at bats)
.537 – Jakoby Goss, senior SS, Tillamook (72 plate appearances)
.534 – Quinton Olson, senior INF, Scappoose (90 plate appearances)
.525 – Teagan Scott, junior C, South Salem (85 plate appearances)
.522 – Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem (90 plate appearances)
.509 – Kevin Semm, senior 3B, South Salem (68 plate appearances)
.508 – Grady Saunders, junior 3B, Thurston (88 plate appearances)
.500 – Grady Sickler, sophomore INF, Cascade Christian (68 at bats)
30 or more RBIs
Below we recognize those Oregon hitters with 30 or more runs driven in so far this season.
44 – Sawyer Nelson, junior SS, South Salem
44 – Mark Wiepert, senior C, Wilsonville
37 – Gavin Price, senior OF, South Salem
36 – Jaxon Roberts, junior INF, Stanfield / Echo
34 – Colson Primus, senior INF, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
33 – Cody Roletto, senior 1B, Ida B. Wells
33 – Grady Sickler, sophomore INF, Cascade Christian
33 – Axel Prechel, senior OF, Corvallis
*31 – Jacoby Tacchini, freshman C, Henley
31 – Kaden Shafer, junior INF, Junction City
31 – Talon McGrorty, senior INF, Warrenton
30 -- Hunter Hedlund, junior 3B, Santiam Christian
30 – Gianni Lombardi, senior INF, Marist Catholic
30 – CJ Bonner, senior SS, Cascade Christian
0.30 ERA or less
Below we recognize pitchers who have pitched to an ERA of 0.30 or less over 25 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 (52 innings)
0.25 -- Blake Patereau, freshman RHP, Cascade Christian (28.1 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.
26 – Dane Carpenter, freshman, Estacada
17 – Brock Locey, senior, Irrigon
17 – Davey Taylor, junior, La Pine
15 – Johnathin Silvis, senior, Sandy
13 – Riley Tyler, sophomore, Toledo
12 – Nate Gibson, freshman, Crosspoint Christian
12 – Cole Angel, junior C, South Albany
11 – Tyson McGrorty, senior, Warrenton
11 – Cody Roletto, senior, Ida B. Wells
10 – Linkin Zamudio, sophomore, Umatilla
*10 – Austin Wilhelm, junior, Newberg
*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 108 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
Jack Barss, senior OF, Lakeridge – Centralia 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
CJ Bonner, senior INF/RHP, Cascade Christian – Southwestern Oregon CC
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
Hayden Davis, senior INF, Canby -- Umpqua 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
Tauj Flora, senior OF, Sutherlin – Umpqua CC
Chase Garland, senior RHP, West Salem – University of Oregon
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
Tyson Ward, senior INF, West Salem – Clackamas CC
Bronson Watts, senior LHP/OF, Wilsonville – Cal State Monterey Bay
Danny Wideman, senior SS/OF, West Linn – University of Oregon
Tate Williams, senior LHP, Lakeridge – St. Olaf College
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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