GSL and Eastern Washington All-League Baseball Teams Crown MVPs, Celebrate Stellar 2026 Season

The diamonds of Washington State shone bright this spring, culminating in a thrilling 2026 high school baseball season. Now, the results are in, and coaches across the Greater Spokane League (GSL) and Eastern Washington have honored the top talent, recognizing the hard work and dedication of student-athletes with their coveted all-league selections. From dominating pitchers to offensive powerhouses, this year's rosters are packed with future stars.

GSL Powerhouses: Gonzaga Prep and West Valley Lead the Pack

In the highly competitive GSL 4A/3A division, Gonzaga Prep’s senior standout, Anthony Karis, was named the undisputed MVP, a testament to his exceptional all-around play. His teammate, senior pitcher Dylan Croall, earned Pitcher of the Year honors, showcasing the Bullpups' formidable pitching staff. Not to be outdone offensively, Mt. Spokane senior Braeden Parker claimed the Offensive MVP title, consistently driving in runs and terrorizing opposing defenses. University High School’s Coach Kevin May was recognized for his leadership, guiding his team to a strong season. The First Team roster features a wealth of talent, including Mead’s junior Max Brischle, Shadle Park’s senior Mason Allison, and Ferris sophomore Holt Dissmore, all of whom played pivotal roles for their respective squads.

The GSL 2A division saw West Valley’s senior dynamo, Ollie Spencer, secure the MVP award, underscoring his impact on every game he played. Pullman’s Coach Kevin Agnew received the Coach of the Year nod for his team's performance. The 2A First Team boasts impressive names like sophomore pitcher Brody Barnett from Pullman, West Valley's strong catcher Dax Zaman, North Central's senior infielder Nick Elliott, and Deer Park's senior outfielder Ezekiel Callaham. These athletes consistently delivered clutch plays and unforgettable moments throughout the season.

Eastern Washington Leagues Showcase Deep Talent

Further east, the Northeast A league celebrated co-MVPs: Lakeside senior Cy Reeves and Colville senior Jet Bateman. Both players proved indispensable to their teams, delivering standout performances game after game. Lakeside’s Coach Tim Klein was honored for his guidance and successful season. The Northeast A First Team included Colville senior pitcher Kyle Bradfield, Lakeside junior catcher Kyle Philips, and Medical Lake junior infielder Zack Boyd, highlighting the depth of talent across the league.

The Northeast 2B North recognized Northwest Christian senior Caden Hollister as its MVP, a true force on the field. The league also saw co-Coaches of the Year in Northwest Christian’s Dan Ferguson and Chewelah’s Connor Parker, both lauded for their strategic prowess and player development. Chewelah senior pitcher Ryen McMillin was among the key players earning a spot on the Northeast 2B North First Team, solidifying his reputation as a top-tier hurler. From the smallest towns to the larger cities, the passion for prep baseball burns brightly across Washington State, and these athletes exemplify the best of it.

As the dust settles on the 2026 season, these all-league selections are a testament to the incredible skill, tireless effort, and competitive spirit of Washington State's high school baseball players. We eagerly anticipate watching many of these young talents continue their journeys, whether on college fields or returning for another impactful season next spring.

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