Gonzaga Prep's Karis, Croall Lead GSL 4A/3A All-Stars, West Valley's Spencer Dominates GSL 2A Baseball Honors

The diamonds of Eastern Washington blazed with incredible talent this past spring, and now the results are in: the Greater Spokane League (GSL) has unveiled its Spring 2026 all-league baseball teams, celebrating the dedication and electrifying performances of student-athletes across the 4A, 3A, and 2A classifications. It's a true testament to the hard work these young men put in, day in and day out, to elevate Washington prep baseball.

GSL 4A/3A Crowns Standout Seniors

Leading the charge in the GSL 4A/3A division is Gonzaga Prep's senior phenom, Anthony Karis, who rightfully claimed the prestigious Most Valuable Player award. Karis consistently delivered for the Bullpups, showcasing an all-around game that made him a nightmare for opposing teams. His leadership and clutch play were instrumental in Gonzaga Prep's season. Joining Karis in the top honors is fellow Gonzaga Prep senior Dylan Croall, who was named the 4A/3A Pitcher of the Year. Croall’s masterful command and powerful arm shut down lineups, proving to be a formidable force on the mound throughout the season. The offensive fireworks were spearheaded by Mt. Spokane's senior slugger, Braeden Parker, who earned the 4A/3A Offensive MVP award. Parker’s ability to drive in runs and change the game with his bat was a highlight of the GSL season. Guiding his team with precision and a winning strategy, University High School's Coach Kevin May was deservingly recognized as the GSL 4A/3A Coach of the Year. The first team is a who's who of local talent, featuring:

• Caden Andreas, sr. (Ridgeline)
• Tyson Blake, sr. (Central Valley)
• Brody Bugbee, sr. (Lewis and Clark)
• Holt Dissmore, so. (Ferris)
• Leyton Hurley, jr. (University)
• KJ Kinkade, sr. (Lewis and Clark)
• Luca Longo, jr. (University)
• Marco Longo, sr. (University)
• Mikey Macall, sr. (Ridgeline)
• Connor Moffitt, sr. (Mt. Spokane)
• Jackson Mott, sr. (Gonzaga Prep)
• Colton Smith, so. (Ferris)
• Jacob Wilson, sr. (Gonzaga Prep)

These athletes consistently demonstrated the skill and competitive spirit that makes Washington high school baseball so compelling.

West Valley's Ollie Spencer Headlines GSL 2A Excellence

The GSL 2A division saw West Valley senior Ollie Spencer named its Most Valuable Player. Spencer’s dynamic presence on the field, both offensively and defensively, made him an undeniable force for the Eagles. His exceptional season captivated fans and inspired his teammates. Pullman's Coach Kevin Agnew received the GSL 2A Coach of the Year honor, a testament to his strategic prowess and ability to get the best out of his squad. The 2A first team showcases a vibrant mix of seasoned players and rising stars, promising a bright future for these programs:

• P: Brody Barnett, so. (Pullman)
• P: Carson Gaumer, so. (West Valley)
• P: Kendry Gimlin, so. (Clarkston)
• C: Tavish Carruthers, so. (Cheney)
• INF: Will Denney, jr. (Pullman)
• INF: Nick Elliott, sr. (Cheney)
• INF: Ian Olietti, jr. (Deer Park)
• INF: Stout Symmes, jr. (West Valley)
• OF: Ezekiel Callaham, sr. (Deer Park)
• OF: Adrian Hecker, so. (Pullman)
• OF: Hewson Spencer, so. (West Valley)
• DH: Kyler Goll, so. (East Valley)
• UTL: Tucker Green, sr. (Clarkston)

Beyond the GSL, the Northeast A league also celebrated its top talent, with Lakeside senior Cy Reeves and Colville senior Jet Bateman sharing Co-MVP honors, while Lakeside's Tim Klein earned Coach of the Year. These all-league selections are a thrilling recognition of the incredible talent, relentless effort, and passion these athletes bring to the game. The future of baseball across the WIAA's Eastern Washington districts looks incredibly bright, fueled by the performances of these outstanding young athletes.

This article was created with AI assistance. Stats and results sourced from public records.