The Texas high school baseball community received a fresh round of accolades this week as the District 25‑5A coaches released their all‑district team for the 2026 season. The selections celebrate the top performers from across the district, spotlighting athletes from Rouse, Cedar Park, Hays, Liberty Hill, Leander, and Glenn high schools.
MVP and Co‑Offensive Players
Mason Gonzalez of Rouse was crowned most valuable player for the district, while Adolfo Erives, also from Rouse, and Owen Mansfield of Cedar Park shared the honor of co‑offensive players of the year.
Defensive and Pitching Honors
Ryder Garcia from Hays earned defensive player of the year, and Jacob Sainz of Rouse was named pitcher of the year, rounding out the top defensive and pitching recognitions.
Newcomer and Coach Recognitions
Chase Kume of Hays was selected newcomer of the year, and Chad Krempin of Rouse received coach of the year honors, acknowledging emerging talent and leadership within the district.
First Team Selections
The first team features a deep pool of talent, with pitchers Jordan Andrews, Ryan Kume and Dominic Naylor earning spots; relievers Kayaan Kotharia and Jack Doss; catchers Brandon Washburn and Carson Sharp; infielders Jax Ruen at first base, JT Trimble at second base, Hudson Cuevas and Caleb Calvert at shortstop, and Scott Knight at third base; and outfielders Kipton Field, Journey Lowery, Joe Bury and Ryan Cuevas.
Second Team Highlights
Second team honors went to pitchers Logan White, Anthony Rodriguez and Mikey Munoz; catchers Brody Sharp and Shane McHenry; first baseman Evan Daly; second baseman Cristian Caro; shortstops Jacob Soliz and Jordan Owens; third baseman Tyler Moorman; and outfielders Max Smedley, Koby Neuenschwander, Cooper Camacho and Mehki Surrell.
The breadth of representation underscores the competitive depth across the district, with Rouse and Cedar Park each contributing multiple honorees alongside peers from Hays, Liberty Hill, Leander and Glenn, painting a vivid picture of high school baseball excellence in Texas.