The Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association has released its 2026 All‑Ohio and All‑District teams, a roster that celebrates the state’s most impactful high school players. Selections span multiple divisions, reflecting the depth of talent across Ohio’s high school baseball landscape.
Local Players Earn Conference Honors
Sheridan’s Connor Roshon and Noah Wamer both earned second‑team All‑Ohio honors in Division III. Roshon, already named MVL‑Big School Pitcher of the Year, posted a 6‑2 record with a 2.90 ERA and 58 strikeouts in 40.3 innings, while also batting .317 with a .457 on‑base percentage and 35 runs scored. Wamer contributed a .457 average, a .629 on‑base percentage and 41 strikeouts over 41 innings, pairing a 6‑2 record with a 2.90 ERA.
Tri‑Valley’s Tanner Henry received an honorable mention in Division III after a dominant season that saw him strike out 87 batters with a 1.55 ERA and limit opponents to a .153 batting average. At the plate he hit .283, launched two home runs and posted an .867 OPS.
Ridgewood’s Wyatt Marlatt was selected to the second team in Division V, recognizing his consistent performance on the mound and at the plate.
West Muskingum’s Grady Dolling earned an honorable mention in Division V after a season that included a 5‑1 record, a 1.99 ERA and 54 strikeouts in 38.2 innings, complemented by a .390 batting average, eight doubles and a .533 on‑base percentage.
Rosecrans’ Jacobie Balo was an honorable mention in Division VII, leading his team with a .524 average, a .583 on‑base percentage and a 1.154 OPS. He also drove in 30 runs, collected 33 hits and posted a 4‑3 record with a 1.22 ERA and 46 strikeouts in 26 innings.
Statistical Highlights Across the Board
The collective statistics of these local honorees underscore the competitive balance in Ohio high school baseball. Pitchers combined for sub‑2.00 ERAs, while hitters posted on‑base percentages above .450 and OPS figures that often exceeded 1.0, signaling both power and plate discipline.
Coaches and teammates alike celebrate these achievements as a testament to hard work, strategic preparation and the supportive environments fostered by their schools and communities.