Greater Spokane League Honors Baseball's Best, Gonzaga Prep Dominates 4A/3A All-Stars

Spokane, WA - The diamond has cooled for the Spring 2026 season, but the buzz around the Greater Spokane League (GSL) and Eastern Washington’s baseball stars is just heating up. The all-league teams have been announced, celebrating the incredible talent and dedication displayed across various classifications, with Gonzaga Prep making a powerful statement in the 4A/3A division.

Leading the charge for the GSL 4A/3A is none other than Gonzaga Prep’s senior standout, Anthony Karis, who rightfully claimed the prestigious Most Valuable Player award. Karis’s leadership and performance were undeniable throughout the season, propelling the Bullpups to an outstanding campaign. He wasn’t alone in his accolades, as teammate Dylan Croall, a senior pitcher, earned the well-deserved Pitcher of the Year honor for his dominant work on the mound. Their combined efforts highlight a banner year for Gonzaga Prep baseball.

GSL 4A/3A and 2A Standouts Shine Bright

The offensive prowess of Mt. Spokane’s senior slugger, Braeden Parker, was also recognized, earning him the 4A/3A Offensive MVP title. University High School’s Coach Kevin May was celebrated as Coach of the Year, a testament to his ability to guide his team to success. The GSL 4A/3A First Team is a who’s who of regional talent, including University’s formidable trio, junior Leyton Hurley, junior Luca Longo, and senior Marco Longo. Also making the cut were Ridgeline’s senior Caden Andreas and senior Mikey Macall, along with Lewis and Clark’s senior duo, Brody Bugbee and KJ Kinkade, all of whom consistently delivered clutch performances.

In the fiercely competitive GSL 2A division, West Valley’s senior dynamo, Ollie Spencer, was named the Most Valuable Player, showcasing his all-around excellence. Pullman High School’s Coach Kevin Agnew was recognized as Coach of the Year, having expertly steered his team through a challenging schedule. The 2A First Team featured a strong contingent, including Pullman’s sophomore pitcher Brody Barnett and junior infielder Will Denney, demonstrating a bright future for the Greyhounds. West Valley also saw significant representation with sophomore pitcher Carson Gaumer and junior infielder Stout Symmes earning first-team honors.

Northeast Leagues Recognize Top-Tier Talent

Beyond the GSL, the Northeast A league celebrated its own MVPs. Lakeside High School’s senior Cy Reeves and Colville High School’s senior Jet Bateman were named Co-MVPs, reflecting their shared impact on their respective programs. Lakeside’s Coach Tim Klein was honored as Coach of the Year. The Northeast A First Team included Lakeside’s junior catcher Kyle Philips and junior infielder Kannon Almond, alongside Colville’s senior pitcher Kyle Bradfield and junior infielder Conor Lyng.

In the Northeast 2B North league, Northwest Christian’s senior Caden Hollister was awarded the MVP, underscoring his exceptional season. This year’s all-league selections across the GSL, Northeast A, and Northeast 2B leagues underscore the depth of talent and the commitment to excellence in high school baseball throughout Eastern Washington. These young men have poured their hearts and souls into their craft, and this recognition from the WIAA and their coaches is a true testament to their hard work and passion. As we look ahead, the future of Washington State prep baseball clearly remains in very capable hands.

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