The Deseret News has released its 2026 6A All-State baseball team, spotlighting the state's most outstanding high school players from the recent season. The announcement celebrates a blend of power hitters, dominant pitchers, and all‑around talent that defined Utah's high school baseball landscape.
First‑Team Standouts
Leading the honorees, Kenny Johnson of American Fork was named both the 6A Player of the Year and the Playoff Most Valuable Player, underscoring his dual impact as a leader on the field. Joining him on the first team, Jake Welch from Lehi posted a .481 batting average and hit five home runs, while Grady Slesk of Lone Peak went 8‑3 with a 2.22 ERA, and Miles Robinson of Skyridge compiled a .494 average and a .571 on‑base percentage.
The 6A Second Team includes additional standouts such as Lincoln Eure from Corner Canyon and Nik Bielaczyc from Layton. Honorable mentions also recognize talented players from Bingham, including Noah DeVroom and Beckham Lindsey, as well as a host of other promising athletes who contributed significantly throughout the season.
Coaches from across the state participated in the selection process, voting on a pool of nominated players to determine the All-State roster. This collaborative approach ensures that the team reflects the collective assessment of those who observe the athletes daily, rewarding consistent performance and impact on the game.