Gonzaga Prep, West Valley Stars Headline Spring 2026 GSL All-League Baseball Teams

The crack of the bat and the roar of the crowd may have faded for the season, but the echoes of excellence are still ringing across Eastern Washington as the Spring 2026 All-League baseball teams for the Greater Spokane League (GSL) and other regional conferences have been announced. From dominant pitchers to clutch hitters and visionary coaches, these selections celebrate the incredible talent and tireless dedication displayed by high school athletes across the state. Seattle On Tap is thrilled to shine a spotlight on these deserving young stars who pour their hearts into every game.

GSL's Best Shine Brightest

In the highly competitive GSL 4A/3A division, Gonzaga Prep proved to be a powerhouse, with senior Anthony Karis earning the coveted MVP title, a testament to his all-around impact on the diamond. Pitcher of the Year honors also went to a Bullpups senior, Dylan Croall, whose commanding presence on the mound stifled opposing lineups all season. Not to be outdone, Mt. Spokane's senior slugger, Braeden Parker, claimed the Offensive MVP award, consistently driving in runs and sparking his team's attack. The coaching masterclass of University's Kevin May was recognized with the Coach of the Year award, a nod to his team's impressive performance.

The GSL 4A/3A First Team was stacked with talent, including Leyton Hurley and Luca Longo from University, both juniors, and seniors Marco Longo (University), Mikey Macall (Ridgeline), and Connor Moffitt (Mt. Spokane). Sophomores like Holt Dissmore (Ferris) and Colton Smith (Ferris) also made their mark, signaling a bright future for their programs.

Moving to the GSL 2A ranks, West Valley's senior sensation, Ollie Spencer, was named MVP, leading his team with exceptional play. Pullman's Kevin Agnew earned Coach of the Year, guiding his squad to a stellar season. The 2A First Team featured a mix of experience and rising stars, including pitchers Brody Barnett, a sophomore from Pullman, and Carson Gaumer, a sophomore from West Valley. North Central junior Nick Elliott stood out in the infield, while senior Ezekiel Callaham from Deer Park patrolled the outfield, showcasing the depth of talent within the WIAA 2A classification.

Northeast Leagues Showcase Talent

Eastern Washington's smaller classifications also brought immense excitement and individual brilliance. The Northeast A League saw a pair of seniors share the MVP spotlight: Cy Reeves of Lakeside and Jet Bateman from Colville. Lakeside's success was further highlighted by Tim Klein, who was named Coach of the Year, a well-deserved honor for his leadership. Lakeside’s Kyle Philips, a junior catcher, and Colville’s Luke Bateman, a senior outfielder, were integral parts of their respective first-team selections.

In the Northeast 2B North, senior Caden Hollister from Northwest Christian earned MVP honors, showcasing his leadership and skill throughout the season. Northwest Christian's Dan Ferguson and Chewelah's Connor Parker shared the Coach of the Year accolade, a testament to the competitive nature of their league. Senior pitcher Ryen McMillin from Chewelah and Hunter Flaa, also a pitcher, were among the standout first-team selections, representing the grit and determination prevalent in 2B baseball.

These All-League selections are a vibrant reminder of the passion and hard work these young athletes, coaches, and communities pour into Washington State high school baseball. The future of prep baseball in the Evergreen State is undeniably bright, and we eagerly anticipate watching these athletes continue to excel, whether on the collegiate stage or in future high school seasons.

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