A summer tradition in the Treasure State is set to continue as the Montana High School All-Star Baseball Game prepares to bring together the best senior players from across Montana. The East-West showdown will take place on August 15 at Legends Stadium in Butte, with first pitch slated for 4 p.m., promising a crisp evening of high‑level high school baseball.
The event, sanctioned by the Montana High School Association, highlights the culmination of a competitive season that saw several programs capture state titles. While the fourth season of MHSA‑sanctioned baseball wrapped up in May with Missoula Sentinel and Bigfork emerging as champions, the all‑star game offers a final stage for the standout athletes who helped shape those campaigns.
Roster Spotlight: West Team
The West squad boasts a blend of power hitters and reliable pitchers, featuring names such as Brady Buckmaster, Wes Potter and Reed Boyer. Additional West players include Brady DeMoss, Holden Emerson, Emmet McKim, Kealin Moosewah, Rowan Burow, Kyler Croft, Brooks Day, Jake Heiser, Cash Lawrence, Hayden Mayer, Max Schara, Jordan Vigil, Zeke Dunn, Tyson Brandon and Chase Wagner, each bringing a distinct skill set that should add depth and excitement to the contest.
Roster Spotlight: East Team
Mirroring their West counterparts, the East team showcases talent like Andrew Hazen, Colt Hassler and Logan Carden. The East roster also includes Koleman Gairrett, Trenton Moreni, Pierce Caton, Dylan Manwaring, Treyce Bower, Cash Tasker, Louis Musial, Ethan West, Dallas Jackson, Sawyer Tacket, Trapper Stajcar, Chase Little, Cole Jones, Kelton Berger, Chase Lubick, Christian Nichols, Liam Priebe, Brayton VanDyken, Beau Sumner, Memphis Wagner, Kyle Fultz, Caleb Frare and J.M. Kelly, rounding out a deep pool of prospects ready to make their mark.
Coaching Crews
Both sides will be guided by experienced mentors. The West coaching staff includes Cameron Guevara and Zach Neuhaus, while the East will be led by Kyle Fultz and Caleb Frare. Their combined expertise aims to maximize player development and ensure a competitive, yet sportsmanlike, atmosphere on the field.
Looking Ahead
As the date approaches, excitement builds among players, families and fans who have followed the season’s twists and turns. The game not only celebrates individual achievement but also underscores the growing strength of high school baseball across Montana, a state where community support and grassroots programs continue to nurture future talent.