At least every other week during the spring season, we’ll talk some Oregon high school baseball. This is the place!
The sting of the Hornets
Yesterday, Henley took a break from overwhelming its Skyline Conference foes to take on a tough Cascade Christian team ranked fifth in 3A. The result for the Klamath Falls, the top-ranked 4A team in the latest OSAAtoday coaches poll, was predictable: a 12-2 rout. That’s how it has gone all year for the Hornets (23-1), who have outscored everyone in 4A by almost 70 runs while yielding only 63 runs total, the fourth fewest number in their classification.
This year’s dominance is a bit surprising, considering that Henley was only 7-8 in non-league games a year ago and lost, 13-6 to Crook County, in the first round of the playoffs.
“I think the biggest thing we have this year is a group of leaders who work/play extremely hard and everybody else in our program has to work hard every day to keep up with those guys,” noted second-year head coach Sean Teaters.
Since losing on March 28 by a run to Banks, the No. 2-ranked team in 3A and the team Henley lost to in the state 4A final in 2019; Henley has won 18 straight games, six by shutout and 13, including seven in a row, by 10 or more runs.
“It’s our 2nd year as a coaching staff and that extra year of guys understanding what our expectations are, and understanding the type of team we want to build here, is key,” Teaters explained. “We have a ton of coaching experience on our staff including guys who have won championships and understand what it takes to get there. Joe Tacchini [Former head coach and current assistant] has won championships with Henley in the past so it’s nice for our guys to not have to look very far for proof that what we are saying works. Thankfully for us, we have a group of leaders who have bought in and work/play extremely hard every day, and they show the mental toughness that we want out of our players. It’s easy to coach when the players can hold each other accountable and pick each other up when things don’t go somebody’s way.”
The roster of 15 has been led by junior SS/RHP Mark Carpenter, the team leader in home runs, RBIs, ERA and strike outs. There are many other stars as well, including junior Beau Pyle, sophomore Conner Shively and OF Aiden Hayes, one of six seniors on the squad.
“Mark has been a great player for us,” Teaters said. “He is truly a two-way player who competes hard all of the time. He will be the first to tell you that he is just trying to compete as hard as his teammates. We have a lot of guys who want to be the best and having guys like Beau Pyle in the same pitching rotation has been really beneficial for Mark, because they both want to be the best guy out there. Mark is having a lot of success this year but it’s not an accident. He works very hard all year long and the most important thing is that he LOVES playing baseball. Not only that, but we have a group of leaders like Luke Austin, Aiden Hayes, Owen Harper and Payton Price, who are constantly setting the tone for how we want to work and compete.”
Henley has three games remaining before the playoffs, two against its toughest league foe, Hidden Valley, and the season-ended against Junction City / Triangle Lake, the sixth-ranked team in 4A.
“We are treating them like every other game we play,” Teaters said. “We preach that we are playing against the game of baseball and that we are going to constantly work hard to do things the right way with a tremendous amount of effort and competitiveness no matter who is in the other dugout. We are excited for every game we play because it’s another chance to compete.”
Henley has won nine state titles in program history, tied with The Dalles for most all-time. But it’s been eight years since the Hornets won their last title. Since they captured their first state crown in 1981, Henley has never gone more than eight years between titles. So, if the Hornets win again in 2024, they won’t be making history, but simply repeating it.
Dilly Dalles-ing
Crook County had a chance to wrap up the Tri-Valley League title yesterday at home versus The Dalles and led 5-1 before the Riverhawks stormed back to win, 6-5.
Avery Schwartz went five innings on the mound for The Dalles, giving up two earned runs. He also had the go-ahead RBI single in the sixth. Will Booth threw the final two innings for the Riverhawks, striking out three and getting the win.
The Dalles now sits 12-2 in the league, a half-game ahead of 11-2 Crook County. The Dalles defeated the Cowboys two out of three times, meaning a win at Estacada tomorrow would give the Riverhawks their first league championship since 2002.
Stealing the show
Toledo has had a record-setting week on the base paths.
On Tuesday, the Boomers outlasted Eddyville Charter, 17-10. The team stole 34 bases in the contest, shattering the previous Oregon single-game mark of 21. Every player in the lineup had three or more steals, led by six each from junior Kolby Coxen and freshman Maddox Law, which tied the state single-game record..
One day later, in a 6-1 win over Bandon / Pacific, Toledo stole 11 bases, bringing its season total to a new state record of 228 with three regular-season games remaining.
Oh! Toledo also tossed a no-hitter in the win, thanks to freshmen Riley Tyler and Braden Marthaller. Tyler did most of the heavy lifting, striking out six over 6.2 innings before being lifted due to pitch count.
Toledo is 10-7 so far on the year after winning just seven times all of last season.
The playoffs are coming!
The first playoff games of 2024 are just 11 days away. One hundred six (106) of the 199 teams playing ball in 2024 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 3-4 teams from the various leagues/districts (17 total), plus the next three highest ranked.
2A/1A -- 22 teams, consisting of the top 3-4 teams from the various leagues/districts (19 total), plus the next three highest ranked.
News and notes
Regis junior Bryson Nygren, who recently committed to Linn-Benton, is virtually untouchable in league play. In his five starts versus Special District 3 opponents, the right hander has three no-hitters and two one-hitters. Wow!
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Dylan Beals, a senior right hander from Illinois Valley, threw a six-inning, 68-pitch no-no last Friday versus Riddle. He struck out 11 and walked just one.
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Santiam Christian defeated Amity, 4-1, on Monday in league play.
Josh Riddle (six innings; 15 Ks) and Connor Rahn (one inning; 2 Ks) combined to strike out 17, tying to school single-game record first set in 1993 by Willie Clark versus Nestucca. The duo also yielded just one hit.
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Ida B. Wells senior Quinn Dufort struck out nine on Tuesday in a 2-1 win over Roosevelt. The lefty has 71 strike outs this year and is within reach of the career school strike out record of 215 set by Joey Mahalic between 2005 and 2007. Mahalic pitched a shutout and hit a home run for Wilson in the 2006 state-championship final. He was Gatorade Player of the Year as a senior and also is the school’s career home run leader.
STATS CATEGORIES
The idea for our 2024 stats categories is to recognize only those players achieving at the highest levels in the state of Oregon. They are not designed to produce massive, labor-intensive lists. The information below is based on the most recent data supplied by high school coaches.
Any varsity baseball coach wanting to add someone to a list may email johnt@osaa.org, list the category and supply the name of a player using the specific format for the category.
Going going gone goodbye!
Everyone digs the long ball.
Here, we will recognize those Oregonians who have gone yard five or more times so far this season. We will add to it in subsequent Baseball Notebooks as coaches tell us about the players who are dinger ringers.
9 – Boyd Messman, junior C, Sprague
7 – Gavin Price, junior OF, South Salem
7 – Mark Carpenter, junior SS, Henley
7 -- Reid Linkmeyer, junior SS, Liberty
6 – Ryan Vanden Brink, senior C, West Linn
6 -- Cole Katayama-Stall, senior INF, Westview
6 – Kaeden Cruse, junior 2B, Grant
6 – Gabe Coltman, junior 1B/OF, Lincoln
5 – Drew Bartels, junior SS, Blanchet Catholic
5 -- Kruz Schoolcraft, junior 1B, Sunset
5 – Tyson McGrorty, junior C, Warrenton
5 – Matt Kosderka, senior OF, Sandy
5 – Kaison Smith, junior 1B, Warrenton
5 – Roscoe Mithoefer, sophomore 3B/1B, La Salle Prep
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 when they get on the bump.
Cameron Ames, Sr. RHP, Central Catholic
Fischer Barber, junior RHP, Bend
Drew Bartels, junior RHP, Blanchet Catholic
Blake Crawford, senior LHP, West Linn
Slater de Brun, junior LHP, Summit
Gavin Derr, senior LHP, Mountain View
Finn Edwards, senior RHP, Summit
Mac Garrett, senior RHP, Corbett
Lucas Green, Sr. RHP, Cleveland
River Hamilton, junior RHP, Barlow
Gabe Howard, senior RHP, West Linn
Aidan Kelly, senior RHP, Sherwood
Matt Kosderka, senior RHP, Sandy
Andy Manning, senior RHP, Sherwood
Connor Molony, junior RHP, Thurston
Connor Parry, junior RHP, Sherwood
Isaac Pfeifer, junior RHP, Tualatin
Grady Saunders, sophomore RHP, Thurston
Luke Schoeffler, junior RHP, Crescent Valley
Justin Schramm, senior RHP, Wilsonville
Kruz Schoolcraft, junior LHP, Sunset
Griffin Scott, senior LHP, Ida B. Wells
Nolan Umlandt, senior RHP, Sherwood
Alex Via, junior RHP, Summit
Connor Weiss, senior RHP, St. Helens
Mark Wiepert, junior RHP, Wilsonville
Speed merchants
In this space, we recognize Oregon baseball players who have 25 or more stolen bases at this point in the season, based on the information we have received.
40 – Micah Jayne, junior C, Union / Cove
40 – Braden Marthaller, freshman 1B, Toledo
36 – Riley Lantis, senior C, Riverside
33 – Noah Koenig, senior C, Regis
32 -- Maddox Law, freshman OF, Toledo
31 – Caden George, senior SS, Heppner / Ione
29 -- Mason Koker, junior 3B, Toledo
27 -- Kolby Coxen, junior 1B, Toledo
25 – Nolan Winthrop, Jr. INF, Lincoln
25 – Grant Sumner, sophomore 1B, Horizon Christian, Tualatin
25 – Tee Ledbetter, senior 1B, Union / Cove
25 -- Christian Retherford, senior C, Toledo
25 – Riley Tyler, freshman SS, Toledo
Get a whiff of this!
Missing bats is an art.
This list recognizes those pitchers who have fanned 80 or more batters this season.
112 -- Zack Hankins, sophomore LHP, Taft
107 -- Kruz Schoolcraft, junior LHP, Sunset
103 – Bryson Nygren, junior RHP, Regis
98 – Tucker Kallinger, senior RHP, North Douglas
96 – Tyson Smith, sophomore RHP, Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian
95 – Ty Percell, senior RHP, Oakland
94 – Jack Wright, sophomore LHP, Burns / Crane
88 -- Bryant Starr, senior RHP, Lebanon
85 -- Grady Saunders, sophomore RHP, Thurston
85 – Dylan Beals, senior RHP, Illinois Valley
80 – Jack Matthew, junior LHP, Hidden Valley
80 – Josh Riddle, junior RHP, Santiam Christian
Wait! What?
In this space, we recognize hitters who have put up outrageous stat lines in a single game.
Tygue Barron, senior 1B, Umpqua Valley Christian – 3-for-3 with a double and four RBIs in 8-2 win over Kennedy on April 2
Drew Bartels, junior SS, Blanchet Catholic – 3-for-4 with a home run and six RBIs in March 16 win over Thomas Jefferson of Washington
Greg Bologoff, junior 1B, Westview – 2-for-4with two HRs, four RBIs and two runs scored in 13-5 win over Mountainside on April 9
Brayden Buck, junior OF, Tualatin – 3-for-4 with two home runs, three RBIs and two runs scored on March 15 in 6-2 win over Willamette
Kaeden Cruse, junior 2B, Grant – 2-for-2 with two grand slams and nine RBIs in 18-0 win over Roosevelt on April 10
Dylan Cuff, junior C, Blanchet Catholic – 2-for-2 with a double, triple and five RBIs in April 2 win over Dayton
Cole Katayama-Stall, senior INF, Westview – 3-for-3 with two HRs, four RBIs, four runs scored and two walks in 13-5 win over Mountainside on April 9
Cole Katayama-Stall, senior INF, Westview – 5-for-5 with three HRs, 1 double and eight RBIs in 11-6 win over Sprague on March 17
Ian Kolmer, junior 3B, Ida B. Wells – 4-for-4, including a home run, two runs scored and two RBIs in 6-5 win on April 19 over Sprague. Kolmer’s last two hits were of the clutch variety in the win over the No. 1 Olympians.
Andrew Kralj, senior OF, Central Catholic – 4- for-4 with three doubles and three RBIs in 13-2 win over Nelson on April 30
Reid Linkmeyer, junior SS, Liberty – 3-for-3 with three HRs and nine RBIs in 17-6 win, March 28 versus Milwaukie
Boyd Messman, junior C, Sprague – 3-for-3 with three HRs and five RBIs in 17-1 win March 15 versus Grant
Max Nowlin, junior 1B, Scappoose -- 5-for-5 with a double, two RBIs and two runs scored in a 14-4 win at North Marion on April 9
Gavin Price, junior OF, South Salem – two three-runs homers in 9-0 win over Reynolds on March 28
Kaiden Roberts, senior 1B/2B, Harrisburg – 2-for-2 with two HRs, including a grand slam; five RBIs and three runs scored in March 16 rout of Sheridan
Teagan Scott, sophomore C, South Salem – 4-for-4 with five steals and an RBI in a 5-0 win over Tigard on March 18. Scott also threw out a would-be base stealer
Kevin Semm, junior 3B, South Salem – 4-for-4 with three HRs and six RBIs in 17-13 win over McNary on April 19. Semm hit a slam on the first pitch he saw, then added solo homers on his second and third pitches seen in the game.
Weston Suchorski, sophomore 3B/INF, Grant Union / Prairie City / Monument – 3-for-3 with a single, double, home run and sacrifice fly, plus, six RBIs, on May 3 in 16-1 win over Union / Cove.
Jordan Webber, senior DH, Hood River Valley -- 4-for-4 with a home run, double, two runs scored and two RBIs in April 16 loss to Putnam.
Karver Wilkins, junior 1B, Heppner / Ione – 3-for-4 with back-to-back grand slams in 22-10 win over Irrigon on April 6
Perfecto!
Below, we recognize pitchers who have thrown seven-inning no-hitters this year.
Mac Garrett, senior RHP, Corbett – Fanned 15 in 9-0 win over Vernonia on March 21
Matt Kosderka, senior RHP, Sandy – Struck out 15 and walked none (two errors) in 3-0 win over Lakeridge on April 2
Talon McGrorty, junior RHP, Warrenton – Struck out 15 and walked just one in 9-0 win at Valley Catholic on April 17
Lukas McLeroy, junior LHP, Lakeridge – Struck out six and walked three in 4-0 win over Clackamas on April 4
.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.
.571 -- Teagan Scott, sophomore C, South Salem
.567 – Morgan Johnson, junior 1B, Union / Cove
.526 – Kruz Schoolcraft, junior 1B, Sunset
.520 – Adam Elliott, senior OF, Thurston
.519 – Conner Shively, sophomore C/SS, Henley
.519 – Will Olson, junior SS, Estacada
.513 – Lukas Blood, junior INF, Grant Union / Prairie City / Monument
.507 -- Kaiden Roberts, senior 1B/INF, Harrisburg
.500 – Riley Lantis, senior C, Riverside
.500 – Max Nowlin, junior 1B, Scappoose
30 or more RBIs
Below we recognize those Oregon hitters with 30 or more runs driven in this season.
44 – Drew Bartels, junior SS, Blanchet Catholic
39 -- Gavin Price, junior OF, South Salem
39 – Dylan Cuff, junior C, Blanchet Catholic
39 – Jack Knips, senior 1B, Cascade Christian
39 – Mark Carpenter, junior SS, Henley
37 – Kaiden Roberts, senior 1B/INF, Harrisburg
34 – Boyd Messman, junior C, Sprague
33 -- Reid Linkmeyer, junior SS, Liberty
33 – Cody Roletto, junior OH, Ida B. Wells
33 – Grady Sickler, freshman C, Cascade Christian
33 -- Weston Suchorski, sophomore 3B/INF, Grant Union / Prairie City / Monument
32 – Aiden Hayes, senior OF, Henley
31 – Noah Letendre, senior OF, Cascade Christian
30 – Gabe Coltman, Jr. 1B, Lincoln
ERA of 1.00 or lower
Below we recognize pitchers with a current earned run average of 1.00 or lower with 20 or more innings pitched.
0.00 – Connor Parry, junior RHP, Sherwood (22.2 innings)
0.27 -- Kruz Schoolcraft, junior LHP, Sunset (51.1 innings)
0.31 – Bryson Nygren, junior RHP, Regis (44.2 innings)
0.40 -- Matt Kosderka, senior RHP, Sandy (53 innings)
0.58 -- Fisher Winchester, junior RHP, Sandy (24 innings)
0.60 -- Quin Dufort, senior LHP, Ida B. Wells (47 innings)
0.72 – Jack Wright, sophomore LHP, Burns / Crane (48.1 innings)
0.74 – Mark Carpenter, junior RHP, Henley (37.2 innings)
0.78 – Talon McGrorty, junior RHP, Warrenton (54 innings)
0.90 – Corbin Hamilton, freshman RHP, Henley (31 innings)
1.00 – Grady Saunders, sophomore RHP, Thurston (47 innings)
Catcher pick offs
In this space, we list those catchers who have, at least 15 times this year, cut down would-be base stealers at second or third, or back picked a runner at any of the infield bases.
22 – Wyatt Reed, junior, North Douglas / Elkton
19 – Christian Retherford, senior, Toledo
19 – Hunter Gutenberger, senior, Rainier
18 – David Taylor, sophomore, La Pine
16 – Ty Sheldon, senior, Liberty
15 – Caiden Gould, senior, North Eugene
15 – Tyson McGrorty, junior, Warrenton
Outfield assists
In this space, we list those outfielders who have, at least four times this year, thrown out runners trying to take an extra base.
5 – Kyle Miller, junior, Thurston
4 – Ezra Vice, senior, Westview
4 – Ryland Bell, junior, Grant Union / Prairie City / Monument
4 – Colton Hartman, freshman, Creswell
College-Bound!
In this space, we list those players, in the current senior class and younger, who have signed National Letters of Intent in baseball or have made a commitment to attend a college or university of their choice. Congrats! It can be so demanding but at the same time is so rewarding.
Here are the 100 commitments that have been reported to us.
Ben Allen, senior C, McNary -- University of Portland
Hunter Allen, senior C/3B, Pleasant Hill – Mt. Hood CC
Jake Allen, senior OF, McNary-- University of Portland
Fischer Barber, junior RHP, Bend – Oregon State
Jonah Barkoff, senior LHP, Lake Oswego – University of Oregon
Jacob Bishop, senior LHP, Jesuit - Linfield University
Leland Boswell, senior OF, Scappoose - Westcliff University
Jaxson Bowen, senior RHP, Sherwood - Centralia CC
Luey Campos, senior OF, Crescent Valley -- George Fox
Julius Christensen, senior LHP/OF, Jesuit – Lawrence University
Dakota Chun, junior C, Sunset -- University of Portland
Blake Crawford, senior LHP, West Linn – University of Oregon
Eli Crist, senior 3B/RHP, Thurston -- Bushnell University
Donavin Crouch, senior SS, Sandy – Eastern Oregon University
TJ Deen, senior INF, Crescent Valley -- George Fox
Gavin Derr, senior LHP, Mountain View -- Washington State
Alex Dexter, senior LHP, Lincoln – Occidental College
Nolan Donivan, senior INF/RHP, The Dalles - Lane CC
Ervin Dorsett, Jr., senior INF -- Sacramento State
Quin Dufort, senior LHP, Ida B. Wells – University of Portland
De’Quan Duncan, senior OF, Tualatin – Mt. Hood CC
Manny Ehinger, freshman 3B, Lakeridge – University of Oregon
Adam Elliott, senior OF, Thurston -- Mt. Hood CC
Reuben Elliston, Sr.. OF, Grant - Centralia Community College
Jace Elzy, senior SS, North Valley - Oregon Tech
Quintin Esmay, senior RHP/OF, Canby – Blue Mountain CC
Parker Fabrycki, senior RHP, Sherwood - Eastern Oregon University
Joe Fagan, junior SS, Scappoose - University of Portland
Reece Fisher, senior OF, Lincoln – Clark CC
Zane Garvey, senior SS/RHP, Southridge – Western Oregon University
Cade Gehlen, senior OF, Central Catholic – University of Portland
Will Goodman, junior INF, Bend – University of Washington
Caiden Gould, senior C - North Eugene -- Linfield University
Calvin Gregory, junior LHP, Lakeridge – Oregon State
Grayson Grover, senior 3B/RHP, Scappoose - Southwestern Oregon CC
Luke Haener, senior RHP, Wilsonville- Regis University
River Hamilton, junior RHP, Barlow – Oregon State
Joseph Herbert, senior 2B, Marshfield -- Simpson University
Gabe Howard, senior RHP, West Linn – University of Oregon
Mason Jones, senior OF/1B, Southridge – Pacific University
Casey Julkowski, senior RHP, Gresham - Centralia CC
Cole Katatyama-Stall, senior RHP/INF, Westview -- University of Portland
Aidan Kelly, senior RHP, Sherwood - Eastern Oregon University
John Kent, senior RHP, Grant - Kenyon College
Jack Klee, senior RHP, Southridge – Chemeketa CC
Liam Kliever, senior C, Sherwood - Pacific University
Matthew Kosderka, senior RHP/OF, Sandy - Lower Columbia CC
Kheller Larson, senior INF/ RHP, Wilsonville- Arizona Christian University
Luke Larson, senior OF, Wilsonville - George Fox University
Landon Lea, senior OF, South Eugene – Linn-Benton CC
Nykori Lewis, senior C, Tualatin – Mt. Hood CC
Brode Lyman, senior C, Jesuit – University of Hawaii
Glen Maduro III, senior 1B/RHP, Tualatin – Mt. Hood CC
Ethan Matsuoka, senior INF, Tualatin -- University of Portland
Mickey McClaskey, senior RHP, Jesuit – University of La Verne
Nolan McCormack, senior 1B, Tualatin – Mt. Hood CC
Andrew Mhoon, junior SS, Sprague – Loyola Marymount
Henry Mhoon, junior OF, Sprague – Loyola Marymount
Nolan Miller, senior LHP, Sheldon – University of Portland
Connor Molony, junior 1B/RHP, Thurston -- University of Oregon
Jayden Nakamura, junior SS, Aloha – University of Washington
Carter Nelson, senior RHP, South Salem – University of Oregon
Sawyer Nelson, sophomore SS, South Salem – University of Washington
Hudson Normand, senior RHP, Clackamas - Centralia CC
Bryson Nygren, junior RHP, Regis – Linn-Benton CC
Jace Otteson, senior C, Pendleton – Mt. Hood CC
Connor Parry, junior RHP/1B, Sherwood - University of Portland
Gunnar Pedersen- senior INF, Westview -- Eastern Arizona College
Isaac Pfeifer, junior C, Tualatin -- Arizona State
Kayle Pisano, senior 1B, Clackamas - University of Oregon
Riley Pratt, senior RHP, Blanchet Catholic – Corban University
Trevor Ratliff, senior SS, McNary -- Umpqua CC
Berkley Reents, senior INF, Wilsonville- George Fox University
Aiden Rice, junior INF, Central Catholic – University of Portland
Caden Richardson, senior SS/RHP, Pleasant Hill – Linn-Benton CC
Jeremiah Robbins, senior C, North Medford – Umpqua CC
Mitch Rowe, senior SS, West Linn – Centralia CC
Frankie Rutigliano, senior SS/RHP, North Medford – University of Portland
Kainoa Santiago, junior OF, Jesuit – Gonzaga University
Grady Saunders, sophomore RHP/Utility, Thurston – Oregon State
Kayden Scaparo, senior INF, Crater – Grays Harbor College
Garrett Schmokel, senior RHP, Lincoln – Everett CC
Justin Schramm, senior RHP, Wilsonville - Colorado Mesa University
Griffin Scott, senior LHP, Ida B. Wells – University of Utah
Teagan Scott, sophomore C, South Salem – Oregon State
Ty Sheldon, senior C, Liberty – Umpqua CC
Bryant Starr, senior RHP/SS, Lebanon - Linn Benton CC
Peyton Tyner, senior OF, Marist Catholic – Lane CC
Marcos Ulloa-Ford, senior RHP, Mazama – Oregon Tech
Nolan Umlandt, senior RHP, Sherwood – University of Portland
Ryan Vanden Brink, senior C, West Linn – Oregon State
Alex Via, junior RHP, Summit -- University of Portland
Ezra Vice, senior OF, Westview – Lane CC
Jordan Webber, senior LHP/1B, Hood River Valley - Chandler-Gilbert CC
Danny Wideman, junior SS/OF, West Linn – University of Oregon
Mark Wiepert, junior C/3B, Wilsonville -- Oregon State
Kellen Willer, senior RHP/1B, North Medford – Grays Harbor College
Grady Williams, senior OF, Hood River Valley – Santa Barbara City College
Vince Williams, senior OF, Lake Oswego -- Pacific University
Drew Wooten, senior RHP, Marist Catholic – Mt. Hood CC
Cade Wynn, senior INF, Silverton – Mt. Hood CC
Email johnt@osaa.org to make corrections or add to this list.
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