Three Rivers League Announces All‑League Honorees
The Three Rivers League unveiled its 2026 all‑league baseball roster this week, recognizing the standout athletes who helped shape a competitive season across the circuit.
Jaden Tragesser of Lakeridge was crowned Player of the Year, a testament to his consistent hitting and clutch performances that kept his team in contention throughout the schedule.
Trenton Hertzog from Tualatin added another accolade, being named Pitcher of the Year and also earning a spot as Utility Player, underscoring his versatility on the mound and at the plate.
Coach Jake Austin of Tualatin was honored as Coach of the Year, reflecting his ability to guide his squad to a deep playoff run and foster a culture of excellence.
First‑Team Spotlight
The first team showcases a blend of power and precision, with infielders Ryan Hemsley and Hank Curdy anchoring the defense, while outfielders Tyler Holmes and Calen Simonelic provide speed and depth. Pitchers Jack Frishman, Merik Adler and Ethan Chan round out a staff that posted a collective sub‑3.00 ERA.
Utility roles were filled by Kell VanDeHey, who earned Designated Hitter honors, and Parker McCormack, selected as Relief Pitcher, both highlighting the league’s depth beyond the everyday starter.
Second‑Team and Honorable Mentions
The second team continues the talent pool, featuring infielders Ryder Lemm and Owen Hagerman, outfielders Caden Gerritz and Sloan Baker, and first basemen Ryan Frye and Kye Leenders, each bringing a mix of speed and power to the lineup.
Honorable mentions round out the recognition, with additional standouts such as Cohen Bissell, Ellis Bayne and Andrew Hergert earning nods among the infielders, while pitchers like Cooper Berta and Jonny King received praise for their relief work.
Across the league, schools from West Linn to Lake Oswego demonstrated why the Three Rivers League remains a hotbed for high school baseball, and the honorees will look to build on these achievements in the upcoming season.