Gonzaga Prep's Anthony Karis and Dylan Croall Lead Star-Studded GSL 4A/3A Baseball Selections; West Valley's Ollie Spencer Dominates 2A
The Greater Spokane League (GSL) has proudly unveiled its 2026 All-League baseball teams, celebrating the outstanding talent and dedication of high school athletes across Eastern Washington. Gonzaga Prep seniors Anthony Karis and Dylan Croall earned top honors in the GSL 4A/3A division, while West Valley's remarkable senior, Ollie Spencer, was crowned the 2A MVP. This highlights the exceptional skill within Washington State prep baseball.
Gonzaga Prep's Elite Duo Headlines 4A/3A Selections
Gonzaga Prep's senior class significantly shaped the GSL 4A/3A baseball scene. Dynamic shortstop Anthony Karis was named the GSL 4A/3A MVP, a testament to his all-around excellence and leadership. Senior pitcher Dylan Croall, another Bullpups standout, claimed the Pitcher of the Year award, dominating opposing lineups. Their instrumental contributions solidified Gonzaga Prep's strong league presence.
Further demonstrating top-tier talent, Mt. Spokane senior Braeden Parker was honored as Offensive MVP for consistent power and clutch hitting. University's Coach Kevin May, whose strategic guidance led his team to success, received Coach of the Year for the 4A/3A division. The First Team roster also celebrated standouts like Lewis and Clark's senior Brody Bugbee, University's junior infielder Luca Longo, and Ridgeline's senior outfielder Mikey Macall, all recognized for superior play. This talent underscores the GSL 4A/3A's highly competitive nature.
West Valley's Spencer Shines in GSL 2A, Pullman Honored
West Valley senior Ollie Spencer truly distinguished himself in the GSL 2A division, earning the well-deserved 2A MVP award. Spencer's exceptional athleticism and pivotal contributions made him a clear choice. Reflecting a strong program, Pullman's Coach Kevin Agnew was recognized as the 2A Coach of the Year, a testament to his effective leadership and team development.
The 2A First Team showcased talent across all positions. On the mound, sophomores Brody Barnett (Pullman) and Carson Gaumer (West Valley) demonstrated formidable skills. North Central's sophomore catcher Tavish Carruthers anchored the defense. The infield was fortified by talents such as Pullman's junior Will Denney and West Valley's junior Stout Symmes. Deer Park's senior Ezekiel Callaham excelled in the outfield. These athletes represent the bright future of GSL 2A baseball.
These All-League selections are a proud moment for all honorees, reflecting their passion, dedication, and the competitive spirit that defines Washington State high school sports. We look forward to watching these exceptional young athletes continue to excel, whether in future prep seasons or at the next level.
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