Baseball

Following are the all-state teams for each classification.

We at oregonprepsports.net will try to keep a list of all of the all-star teams for each league.  If you have any all-star teams from leagues we are missing or have 2nd team/HM lists, please send them to us here.

Newport was more determined than ever to leave Keizer Stadium this year, with a Championship Trophy, one that eluded them last year. Getting to the Championship game was no easy feat for the 3rd ranked Cubs. With a 22-5 record,  Newport battled through 4A's cream of the crop by impressively defeating 4th ranked Phoenix 8-1, 5th ranked Lagrande 7-1 and #1 ranked North Bend 5-4. 

Burns builds an early 9-1 lead, but must stave off a furious Eagle rally to win its second straight 3A title, 11-8, at Keizer's Volcanoes Stadium. 3A state POY Tommy Ghost Dog goes the distance for the Hilanders, throwing 148 pitches for the complete game victory.

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After tying the score at 3-3 in the bottom of the seventh inning, Portland Christian fell behind again, 4-3 in the eighth inning. But the defending champs Royals came back again, and used a bases loaded, two out walk in the bottom of the eighth inning to defeat Umpqua Valley Christian, 5-4, for back-to-back 2A/1A titles.

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East wins 2 of 3 Games at Linfield June 6 &7

The annual All-Star Series for 3A, 2A, & 1A baseball will be played at Linfield College in McMinnville on June 7 and 8, 2008. There will be two 9-inning games, starting at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday, June 7, followed by a single 9-inning game on Sunday, starting at 12:00 p.m.

(Updated with results and photos.)

Five run seventh inning earns Lions second in Pac West

Stayton – Jefferson came from behind with 5 runs in the seventh inning to take a 7-3 win over Regis Friday, and claim the second seed to the 3A playoffs from the Pac West Conference. The loss sends the Rams (12-11) to Warrenton (13-2), the Lewis & Clark Conference champions, on Tuesday, as the Pac West’s third seed.

Jefferson (9-10) finished fourth in the final Pac West standings, but used a 7-0 win in Harrisburg on Thursday to eliminate the Eagles, and set up their shot at the Rams for the second seed. The win gives Jefferson a home game Tuesday against fourth ranked Burns (17-10).