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Pepperdine’s baseball program earned seven West Coast Conference awards, with standout performances from Scavone, Euper, Laxa, Patterson, Wechsberg, Woodworth and Dell'Amico, setting the stage for a promising tournament run.
Gonzaga claimed four of five major individual awards and placed five players on the all-conference first team, highlighted by Mikey Bell’s second straight Player of the Year honor.
Pepperdine’s baseball program celebrates recent West Coast Conference All‑Academic recognitions, highlighting standout performances and season milestones before the Wave’s first‑round game against Saint Mary’s.
Cord Stansberry, who averaged 14.1 points per game last season, pledges to join the Missouri program, bringing a mix of scoring and experience.
Cord Stansberry, a redshirt senior guard, has officially pledged to the University of Missouri, completing the Tigers' roster and bringing a proven scoring threat to the backcourt.
Santa Clara University’s baseball team clinched a tournament berth by sweeping Pepperdine, extending its winning streak to eight games and setting up a much‑anticipated clash with San Francisco.
Santa Clara University’s baseball team rolled past Pepperdine 9‑2, delivering 13 hits and a quality start from Jace Gillmore. The victory marks the program’s longest winning streak since 2023 and puts the Broncos on the cusp of a tournament berth.
Pepperdine's baseball team was shut out 10-0 by Santa Clara, with Max Bayles delivering a stellar performance. The loss impacts the Waves' postseason hopes as they aim to clinch a top seed.
Santa Clara University’s baseball team posted its sixth straight win, a 10-0 victory over Pepperdine that featured a walk‑off inside‑the‑park homer by Max Ross and 12 strikeouts from Max Bayles.
The Pepperdine Waves are poised to secure a first‑round bye in the West Coast Conference tournament as they face the Santa Clara Broncos in a pivotal series. With standout performances from pitchers Casey Euper and Max Bayles, and a hot lineup led by Joshua Woodworth and Kai Laxa, the outcome could reshape both teams' postseason hopes.
The Register‑Guard honors the ten greatest high‑school girls basketball players from the Eugene‑Springfield area, spotlighting their high school triumphs, collegiate successes and lasting community impact.