In this edition of Notebook, read about our Fab Frosh, a slew of impactful no-hitters and a batter making doubleheader memories to share with his grandchildren one day.
Can Chandler BE any hotter?
Ashland senior Malakai Chandler must have set some kind of record for his work in a doubleheader at Springfield on Saturday. The lefty swinging first baseman had nine hits in 10 at bats between the two games, with five doubles, a triple, two home runs and 16 RBIs!
Sixteen (16) runs driven home in two blowout wins. That’s insane!
In Game 1, Chandler had five hits, four for extra bases, and drove in nine. He followed up in Game 2 with four more extra base knocks, including two homers, and seven more RBIs. The first homer was an oppo taco to left center. The second nuke hit the top of the scoreboard in right field.
Chandler entered the weekend double dip with no homers and 13 RBIs and left as one of the state leaders in knocking guys in!
Amazing!
Winning in style
Central Linn entered Game 1 of Friday’s double header at East Linn Christian Academy 0-15 on the year. The Cobras snapped that winless streak in grand fashion, as Jacob Helms and Cameron Offutt combined on a no-hitter to defeat the Eagles (7-6) by an 8-2 score.
Helms started and pitched into the seventh inning, fanning 14. Offutt closed the game with another strike out.
ELCA won the second game, 9-3.
Colten Northern had a great day at the plate for Central Linn, with seven hits in eight trips between the two games, with two RBIs.
Undefeated
Our two unbeaten teams from last week remain so six days later. In Taft’s case, the 17-0 Tigers have not played since beating Santiam Christian, 6-4, on Tuesday, April 21.
Taft’s obstacles to an undefeated regular season include a two-game series, starting today, with Blanchet Catholic, the defending 3A state champions. The 3A Tigers also take on 2A/1A No. 1 Kennedy, currently 15-1, on May 21, in the final game before the playoffs.
Crosshill Christian is now 16-0 after edging tough Regis, 3-2, on the road yesterday in 2A/1A action. The Eagles won a fantastic pitchers duel between Carter Hinderks and Owen Eaton of Regis by pushing a run across in the top of the seventh on Tayden Isaacson’s second RBI hit of the game.
Crosshill Christian has two more at home with the state No. 6 Rams on Friday and take on No. 4 Monroe / Alsea for three the week of May 12 to close the regular season.
Tuesday in the Association…
There were three interesting results among the larger schools in what was a full slate of games across the state on Tuesday.
Lincoln dominated Grant, 9-1, in PIL play. The Cardinals’ 12-hit attack featured homers from Hunter Arana and Reed Eldridge. Arana finished 4-for-4 and Eldridge added a triple to his big fly. Senior Graeme Warner-McGee was the winning pitcher, striking out seven over five innings of work.
Both teams now have one loss in the league. Cleveland remains unbeaten in the PIL.
Lakeridge came from down 4-0 to upend West Linn, 8-6. The Pacers chipped away at West Linn’s lead with some small ball, got a solo shot in the seventh from sophomore Hudson Armerding and made the lead hold up behind reliever Cash Dickson. Lakeridge was coming off a three-game sweep of Tigard in which the Pacers outscored their TRL foe, 23-0.
Thurston upended Crater, 4-2, in eight innings, handing the Comets only their third loss of the year. With the game knotted at 2-2 in the top of the eighth, Parker Edwards delivered a triple for the Colts – his third hit of the game – and came home on a safety squeeze from Dean Knowles. A Levi Woodman sac fly after a Jackson Lane double added an insurance run for Edwards, who threw 2.1 scoreless innings in relief to earn the win. Thurston (11-8) has now won three games in a row, benefitting from the return of two players who’d been out all year due to injury.
News and notes…
Tualatin senior righthander Trenton Hertzog struck out the first nine hitters he faced Friday in a 10-1 win over Oregon City. Hertzog finished with 16 Ks over six innings pitched. Mehki Pressley sparked the Timberwolves’ offense by going 4-for-4 with three runs and three driven in.
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Blake Patereau is heating up for Cascade Christian.
In Game 1 last Thursday of a doubleheader at Rogue River, the sophomore slugged two homers and reached base all four times. He also punched out 12 in the run-rule-shortened win.
Patereau added another dinger in Game 2 of the twin bill and finished the day with three long balls, four ribbies and a win on the mound!
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Tillamook is 7-3 since sixth-year head coach Matt Strang resigned on April 3. The Cheesemakers put a big smile on new coach Travis Moncrief’s face recently when they tossed two no-hitters over the span of three games.
On April 18, junior lefty Brazen Brouhard did the trick in a 9-0 win over Marshfield, striking out 13 in the process.
Three days later, senior righthander Jakoby Goss fashioned a gem of his own, fanning 17 in a 4-0 win over Seaside.
Fabulous Freshmen!
Based exclusively on nominees from varsity head coaches, see below most of the Fab Frosh making a major impact across Oregon baseball diamonds this spring.
Josue Avendano, INF, Southridge – Avendano has been the leadoff hitter for the Skyhawks since opening day. He leads the team with four doubles and is second in RBIs with 11.
Seth Balderson, RHP, Cleveland – Balderson is 2-0 for the 9-6 Warriors with a 1.58 ERA over 17.2 innings pitched and has given up fewer walks and hits combined than innings pitched.
Gavin Chin, 2B, Crosshill Christian – An outstanding defender at a critical position for the undefeated Eagles, Chin is also a bottom of the order spark as the “second leadoff” batter. He is hitting .441 and has gotten on base at an almost-.600 clip.
Brayden Cooper, RHP/3B, Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian – Cooper has been an efficient mound presence for the 12-6 Cougars while hitting .354 at the dish.
Kord Dickenson, OF, Heppner / Ione – Dickenson is a full-time starter for the 11-5 Mustangs and is hitting .396 with 15 RBIs. He has also pitched and is gaining confidence daily on the mound.
Thatcher Dray, 3B/RHP, The Dalles / Dufur – Dray leads the Riverhawks in hitting at .395. He has solidified the hot corner for Pat Clark’s team and has even contributed on the hill, throwing to a 1.56 ERA over nine innings.
Jacksen Dunn, C/1B/DH, Central Catholic – A smart baseball player with big power potential, Dunn has started at three different positions for the Rams. Dunn’s best years are ahead of him. He will be sure to make an impact on offense and defense.
Bentley Edward, RF, Toledo – Edward has helped the Boomers offensively and defensively and is hitting .357 in league play.
Sean Hausman, RHP/INF, Cleveland – Hausman is getting it done in all facets for the Warriors, who are currently undefeated in the PIL. The youngster has won five games on the mound while posting an ERA just above 2.00 and he is batting .375 with eight driven in.
Urijah Johnson, OF, Bend – Johnson has some serious pop hitting at the bottom of the lineup for the very strong Lava Bears. This competitor already has five doubles, all of which have clanged off of the fence.
Korban Koontz, RHP/OF, Crosshill Christian – A relief ace for the undefeated Eagles, Koontz has helped his team preserve late-game leads several times. He has a 1.35 ERA and has been a lock down defender in the outfield when not pitching.
Jackson Lottis, INF, Portland Christian – Lottis is a tough out despite being so young. He leads the Royals in qualify at bats and has power to all fields. He also is developing a solid repertoire as a pitcher.
Kaleb Mazurowski, RHP, Portland Christian – A tall, lanky righthander, Mazurowski pounds the strike zone for the 10-7 Royals. He leads the team in innings pitched and complete games and has a 2.8 ERA. He could develop into a monster as his secondary pitches evolve.
Kellen McDonnell, 1B/OF/DH, Franklin – A left-handed stick, McDonnell has taken over the number 2 spot in the Lightning batting order. He leads the team with a .500 OBP while playing multiple positions in the field.
Cole Migaki, RHP/3B, Central Catholic – Migaki has been the everyday third baseman for the Rams when not pitching and shows advanced power for his age. On the hill, he has been a staple atop the rotation showcasing a mid-80s fastball with control and a lot of swing and miss.
Carson Noce, RHP/CF, Crater – Noce has made a massive impact on one of the elite 5A teams in the state. He is hitting .500 on the year, with 13 RBIs and 12 steals and has won four games on the mound while posting an ERA under 1.00. Noce was the Fresno Easter Classic MVP early in the season in California.
R.J. Nunez, DH/LHP, Umatilla – Nunez has shined for the Vikings, hitting .300 while starting all games but one. Assistant coach Ian Coyle says that Nunez helps turn over the bottom of the order. Nunez also has succeeded on the mound in a relief role, pitching to a 1.91 ERA over six appearances.
Landon Orth, RHP/INF, Western Christian – Orth has made a huge impact batting at the top of the lineup for the Pioneers. He leads the team in walks and is putting the ball in play at a .357 clip currently.
Coda Skinner, INF/RHP, North Eugene – Skinner has been a potent bat for the Highlanders, hitting .500 with 11 driven home. He also is finding his footing on the mound. In eight innings pitched, he has yet to yield a run.
Jordan Socha, 2B, Toledo – Socha won the second baseman job a few games into the season and has made it his own. He’s hitting .286 in league play while displaying a solid glove up the middle.
Hayden Weiss, INF/RHP, Taft – Weiss is a big reason that Taft is undefeated and ranked No. 1 in 3A. The freshman is 4-0 on the bump with a 0.32 ERA and 37 strikeouts. He also is a middle-of-the-order bat and the team’s defensive anchor at short.
Matt Wilson, C, Heppner / Ione – Ever improving, Wilson in the catcher position allows the 11-5 Mustangs to put their best defense on the field. Wilson is among the state leaders in throwing out baserunners and his .281 batting average makes him an asset in the order.
Ridge Witherspoon, RHP/UTIL, Union / Cove – A versatile defender and consistent on-base presence for the Bobcats, Witherspoon also has thrown several times in relief to a 2.40 ERA.
Bradley Woodward, INF, McMinnville – The switch hitter has batted both leadoff and ninth for the Grizzlies. He is batting .313 on the year, leads the team in runs scored and routinely puts together competitive at bats.
Stats Categories
We continue with our baseball stats categories. The goal is to have 10-15 players per category list. Stats thresholds are adjusted week-by-week for that reason.
Baseball coaches exclusively contributed to the population of these categories.
Baseball coaches who did not contribute, but wish to, may contact John Tawa at johnt@osaa.org to learn how to get their players on these lists.
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.
9 – Teagan Scott, senior C, South Salem
6 – Sawyer Nelson, senior SS, South Salem
5 – Blake Patereau, sophomore 1B, Cascade Christian
5 – Julian Vina, junior C/DH, Jesuit
4 – Elliott Raiton, senior OF, Grant
4 – Ty Hattenhauer, senior INF, Caldera
3 – Zadek Bowlby, senior 1B, Newberg
3 – Hunter Rivers, senior 3B, Dallas
3 – Caleb George, senior INF, Heppner / Ione
3 – Wyatt Moist, senior 3B, Corbett
3 – Graeme Warner-McGee, senior OF, Lincoln
3 -- Conner Clift, senior 1B, Junction City
3 – Miles Lute, senior SS, Crosshill Christian
It’s a blur
Throwing hard in high school is the easiest way to get outs., senior LHP
Here, we recognize those Oregon hurlers who have hit 87 mph or higher on the bump.
Jackson Ashley, senior LHP, Oregon City
Chase Austin, junior LHP, Beaverton
Callum Broadfoot, junior LHP, Grant
Harrison Buckingham, junior RHP, South Salem
Michael Buschelman, senior RHP, North Eugene
Arlo Copony, senior RHP, Cleveland
Jacob Fritz, senior RHP, Crescent Valley / Kings Valley Christian
Evan Guadalupe, sophomore RHP, Summit
Andre Guthrie, junior RHP, Summit
Zack Hankins, senior LHP, Taft
Colin Harrington, senior RHP, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
Trenton Hertzog, senior RHP, Tualatin
Slade Hudson, senior RHP, Cascade
Cason Jacobs, junior RHP, Crescent Valley / Kings Valley Christian
Nate Kagen, senior RHP. Grant
Chase Kelly, junior LHP, Jesuit
Cade King, junior RHP, Clackamas
Will Klein, junior RHP, Westview
Malachi O'Brien, senior RHP, Westview
Blake Patereau, sophomore RHP. Cascade Christian
Ethan Peng, sophomore RHP, Jesuit
Jayce Phillipe, junior RHP, North Eugene
Parker Russell, sophomore RHP, Caldera
Grady Saunders, senior RHP, Thurston
Tyson Smith, senior RHP, Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian
Zeke Thomas, sophomore RHP, Willamette
Jinki Tomita, senior RHP, Grant
August Ware, senior LHP, Glencoe
Graeme Warner-McGee, senior RHP, Lincoln
Jaxom Wetzler, junior LHP, Clackamas
Jack Wright, senior LHP, Burns / Crane
Speed merchants
In this space, we recognize Oregon baseball players who have stolen 20 or more bases this season.
30 – Jonah Jayne, junior C/SS, Union / Cove
25 – Sawyer Nelson, senior SS, South Salem
24 – Jesse Hernandez, senior INF, Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian
24 – Jeremiah Izzo, junior UTIL, Illinois Valley
22 – Miles Lute, senior SS, Crosshill Christian
22 – Matthew Contreras, junior OF, Gladstone
21 – Cole Walters, sophomore SS, Oakridge
20 – Braedan Lapora, senior 1B, Illinois Valley
20 – Quentin Jackson, senior SS, Rainier
Get a whiff of this!
Missing bats is an art.
This list recognizes those pitchers who have fanned 55 or more batters this season.
105 – Tyson Smith, senior RHP, County Christian / North Clackamas Christian
75 – Brandon Yee, junior LHP, Valley Catholic
75 – Zack Hankins, senior LHP, Taft
73 – Carter Griggs, senior RHP, Umatilla
65 – Teagan Sprague, junior RHP, Umpqua Valley Christian
63 – Gunner Bustos, sophomore RHP, The Dalles / Dufur
62 – Braden Marthaller, junior RHP, Toledo
60 – Logan Law, junior RHP, Hidden Valley
59 – Trenton Hertzog, senior RHP, Tualatin
59 – Jaxon Pelham, junior LHP, Creswell
59 – Jesse Sexton, junior RHP, Monroe / Alsea
58 – Jonah Jayne, junior RHP, Union / Cove
56 – Jacob Helms, junior RHP, Central Linn
56 – Quentin Jackson, senior RHP, Rainier
56 – Kooper Grover, sophomore RHP, Joseph / Enterprise / Wallowa
55 – PJ Safford, senior RHP, Klamath Union
55 – Blake Patereau, sophomore RHP, Cascade Christian
Wait! What?
In this space, we recognize hitters who have put up outrageous stat lines in a single game.
Roy Bannister, junior INF, Corvallis – 3-for-4 with a double, home run, stolen base and six RBIs in 12-3 win over Silverton on April 27.
Cooper Cemore, junior SS, Riverside (Boardman) – 3-for-3 with a double and grand slam, four runs scored and six RBIs in 18-3 win over Umatilla on March 31
Malakai Chandler, senior 1B, Ashland – 5-for-6 with three doubles, a triple and nine RBIs in 27-1 win at Springfield on April 25 in Game 1 of a doubleheader.
Malakai Chandler, senior 1B, Ashland – 4-for-4 with two doubles, two home runs, four runs scored and seven RBIs in 17-1 win at Springfield on April 25 in Game 2 of a doubleheader.
Sawyer Dray, junior C, The Dalles / Dufur – 5-for-6 with two triples, a double and two driven in in a 10-9, 10-inning loss to Mazama on April 18
Tyson Harjo, sophomore INF, Hood River Valley High School – 4-for-5 with a double, two RBIs and two runs scored in 9-6 win over Putnam on April 21. Harjo also tossed four scoreless innings in relief to get the win.
Braden Marthaller, junior OF, Toledo – 4-for-4 with two doubles, a triple, and five RBIs in 13-4 win over Waldport on March 30
Braden Marthaller, junior OF, Toledo – 5-for-5 with a double and seven RBIs in 15-4 win over Reedsport on April 17
Connor Mason, junior SS, Toledo – 4-for-5 with a double, home run and seven RBIs in 10-0 shutout of Eddyville Charter / Siletz Valley on March 31
Bryce Morris, junior SS, Umatilla – 4-for-6 with two doubles and five RBIs in 18-14 extra-inning win over Sherman on March 17
Sawyer Nelson, senior SS, South Salem – 3-for-4 with two HRs and a steal in a 10-0 blanking of Mountain View on April 4
Kegan Russell, senior C, Illinois Valley – 5-for-5 with two doubles and six RBIs in 24-2 win over Bonanza on April 20.
Grady Saunders, senior UTIL, Thurston – 2-for-4 with a three-run dinger, grand slam and seven RBIs in 9-3 win over Churchill in G1 of a double dip on April 11 (Saunders drove in five more runs in G2!)
Teagan Scott, senior C, South Salem – two HRs in opening day 20-0 win over Ida B. Wells on March 17
Mason Tincher, sophomore 2B, Illinois Valley – 4-for-5 with a double and five RBIs in 24-2 win over Bonanza on April 20.
Jace Willett, senior 1B, Century – 3-for-4 with three doubles, three runs scored and four RBIs on March 25 in 12-4 win over Putnam
No-no!
Below, we recognize pitchers who have thrown seven-inning no-hitters this year.
Branzyn Brouhard, junior LHP, Tillamook – 13 Ks in 9-0 win over Marshfield on April 18
Jakoby Goss, senior RHP, Tillamook – 17 Ks in 4-0 win over Seaside on April 21
Zack Hankins, senior LHP, Taft – 16Ks in 1-0 win over Creswell on April 4
Zack Hankins, senior LHP, Taft – 13Ks in 4-2 win over Warrenton on April 11
Braden Marthaller, junior RHP, Toledo – 17 Ks in 10-0 shutout of Eddyville Charter / Siletz Valley on March 31
Riley Taylor, junior RHP, Toledo – won 10-0 over Bandon on April 3
.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.
.581 -- Travis Conklin, junior 1B/DH, Stayton (45 plate appearances)
.577 – Miles Lute, senior SS, Crosshill Christian (52 at bats)
.571 – Arlo Copony, senior DH, Cleveland (56 at bats)
.560 – Teagan Scott, senior C, South Salem (68 plate appearances)
.553 – Ben Weiss, junior INF, Corvallis (65 plate appearances)
.547 – Caleb George, sophomore INF, Heppner / Ione (53 at bats)
.537 – Braden Marthaller, junior OF, Toledo (54 at bats)
.533 – Malakai Chandler, Senior 1B, Ashland
.532 – Johan Phillips, sophomore, Crosshill Christian (47 at bats)
.525 --- Matthew Contreras, junior OF, Gladstone (61 at bats)
.523 – Quentin Jackson, senior SS, Rainier (44 at bats)
.509 – Zack Hankins, senior 1B, Taft (66 plate appearances)
.500 – Rowdy Williams, sophomore C, Oakridge (50 at bats)
.500 – Caleb York, junior UTIL, Umpqua Valley Christian (62 plate appearances)
.500 – Carson Noce, freshman OF, Crater (48 at bats)
.500 – Coda Skinner, freshman INF, North Eugene (46 plate appearances)
20 or more RBIs
Below we recognize those Oregon hitters with 20 or more runs driven in so far this season.
36 – Miles Lute, senior SS, Crosshill Christian
32 – Braden Marthaller, junior OF, Toledo
29 – Malakai Chandler, senior 1B, Ashland
26 – Teagan Scott, senior C, South Salem
26 – Bryce Morris, junior SS, Umatilla
25 – Nathan Driskell, junior INF, Pendleton / Nixyaawii
25 – Graeme Warner-McGee, senior OF, Lincoln
25 – Asher Strand, senior 1B, Monroe / Alsea
24 – Callen Ward, sophomore C, Taft
24 – Connor Mason, junior SS, Toledo
23 – Nate Bowman, junior INF, Crosspoint Christian
23 – Caleb George, senior INF, Heppner / Ione
23 – Roy Bannister, junior INF, Corvallis
22 – Ben Weiss, junior INF, Corvallis
22 – Owen Hagerman, senior SS, Tualatin
22 – Nate Gibson, sophomore C, Crosspoint Christian
22 – Quentin Romney, junior 3B, Bend
22 – Sawyer Nelson, senior SS, South Salem
22 – Blake Singleton, junior INF, North Eugene
21 – Ty Hattenhauer, senior INF, Caldera
21 – Braxton Mattinen, junior C, Rainier
21 – Grady Saunder, senior UTIL, Thurston
20 – Ben Greer, junior OF, South Salem
ERA of 1.00
Below we recognize pitchers who have an earned run average of 1.00 or better with 20 or more innings pitched this season.
0.00 – Zack Hankins, senior LHP, Taft (32 innings pitched)
0.00 – Logan Law, junior RHP, Hidden Valley (28 innings pitched)
0.28 – Ben Weiss, junior RHP, Corvallis (25 innings pitched)
0.32 – Hayden Weiss, freshman RHP, Taft (22 innings pitched)
0.53 – Jaxon Pelham, junior LHP, Creswell (42.1 innings pitched)
0.55 – Logan Trivette, senior LHP, Ashland (25.2 innings pitched)
0.60 – Tyson Smith, senior RHP, Country Christian / North Clackamas Christian (46.1 innings pitched)
0.64 – Miles Lute, senior RHP, Crosshill Christian (22 innings pitched)
0.65 – JT Girod, junior RHP, Central (32.1 innings pitched)
0.81 – Kyler Campbell, sophomore RHP, Monroe / Alsea (25.2 innings pitched)
0.84 – Jesse Sexton, junior RHP, Monroe / Alsea (33.1 innings pitched)
0.98 – Blake Patineau, sophomore RHP, Cascade Christian
Catcher pick offs
In this space, we list those catchers who have, at least 7 times this year, cut down would-be base stealers at second or third, or back picked a runner at any of the infield bases.
11 – Johan Phillips, sophomore, Crosshill Christian
11 – Riley Tyler, junior, Toledo
10 – Matt Wilson, freshman, Heppner / Ione
9 – Rowdy Williams, sophomore, Oakridge
9 – Dane Carpenter, sophomore, Estacada
9 – Wyatt Metcalf, sophomore, Cascade
9 – Ramsey Prentice, junior, Ida B. Wells
9 – Teagan Scott, senior, South Salem
8 – Nolan Clark, senior, Caldera
8 – Ryland Thiessen, junior, Stayton
7 – Nate Gibson, sophomore, Crosspoint Christian
7 – Jack Gregory, junior, St. Paul
Outfield assists
In this space, we list those outfielders who have thrown out runners at least three times this year trying to take an extra base.
5 --- Mason Hogue, junior, Oakridge
3 – Jasper Spoon, junior, Oakridge
3 – Braden Hartman, sophomore, Creswell
3 – Miles Boehm, sophomore, Summit
College-Bound!
In this space, we list 85 high school players who have made a commitment to attend a college or university of their choice and play baseball. Twenty-two (22) of the commitments are the NCAA Division I universities.
Jackson Ashley, senior LHP, Oregon City -- Gonzaga University
Chase Austin, junior OF, Beaverton – Oregon State University
Elliott Bakke, senior RHP, Lincoln – Lassen College
Pi Barker, senior 3B/OF, Westview – Whitman College
Nathan Bassett, senior C/RHP, Grants Pass – Ohlone College
Cooper Berta, senior OF/RHP, Lakeridge – Linfield University
Kellen Bowman, junior RHP, South Salem – University of Portland
Luke Brady, junior SS, Clackamas – University of Portland
Miles Brown, senior OF, Grant – Lane CC
Harrison Buckingham, junior RHP, South Salem – Oregon State University
Michael Buschelman, senior RHP, North Eugene - Bushnell University
Judah Campos, senior RHP/UTIL, Newberg – Lane CC
Conner Clift, senior 1B/LHP, Junction City – College of the Siskiyous
Cole Cooper, senior INF, Bend - Linfield University
Kaden Cooper, senior C/OF, Bend - Cuesta College
Arlo Coppony, senior RHP, Cleveland – Lower Columbia CC
Kyler Dickerson, senior LHP, Molalla -- Blue Mountain CC
Ben Foglio, junior LHP, Clackamas – University of Washington
Nolan Foglio, senior C, Clackamas – Lower Columbia CC
Ben Fong, senior LHP, Tualatin – Chemeketa CC
Howie Galambos, senior RHP/INF, Oregon City -- Clackamas CC
JT Girod, junior INF, Central – University of Oregon
Jauquin Goodlow, senior OF, Grant – Mt. Hood CC
Kyle Goodwin, junior OF, Jesuit – Loyola Marymount University
Cal Green, senior SS/RHP, Sandy – Mt. Hood CC
Andrew Ha, senior OF/RHP, Lakeridge – Bushnell University
Zack Hankins, senior LHP, Taft – University of Oregon
Colin Harrington, senior RHP/OF, Pendleton / Nixyaawii – Eastern Oregon University
Chase Hartley, senior OF, Churchill - Feather River CC
Landon Hartman, senior LHP, Oregon City -- Umpqua CC
Luke Hatton, senior OF/RHP, Sandy – Mt. Hood CC
Ryan Hemsley, senior SS/RHP, West Linn – University of Portland
Trenton Hertzog, senior C, Tualatin – University of Oregon
Cam Hyder, senior LHP/1B, McMinnville – Lower Columbia CC
Trevor Jacobs, senior INF, Hood River Valley – Oregon Institute of Technology
Brock Johnson, senior SS/RHP, Thurston – Bushnell University
Nate Kagen, senior OF, Grant – Swarthmore College
Blake Kansky, senior RHP, South Salem – College of Marin
Chase Kelly, junior LHP, Jesuit – University of Washington
Jack Kiesel, senior C, Nelson – San Diego Mesa College
Cade King, junior RHP, Clackamas – University of Washington
Caden Klouda, senior RHP/OF, West Linn – Seattle University
Colby Kosderka, senior RHP, Wilsonville – Lewis & Clark College
Connor Lemmon, senior RHP, Oregon City -- Clackamas CC
Jacob Lewis, senior RHP, South Medford – Warner Pacific University
Ryder Listy, senior C/1B, Jesuit – Feather River CC
Jace Litten, senior INF/RHP, Churchill - Bushnell University
Alexander Lopez, senior LHP, Sherwood – Everett CC
Kallen Mattila, senior RHP, Scappoose – Chemeketa CC
Kingston McAdam, senior C, Hood River Valley - Eastern Oregon University
Jake McClaughry, senior OF/RHP, Baker/Powder Valley – Linfield University
Tug McQuinn, senior SS/RHP, Pendleton / Nixyaawii – Mt. Hood CC
Joe Mendazona, junior C, Central – Texas Christian University
Rylan Metz, senior OF/RHP, Lakeridge – Linfield University
Blake Mikel, senior 1B/RHP, Churchill – Walla Walla CC
Sawyer Nelson, senior SS, South Salem – Loyola Marymount University
Vance Nelson, senior C/OF, Pendleton /Nixyaawii – Umpqua CC
Griffin Nichols, senior SS/2B, Jesuit – Pomona-Pitzer
Maddux Nichols, senior C, Westview – Allan Hancock College
Malachi O'Brien, senior RHP, Westview – Lane CC
Trever Olsen, senior INF, Scappoose – Mt. Hood CC
Erick Pezqueda, senior INF/RHP, Grants Pass – Clackamas CC
Parker Raubuch, senior RHP, Sunset – Mt. Hood CC
Kayden Roberts, senior INF, Creswell – College of the Siskiyous
Brody Rogers, senior RHP/1B, Westview – Allan Hancock College
Jake Rolling, senior SS, Jesuit -- Gonzaga University
PJ Safford, senior RHP/C, Klamath Union – Oregon Institute of Technology
Grady Saunders, senior RHP/Utility, Thurston – Oregon State University
Ty Sconfienza, senior INF, Reynolds – Mt. Hood CC
Teagan Scott, senior C, South Salem – Oregon State University
Parker Sellner, senior OF/RHP, Newberg – Linfield University
Dillon Shultz, senior INF, Molalla – Umpqua CC
Marcio Silva, senior RHP, Bend - Cuesta College
Calen Simonelic, senior OF, Tualatin -- Bushnell University
Nick Sousa, senior RHP, Clackamas – Mt. Hood CC
Andrew Street, senior RHP/INF, Corvallis -- Corban University
Luke Sullivan, senior INF/RHP, Sunset – East Texas Baptist University
Caleb Tiede, senior INF, Clackamas – Mt. Hood CC
Jinki Tomita, senior RHP, Grant – Feather River CC
Evan Valenzuela, senior INF, Grants Pass – College of the Siskiyous
August Ware, senior LHP, Glencoe – Oregon State University
Jaxon Wetzler, junior LHP, Clackamas – University of Oregon
Riley Whitwood, senior OF/1B, North Eugene - Lewis and Clark University
Jace Willett, senior RHP/INF, Century – Shoreline CC
Grady Wilmot, junior SS, Lincoln – University of Portland
Russo Wrightman, senior INF, La Pine -- College of the Redwoods.
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