Gonzaga Prep, West Valley Stars Headline Stellar GSL All-League Baseball Rosters for Spring 2026

The crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd may have faded for the spring 2026 baseball season, but the echoes of excellence are still resounding across Eastern Washington. The Greater Spokane League (GSL) and other regional leagues have just unveiled their all-league teams, shining a well-deserved spotlight on the incredible talent, tireless dedication, and sheer will of Washington's high school baseball players. From dominant pitchers to clutch hitters, these young men have poured their hearts into the game, and their recognition is a testament to their hard work.

GSL 4A/3A Baseball Crowns Its MVPs

In the highly competitive GSL 4A/3A division, Gonzaga Prep’s senior standout, Anthony Karis, was named the Most Valuable Player, a fitting cap to a phenomenal season. Karis's all-around impact on the diamond was undeniable, leading his team with both his bat and his glove. Alongside Karis, fellow Gonzaga Prep senior Dylan Croall earned the Pitcher of the Year honor, baffling opposing hitters with his command and repertoire. These two Pups were a force to be reckoned with, showcasing the immense talent blossoming in the Spokane area.

The offensive firepower didn't stop there. Mt. Spokane senior Braeden Parker was recognized as the Offensive MVP, a testament to his consistent ability to drive in runs and ignite his team's scoring. University High School’s Coach Kevin May was celebrated as the Coach of the Year, a nod to his leadership and the impressive performance of his Titans. The first team was stacked with talent from across the league, including Lewis and Clark’s potent senior duo of Brody Bugbee and KJ Kinkade, University’s brothers Luca Longo and Marco Longo, and Mead’s senior sensation Max Brischle, proving the depth of quality baseball in the GSL.

2A and Regional Stars Shine Bright

The GSL 2A division also celebrated its brightest stars, with West Valley senior Ollie Spencer earning MVP honors. Spencer's leadership and skill were pivotal for the Eagles throughout their campaign. Pullman High School's Coach Kevin Agnew was recognized for his outstanding work guiding his team, reflecting the strong program he has built. The 2A First Team featured a mix of established veterans and rising stars, including powerful pitcher Brody Barnett, a sophomore from Pullman, and North Central's dynamic senior infielder Nick Elliott, proving the future of GSL baseball is incredibly bright. East Valley's Kyler Goll, a sophomore Designated Hitter, also made a significant impact, showcasing his offensive prowess.

Beyond the GSL, Eastern Washington's smaller classifications showcased their own exceptional talents. In the Northeast A league, Lakeside senior Cy Reeves and Colville senior Jet Bateman were named Co-MVPs, a clear indication of their individual dominance and the fierce rivalry between their teams. Lakeside’s Coach Tim Klein earned Coach of the Year, guiding his team to a standout season. The Northeast 2B North also recognized its top player, with Northwest Christian senior Caden Hollister earning MVP status. His coaches, Northwest Christian's Dan Ferguson and Chewelah's Connor Parker, shared the coaching honors, highlighting their collective success in developing talent.

These all-league selections are a fantastic acknowledgment of the tireless hours these athletes commit to their sport, honing their skills and competing with heart. Congratulations to all the players and coaches for their incredible spring seasons, embodying the very best of Washington State high school baseball.

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