Gonzaga Prep, Mt. Spokane Stars Headline Greater Spokane League Baseball All-League Teams!

The diamond dust has settled, and the Spring 2026 baseball season in Eastern Washington saw an incredible display of talent, grit, and teamwork. The Greater Spokane League (GSL) and surrounding leagues like the Northeast A and Northeast 2B have unveiled their coveted all-league selections, celebrating the student-athletes who truly shined. From senior leaders to emerging sophomores, these rosters are a testament to the thriving baseball scene in our state, as recognized by the WIAA's competitive structure.

GSL 4A/3A Dominance and Dynamic Play

Leading the charge in the GSL 4A/3A division, the Gonzaga Prep Bullpups proved they were a force to be reckoned with. Senior Anthony Karis earned the prestigious GSL 4A/3A MVP title, a fitting tribute to his all-around excellence. Joining him in the spotlight was fellow Bullpup senior Dylan Croall, who was named Pitcher of the Year, showcasing his mastery on the mound throughout the season. But the talent wasn't confined to one school. Mt. Spokane's senior slugger, Braeden Parker, absolutely crushed it, securing the 4A/3A Offensive MVP award with his powerful bat. The University Titans also saw their leadership recognized, with Coach Kevin May earning Coach of the Year honors for guiding his team to a stellar season. The first team roster reads like a who's who of GSL talent:

• Caden Andreas, senior from Ridgeline
• Tyson Blake, senior from Central Valley
• Brody Bugbee, senior from Lewis and Clark
• Holt Dissmore, sophomore from Ferris, a promising young star
• Leyton Hurley, junior from University
• KJ Kinkade, senior from Lewis and Clark
• Luca Longo, junior from University
• Marco Longo, senior from University
• Mikey Macall, senior from Ridgeline
• Connor Moffitt, senior from Mt. Spokane
• Jackson Mott, senior from Gonzaga Prep
• Colton Smith, sophomore from Ferris, another bright prospect
• Jacob Wilson, senior from Gonzaga Prep

These players consistently delivered under pressure, representing the best of Washington State prep baseball.

2A Excellence and Emerging Stars

The GSL 2A division also celebrated its standouts, with West Valley's senior Ollie Spencer earning the MVP nod. His leadership and skill were instrumental for his team. Pullman's Coach Kevin Agnew was recognized as Coach of the Year, a testament to his program's success. The GSL 2A First Team highlighted a mix of experience and exciting young talent:

• Sophomore pitcher Brody Barnett from Pullman, showcasing his future potential
• Carson Gaumer, sophomore from West Valley, also a key arm
• Kendry Gimlin, sophomore from Clarkston, another sophomore pitcher making waves
• Tavish Carruthers, sophomore catcher from North Central, a defensive and offensive threat
• Will Denney, junior from Pullman, a reliable infielder
• Nick Elliott, senior from North Central, an infield veteran
• Ian Olietti, junior from Deer Park, another strong infielder
• Stout Symmes, junior from West Valley, adding depth to the infield
• Ezekiel Callaham, senior from Deer Park, a dynamic outfielder
• Adrian Hecker, sophomore from Pullman, a standout outfielder
• Hewson Spencer, sophomore from West Valley, bringing speed to the outfield
• Kyler Goll, sophomore from East Valley, excelling as a designated hitter
• Tucker Green, senior from Clarkston, a versatile utility player

This lineup clearly illustrates the depth of baseball talent developing across the GSL.

Northeast Leagues Recognize Top Performers

Beyond the GSL, the Northeast A and Northeast 2B leagues also crowned their best. In the Northeast A, Colville's senior Jet Bateman shared Co-MVP honors with Lakeside's senior Cy Reeves, highlighting the fierce competition in that league. Coach Tim Klein from Lakeside was also recognized for his excellent coaching. The Northeast 2B North MVP title went to Northwest Christian's senior Caden Hollister, with Co-Coaches Dan Ferguson of Northwest Christian and Connor Parker of Chewelah sharing coaching accolades. These all-league selections are a well-deserved recognition for the countless hours of practice, dedication, and passion these young athletes pour into their sport. The Spring 2026 baseball season will be remembered for the incredible performances by these future stars of Washington baseball. We eagerly anticipate seeing how these athletes continue to develop and shape the landscape of high school baseball in the seasons to come.

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