The Washington high school baseball season has officially concluded, with state champions crowned in recent weeks. Taking into account total performances from the high school season, Prep Baseball Washington officially unveil our 2026 All-State Teams.

This year's teams are split into a 4A/3A First and Second Team, as well as another All-State Team for 2A/1A/2B/1B players. Several players featured are ranked highly in their respective player rankings lists in Washington. A vast majority of this year's All-State players have also attended a Prep Baseball event, showcasing their skills at Prep Baseball showcases and tournaments.

Below, we highlight some of the players and key takeaways from each All-State Team.

Moore, Plyler, Herst Headline 4A/3A First Team

Some of the top-ranked players in the state solidified their status with incredible spring performances. Kentlake RHP/INF Christopher Moore earns First Team honors in addition to winning Washington Player of the Year in 2026. Moore was on another level all season long, hitting over .600 with 37 hits and 15 XBH offensively while also posting a 0.66 ERA on the mound. The University of Washington commit carried over his exceptional regular season into clutch playoff performances, delivering several CG performances on the pitching side while producing offensively as well to lead Kentlake to the 3A state title.

The newly-ranked number one player in Washington's 2027 class, Sumner OF/RHP Wyatt Plyler was also a key two-way player to lead his team to a state title. The junior slashed .407/.547/.630 at the dish, with 27 runs, 25 RBI and 22 walks as well. He also struck out 100 batters over 53.2 innings pitched, finishing with a 1.43 ERA. Plyler picked up a commitment to Wake Forest early this spring and will be a POTY-type talent in his senior spring.

Two-time Prep Baseball All-American INF/RHP Eli Herst put up gaudy numbers in his own right. The Vanderbilt commit from Seattle Academy slashed .477/.558/.754 despite projecting more as an arm at the next level. Herst was virtually unhittable on the bump as well, with a 0.89 ERA over 55.1 IP, striking out 98 batters. 

Experience proved to be a key factor toward player successes this spring, as many upperclassman won league POTY or MVP-type awards in addition to making our First Team All-State. Players who fit this description include Gonzaga Prep's Anthony Karis, Mount Vernon's Reece Roberts, Tahoma's Neal Burtis, and Kamiakin's Zach Vega. Our full First Team for the 4A/3A level is listed below.

4A/3A Second Team Loaded With League POTY and All-League Players

Statistically, the high school crop provided incredible depth this spring, with many league POTY award winners littered throughout our Second Team All-State. Richland INF/RHP Michael Revell headlines this group. The Grand Canyon Commit was the MCC Pitcher of the Year, posting a 1.60 ERA across 52.2 IP. Revell struck out 93 batters with just 33 hits and 21 walks allowed in total. He also reached base at over a .450 clip with 3 home runs and 21 RBI offensively.

Battle Ground's James Gill III appears in our All-State Teams yet again after winning 4A GSHL POTY this season. The Washington commit is a tremendous two-way talent, slugging .643 with 5 home runs and a tremendous 31:7 BB/K ratio at the plate. Gill was no slouch on the mound either, with a 1.28 ERA in 38 innings. Mountain View INF Brendon Lawson earned the 3A GSHL POTY with a great offensive season, slashing .415/.565/.523 with 18 R and 16 RBI.

The final league MVP in our Second Team, Gig Harbor's Jake Cuda won 3A NPSL MVP for the Narrows Division. Cuda was great on the mound with a 0.55 ERA with 49 K's in 38 innings. He also had 23 hits at the plate with an OBP of .421, leading the Tides to the 3A state playoffs.

Dominant pitching was also a common theme in the second team, with several players posting an ERA under 1.50. Players fitting this description include Woodinville LHP Carter Krekow, Tahoma RHP Talon Coker, Decatur RHP Tyler Buol, and Sumner LHP/OF Brody Santman.

Standout Statlines For 2A/1A/2B/1B Players

As is often the case for top players in the smaller classifications, several players that made 1st Team 2A/1A/2B/1B put together some incredible seasons statistically. On the two-way front, La Center's Gunnar Schockelt slashed .458/.580/.729 with 27 R and 25 RBI. Schockelt was just as great on the mound, posting a 0.80 ERA across 55.2 IP with 71 strikeouts to just 12 walks. Schockelt earned 1A Trico Co-MVP thanks to his big spring.

Bainbridge's Trey Thompson was another key two-way talent. The Oregon commit had a 0.96 ERA in 44 innings on the mound, racking up 87 strikeouts. He also had a .557 OBP with 14 RBI and 17 runs scored offensively. Thompson was a key piece on an immensely talented Spartans roster that won their second straight 2A state title.

A pair of teammate arms both earn spots on our All-State list after dominating at the 1A level. LHP Caden Grubb delivered 63.2 IP with a 0.55 ERA, with just 23 hits and 18 walks allowed with 78 strikeouts. RHP Kolson Hendrickson was just as great, with a 0.78 ERA in 53.2 IP and 80 strikeouts. Both are 2027 grads who could be poised for huge final high school seasons next year.

Other league MVP winners who worked their way on to our All-State position player list include Fife INF Dylan Hoots, Montesano INF Toren Crites, Cedar Park Christian C Grady Gallagher, Seton Catholic INF Teddy Wieczorek, Charles Wright INF Tucker Grasser, Mark Morris OF Deker Bartell, and WF West OF Connor Coleman.

UPCOMING EVENTS

SHOWCASE	STATE	DATE	LOCATION
Spokane Summer ID	WA	06/24	Gonzaga University - Spokane, WA
Seattle Summer ID	WA	06/30	Island Crest Park - Mercer Island, WA
Seattle Summer ID - Session II	WA	07/07	Bannerwood Park - Bellevue, WA
Seattle Rising Stars ID (Class of 2030-2031)	WA	07/07	Bannerwood Park - Bellevue, WA
Tacoma Summer ID	WA	07/14	University of Puget Sound - Tacoma, WA
2026 Pacific Northwest State Games (Invite-Only)	WA	07/28	Ridgefield Recreation Complex - Ridgefield, WA

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