BIO: Davis, a 6-foot catcher from Bothell, is set to begin his first season with the Yaks this spring. Last year, he hit .355 with 14 RBI and a pair of home runs for Bothell High School. Defensively, he posted had a .991 fielding percentage, committing... Read More

BIO: Lund was a second-team All-League selection at Verona Area High School as a freshman and earned first-team accolades a year later. He played club ball for GRB Academy and competed at the 2017 Under Armour All-America Pre-Season Tournament. Read More

BIO: Orejudos, a 5-foot-9, 180-pounder from Ellensburg, WA, who will attend Lewis-Clark State next fall, hit .358 (39 for 109) with six doubles, two triples, one home run and 19 RBI for Columbia Basin College in 2019. In 2018, he batted .356 (62 for 174) with... Read More

BIO: Coballes is entering his second year at YVC as a middle infielder and occasional pitcher. Last year, he led the team in walks while tying for the fewest strikeouts among batters with at least 50 at-bats. The 5-foot-11 Gonzaga Prep grad slashed .268/.380/.318 with five... Read More

BIO: Hanoian saw his first season with the Ducks cut short after transferring from Orange Coast College, where he played for John Altobelli and was part of their state junior college championship team in 2019. Originally from Orange, California, Hanoian only saw action in three games... Read More

BIO: Attended Mt. Spokane High School, where he earned three baseball varsity letters for coach Alex Scherman and was team captain for final year. As a junior, hit .453 and led the team in steals, doubles, and runs scored. As a senior, Hill was named MVP... Read More

BIO: Miller was first-team All-State and All-Conference in 2019 and was first-team All-Conference in 2018 at Mercer Island High School. He also was a standout football player, earning first-team All-Conference honors in 2018 and 2019 as a wide receiver and kick returner. Read More

BIO: Jarrell, who will enter Washington this fall, hit .468 as a junior at Brewster, with 19 RBIs, three doubles, two triples and a home run in 19 games. He also walked 20 times and was hit by pitch twice while striking out only five times.... Read More

BIO: Dietrich, a 6-foot-5, 215-pound right-hander from Selah, WA, pitched 20.1 innings for Spokane Falls Community College in 2019, allowing 18 earned runs while striking out 29 and walking 15. He was 0-2 for the Sasquatch before transferring to Montana State-Billings this fall. Dietrich was on... Read More

BIO: Haas, a freshman at Gonzaga from Wapato, WA, ranked 21st on Baseball Northwest’s list of top 2019 high school prospects. The 5-foot-11, 175-pound right-hander from Wapato had a stellar prep career at Riverside Christian, including setting the Valley record for strikeouts in 2018 with 20... Read More

BIO: Wild, a 6-foot-3 senior at Gig Harbor High School, will get his first taste of collegiate competition with the Pippins before beginning his freshman year at Gonzaga in the fall. He owns Gig Harbor’s single-season strikeout record after retiring 112 batters in 78 innings last... Read More

BIO: Kuykendall is no stranger to Coach Kyle Krustangel or the Yakima Valley, as he played with the Yaks for two seasons before transferring to Western Oregon last fall. Last season, the right-hander started 11 games for YVC, completing two of them while compiling a 7-2... Read More

BIO: Rasica, from Klamath Falls, Oregon, saw just one inning of action in his debut season with the Ducks before the season was cut short. He made the most of it, though, striking out two and keeping Hawaii scoreless in the effort. Last year at Henley... Read More

BIO: McCord rejoins the West Coast League for his third season after playing for Pippins coach Kyle Krustangel’s Wenatchee AppleSox in 2017 and 2018. He played for the Peninsula Oilers of the Alaska Baseball League last summer, and was slated to see action in the Cape... Read More

BIO: Kyle Krustangel, current head coach at Yakima Valley College who also has previous West Coast League coaching and playing experience, was tapped as the second head coach of the Pippins on Oct. 2, 2019. Krustangel coached the WCL’s Wenatchee AppleSox from 2017-2019, but resigned his position in early... Read More