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June 8, 2018
Spring Sports
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storia senior Trey
Hageman
was
named Player of the
Year, and the Fish-
ermen landed eight players to-
tal on the Cowapa All-League
baseball team, as voted on by
the league’s coaches.
Joe Baumgartner of Banks
and Astoria’s Glen Fromwill-
er shared the Coach of the
Year honors.
Five catchers in the six-
team league were named all-
league, and Seaside junior
Alex Teubner was one of three
catchers on the first team. He
was joined by junior team-
mate Payton Westerholm, a
first-team shortstop/pitcher.
Other Gulls earning all-
league status were senior out-
fielder Astor Landwehr and
sophomore pitcher Brayden
Johnson, both selected honor-
able mention.
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TOP Seaside catcher Alex
Teubner, left, was one of five
catchers on the Cowapa All-
League baseball team.
LEFT Shortstop/pitcher
Payton Westerholm was one
of two Gulls named to the
Cowapa’s first-team.
RIGHT Seaside’s Astor
Landwehr was one of two
Gulls who received honor-
able mention recognition.
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Cowapa All-League
Player of the Year: Trey Hageman,
Astoria
Coaches of the Year: Joe
Baumgartner, Banks; Glen Fromwiller,
Astoria
First Team
P: Trey Hageman, Sr., Astoria
P: George Eisenhardt, Fr., Valley
Catholic
P: Blake Gobel, Jr., Banks
P: Dalton Renne, Sr., Banks
P/Inf: Dylan Rush, So., Astoria
P/OF: Porter Agnew, Sr., Valley
Catholic
P/OF: Breeler Mann, Jr., Scappoose
P/OF: Logan Travis, So., Scap-
poose
C: Daniel Pruitt, So., Valley Catholic
C: Alex Teubner, Jr., Seaside
C: Chase Wagner, Sr., Tillamook
1B: James Baglai, So., Valley
Catholic
1B: Josiah Hirsch, Jr., Astoria
2B: Burke Matthews, Jr., Astoria
2B: Gunnar Partain, Sr., Banks
3B: Trask Applegate, Jr., Banks
SS/P: J.C. Gross, Sr., Scappoose
SS/P: Hayden Vandehey, Jr., Banks
SS/P: Payton Westerholm, Jr.,
Seaside
C: Nicky Gill, Sr., Scappoose
OF: Dakota Bunn, Jr., Banks
C: Blaine Herb, Sr., Banks
OF: Balan Kolee, Jr., Astoria
Inf: Danny Weber, Jr., Tillamook
OF: Dylan Matteuci, Sr., Astoria
3B: Carson Witt, Sr., Scappoose
OF: Jerad Toman, Sr., Scappoose
OF: Danny Johnson, Jr., Astoria
Honorable Mention
OF: Astor Landwehr, Sr., Seaside
P: Brayden Johnson, So., Seaside
OF: Tyler Lilly, Jr., Banks
P: Will Schultheis, So., Valley
OF: William Weber, Jr., Valley
Catholic
Catholic
P/Inf: Justin Harmon, Jr., Tillamook
DH: Will Reed, Jr., Astoria
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Not surprisingly, the two
dominant teams of Lewis &
Clark League softball also
dominated the league’s all-
league selections, as voted on
by the league’s coaches.
Rainier junior Taleah King
was named Player of the
Year, to go with nine of her
teammates who joined King
on the all-league team (six
first-team, four second-team).
Rainier’s Jim Knox was se-
lected as the Coach of the
Year, as the Columbians came
up short in the 3A state cham-
pionship game to Dayton,
which defeated Rainier 3-2
Saturday.
Clatskanie finished second
behind Rainier in the league
standings, and lost to Dayton
in the state semifinals. The Ti-
gers had seven players named
all-league, including three
freshmen on the first team.
Warrenton finished third in
the league standings and had
five players on the all-league
team, including senior pitcher
Niqui Blodgett and sopho-
more outfielder Kenz Ramsey
on the first team.
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Sophomore Kenz Ramsey was one of five Warrenton players
to earn Lewis & Clark All-League honors.
selected to the second team,
along with Warrior sopho-
mores Paisley Baker and Me-
lia Kapua.
Last place Portland Chris-
tian was given the Sportsman-
ship Award.
Lewis & Clark All-League
Player of the Year: Taleah King, Rainier
Coach of the Year: Jim Knox, Rainier
First Team
Taleah King, Jr., Rainier
Niqui Blodgett, Sr., Warrenton
Shelby Blodgett, Fr., Clatskanie
Kyla Howell, Jr., Rainier
Paige Kellar, So., Rainier
Jaedyn Larsen, So., Rainier
Aspen Norman, Sr., Rainier
Rylee O’Brien, Jr., Rainier
Kenz Ramsey, So., Warrenton
Alexis Smith, Fr., Clatskanie
Olivia Sprague, Fr., Clatskanie
Olivia Warren, Sr., Clatskanie
Seaside seniors Jetta Ideue,
left, and Viola Soprano,
right, joined Astoria’s McKa-
ilyn Rogers in a post-season
all-star game for the state’s
top seniors.
Second Team
Paisley Baker, So., Warrenton
Kim Brusco, Jr., Rainier
Claire Bussert, Jr., Warrenton
Josie Ernst, Fr., Portland C.
Qira Faught, Jr., Rainier
Trinity Hamm, So., Clatskanie
Briana Harrison, Sr., Rainier
Maris Jackson, Jr., Clatskanie
Melia Kapua, So., Warrenton
Jayden Makinson, So., Clatskanie
Reese Schimmel, Fr., Rainier
Olivia Stumetz, Fr., Portland C.
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