This year in 4A baseball, Ottawa wrapped up their 21-5 season with a win in the third place game at the state tournament. The Cyclones scored double digit figures in thirteen of their games, and they hold a total of seven positions on this year’s Frontier All-League Baseball Team.
Spring Hill has eight names on this year’s list, but the Broncos had to face St. James Academy in the regional championship and lost to them to end their season. St. James would go on to win the state tournament. DeSoto was another victim to St. James as they lost to them in the regional semifinals. However, the Wildcats hold six positions with half of them being on the first team.
1st Team
P Connor Goedert -Senior- Ottawa
C Taylor Graf -Junior- Ottawa
IF Zack Girrens -Junior- Spring Hill
IF CJ Faddis -Senior- DeSoto
IF Connor Goedert -Senior- Ottawa
IF Corbin Clark -Junior- DeSoto
OF Seth Kern -Senior- Paola
OF Brady Donahue -Senior- Spring Hill
OF Holden Klamm -Senior- DeSoto
2nd Team
P Zack Girrens -Junior- Spring Hill
C James Young -Sophomore- Paola
IF Jared Ireland -Senior- Eudora
IF Derrick Bybee -Senior- Spring Hill
IF Miles Updike -Senior- Spring Hill
IF Matt Petelin -Junior- Paola
IF Kaden Shaffer -Junior-Ottawa
OF Canon Teague -Senior- Louisburg
OF Jonny Hodges -Junior- DeSoto
OF Turner Roth -Senior- Ottawa
Honorable Mention
P Trey Taylor -Sophomore- Paola
P Isaac Carter -Junior- Ottawa
P Lake Johnson -Junior- Spring Hill
P TJ Crow -Senior- DeSoto
P Chandler Gerken -Junior-Louisburg
P David Pierce -Senior- Eudora
P Dylan Holden -Sophomore- DeSoto
C Eric Zeller -Junior- Spring Hill
IF Kade Larsen -Junior- Louisburg
IF Cade Bell -Senior- Ottawa
IF Nick Becker -Junior- Eudora
OF Carson King -Senior- Spring Hill
OF Tyler Cawley -Junior- Baldwin
OF Josh Holland -Senior- Eudora
