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2018 Media Guide & Record Book

2017 Champions 1 Northwest League of Profesional Northwest League Officers

The Northwest League has now completed its 63rd Mike Ellis, President season since its inception in 1955. Including its pre- 140 N. Higgins Ave #211, Missoula, MT 59802 decessor leagues, the NWL has existed since 1901. Because major-league base- Office Phone: (406) 541-9301 / Fax Number: (406) 543-9463 ball did not arrive on the west coast until the late 1950‘s, minor-league baseball e-Mail: [email protected] prospered in the Northwest. Cities like Tacoma played the same role Eugene, Salem-Keizer, and Spokane do today. 2018 will be Mike Ellis’ sixth year as President of the Northwest League. Portland was the first champion of the Pacific Northwest league which was Ellis has been involved in for more than 20 years. in existence in 1901-02. Butte won the first championship in the Pacific National His baseball experience includes the ownership of three baseball franchises, he has been the League which operated in 1903-04. The Northwestern League then came into Vice President of two leagues, served a term on the MiLB Board of Trustees, and has served play and lasted until 1918. Vancouver won five championships with get- as member of MiLB committees. As part of his team involvement he has negotiated the ting four during this time. Everett shared the first crown with Vancouver while construction of two new stadiums . Ellis has degrees in Civil Engineering Technology and Urban Studies, and two years Aberdeen won the 1907 title outright. Spokane was the league champ in 1910 of post-graduate study in Urban and Regional Planning. His 40 years of non-baseball experi- and 1916. ence includes the better part of 20 years with a highly regarded community developer. The Pacific Coast followed from 1919-22 before a 15- The Ellis family has been involved in Minor League Baseball since 1984 when year drought occurred. The Western International League followed in 1937 and Mike’s wife Judy became involved. Judy was named the Rawlings Woman Executive of the lasted until 1954 when it disappeared at a Friday-Saturday meeting and was year in 1999. His son Matt, a 25 year veteran of Minor League Baseball, has been a League replaced by the Northwest League on Sunday. Charter members of the present Executive of the Year in two Leagues. Northwest League include Eugene and Spokane. The predecessor leagues oper- ated under the “Class B” designation while the modern league is called “short- season ”. Over the last 50 years the Northwest League has produced some of the best Derrel Ebert, Vice President , 6200 Burden Blvd, Pasco, WA 99301 talent ever seen. The following is a list of some of the players that went on to Office Phone: (509) 544-8789 / Fax Number: (509) 547-9570 play in the major leagues: Sandy Alomar, , , , e-Mail: [email protected] , Pedro Astacio, Rod Beck, , Eric Davis, George Foster, Julio Franco, Ken Griffey, Jr., Pedro Guerrero, , , Derrel Ebert enters his 11th season as the Tri-City Dust Devils Vice President , , , , , & General and 17th season working in Minor League Baseball. Since 2011, Derrel , , , , , Matt has served as the NWL’s representative on the Baseball Chapel Advisory Board. Ebert, a Williams, , and Trevor Wilson. graduate of California State University San Bernardino, currently resides in Pasco, WA with Since its creation in 1954, the Northwest League has had various Presidents his wife Nicole and their two daughter’s Gracie and Avery. as follows: Arthur H. Pohlman, 1955 Orin E. (Babe) Hollingbery, 1955 James M. Fleishman, 1956-66 Hugh M. Luby, 1967-68 John L. Carbray, 1969-71 Robert L. Freitas, 1972-73 Jerry Walker, Secretary Robert D. Richmond, 1974-81 Robert L. Freitas, 1982-84 P.O. Box 20936, Keizer, OR 97307 Jack Cain, 1985-90 Robert D. Richmond, 1991-2012 Office Phone: (503) 390-2225 / Fax Number: (503) 390-2227 Mike Ellis, 2013- e-Mail: [email protected]

Jerry Walker enters his 29th season in the Northwest League having spent For Official League Statistics Contact: more than a decade as Principal Owner of the Salem-Keizer Volcanoes. In 1997, Walker was Advanced Media named the NWL Executive of the Year and also received the prestigious Joe Martin Award. 75 9th Avenue. #5, New York, NY 10011 The graduate was instrumental in bringing baseball back to the mid-Willamette Valley as he spearheaded a private/public partnership to build a profession- 2 (212) 485-3444 al baseball stadium in Keizer, . He and his wife Lisa reside in Keizer along with their son Mickey. Affiliate of the Affiliate of the

Mailing & Stadium Address: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 10911, Eugene, OR 97440 5600 N. Glenwood Street, Boise, ID 83714 Stadium Address: 2760 Martin Luther King Boulevard Phone: (208) 322-5000 Eugene, OR, 97401 Fax: (208) 322-6846 Phone: (541) 342-5367 e-Mail: [email protected] Fax: (541) 342-6089 Website: www.boisehawks.com e-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.emeraldsbaseball.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF FRONT OFFICE STAFF General Manager: Bob Flannery General Manager: Allan Benavides Assistant General Manager: Mike Van Hise Assistant General Manager: Matt Dompe Corporate Sales Manager: Brooke Bedgood Director, Graphic Design: Daniel Cowley Media Relations & Marketing Manager: Carly McCullough Director, Sales: Peter Billups Director of Operations: Jake Lusk Director, Food & Beverage: Turner Elmore Stadium Operations Manager: Carl Koster Director, Community Relations: Anne Culhane Marketing Coordinator: Rachel Moir Event Manager: Chris Bowers Graphics & Video Coordinator: Collyn Lackey Event Manager: Pat Zajac Assistant Manager, Ticket Sales: Jon Jensen Event Manager: Cameron LaFerle Sales & Operations Specialist: Jacob Cluff Corporate Sales: Brian Vucovich Box Office Operations: Reilly Raube Ticket Operations Manager: David Roth Account Executive: Matt Osbon Account Executive: Colton Hampson FIELD STAFF Account Executive: Mikayla Leroue Manager: Steve Lerud Head Groundskeeper: Mike Savage Pitching : Armando Gabino Hitting Coach: Osmin Melendez FIELD STAFF Coach: Jacob Rogers Manager: Scott Little Trainer: Sean Folan Pitching Coach: Bob Apodaca Strength & Conditioning: Dallas Lopez Hitting Coach: Cesar Galvez Supervisor of Development: John Pierson Trainer: Mickey Clarizio GENERAL INFORMATION Ballpark Name: P.K. Park (University of Oregon) Capacity: 4,000 GENERAL INFORMATION Dimensions: 335 LF, 400 CF, 325 RF Ballpark Name: Radio Station: 95.3 FM CBS Radio KUJZ Capacity: 3,426 Broadcaster: Matt Dompe & Pat Zajac Dimensions: 335 LF, 400 CF, 335 LF Radio4 Station: ESPN Boise 99.1 FM 5 Broadcaster: Rylan Kobre Everett AquaSox Affiliate of the Affiliate of the

Mailing Address: 3802 Broadway, Stadium Address: Everett, WA 98201 4460 NE Century Blvd. Stadium Address: 3900 Broadway Hillsboro, OR 97124 Everett, WA 98201 Phone: (503) 640-0887 Phone: (425) 258-3673 / Fax: (425) 258-3675 Fax: (503) 640-0945 e-Mail: [email protected] e-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.aquasox.com Website: www.hillsborohops.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF FRONT OFFICE STAFF Owner: Tom Volpe Management Committee: Myron Levin, Mike McMurray, Laura McMurray, Josh Weinman, and Randy Boyd President: Pat Filippone Chairman & CEO: Mike McMurray General Manager: Danny Tetzlaff Chief Financial Officer: Laura McMurray Assistant General Manager: Rick Maddox President & General Manager: K.L. Wombacher Director, Corporate Partnerships/Broadcasting: Pat Dillon Vice President of Corporate Partnerships: Matt Kolasinski Director, Tickets: Gary Olson Vice President of Ticket Operations: Jason Gavigan Senior Director of Merchandise: Lauren Wombacher Marketing & Website Manager: Jason Grohoske Director of Partnership Activation: Ryan Kees Corporate Partnership & Team Operations Manager: Alex Clausius Director of Communications: Preston Toulon Community Relations & Merchandise Mgr: Ashlea LaPlant Director of Fan Experience: Jen Anderson Account Executive: Bryan Martin Director of Community Engagement: Amy Stone Manager of Group Sales & Hospitality: Adam Good Account Executive: Sasha Siks Manager of Promotions: Peter Lee Account Executive: Marco Rodriguez Account Executive: Jarred Alkire PA Announcer: “Tall Tom” Lafferty Account Executive: Levi Watkins Account Executive: Shantel Gritsch FIELD STAFF Account Executive: Jonny Kloster Coordinator of Community Outreach: Casey Sawyer Manager: Jose Moreno Coordinator of Community Outreach: James Shamp Pitching Coach: Danielin Acevedo Pitching Coach: Moises Hernandez FIELD STAFF Hitting Coach: Eric Farris Manager: Shawn Roof Pitching Coach: Mike Parrott Trainer: Josh Gallagher Hitting Coach: Micah Franklin Performance Coach: Kevin Childs Assistant Coach: Carlos Mesa Consultant: Ben Petrick GENERAL INFORMATION Trainer: Michael Powell Ballpark Name: Everett Memorial Strength and Conditioning: Tim Queck Capacity: 3,682 Dimensions: 325 LF, 395 CF, 330 CF GENERAL INFORMATION Ballpark Name: Radio Station: FOX Sports 1380 AM/FM 95.3 Capacity: 4,710 Broadcaster: Pat Dillon Dimensions: 325 LF, 400 CF, 325 RF 7 Radio Station: Rip City Radio 620 AM Broadcaster: Rich Burk Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Affiliate of the Affiliate of the

Mailing Address: Mailing & Stadium Address: PO Box 20936, Keizer, OR 97306 602 North Havana Street, Spokane, WA 99202 Stadium Address: Phone: (509) 535-2922 6700 Field of Dreams Way NE, Keizer, OR 97303 Fax: (509) 534-5368 Phone: (503) 390-2225 / Fax: (503) 390-2227 e-Mail: [email protected] e-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.spokaneindians.com Website: www.volcanoesbaseball.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF FRONT OFFICE STAFF President, Co-owner & General Manager: Jerry Walker Managing Partner: Bobby Brett Co-Owner/Senior Advisor: Andy Billig Co-owner: Lisa Walker Senior Vice President: Otto Klein President of Stadium Operations: Rick Nelson Vice President / General Manager: Chris Duff Senior Account Executive: Jerry Howard Vice President, Development: Josh Roys Director, Business Operations: Lesley DeHart Director, Ticket Operations: Liam McClary Business Operations Coordinator: MacKenzie White Food & Beverage Director: Michelle Rotharmel Director, Facilites & Grounds: Tony Lee Corporate Marketing: Lisa Grimmer Assistant General Manager, Tickets: Nick Gaebe Assistant General Manager, Sponsorships: Kyle Day Promotions & Marketing Director: Joe Londergan Assistant Director, Tickets: Sean Bozigian Shipping/Receiving: Bea Howard Director, Group Sales: Olivia Handwerk Host Family Coordinator: Judy Fromherz Group Sales Coordinator: Gina Giesseman Director of Broadcasting & Media Relations: Wes Tucker Account Executive: Jake Brown Account Executive: Jake Forsman Account Executive: Tim O’Leary Personal Account Manager: Forrest Salgadol FIELD STAFF Corporate Partnerships Manager: Darby Moore Promotions & Sustainability Coordinator: Kat O’Melinn Manager: Hector Borg Director of Public Relations: John Collett Pitching Coach: Dwight Bernard Communications Consultant: Bud Bareither Hitting Coach: Jake Fox Chief Financial Officer: Greg Sloan Fundamentals Coach: Mark Hallberg Controller: Tim Gittel Trainer: Charlene Wichman FIELD STAFF Strength & Conditioning Coach: Joe Palazzolo Manager: Kenny Holmberg Pitching Coach: Jono Armold Hitting Coach: Jared Goedert GENERAL INFORMATION Strength/Conditioning Coach : Ed Yong Ballpark Name: Athletic Trainer: Luke Teeters Capacity: 4,252 GENERAL INFORMATION Dimensions: 325 LF, 400 CF, 325 LF Ballpark Name: Avista Stadium Radio Station: KBZY AM 1490 Capacity & Dimensions: 6,803 / 335 LF, 398 CF, 290 RF Radio Station: 1510 KGA Broadcaster: Mike Boyle & Bob Robertson 8 9 Tri-City Dust Devils Vancouver Canadians Affiliate of the Affiliate of the

Mailing & Stadium Address: Mailing & Stadium Address: 6200 Burden Blvd., Pasco, WA 99301 4601 Ontario Street Phone: (509) 544-8789 Vancouver, British Columbia, V5V 3H4 Fax: (509) 547-9570 Phone: (604) 872-5232 e-Mail: [email protected] Fax: (604) 872-1714 Website: www.dustdevilsbaseball.com e-Mail: [email protected] Website: www.canadiansbaseball.com

FRONT OFFICE STAFF FRONT OFFICE STAFF Owners: Majority Owner & Managing General Partner: Jake Kerr Yoshi Okamoto Partner: Jeff Mooney Brent Miles Partner & President: Andy Dunn President: Brent Miles General Manager: JC Fraser Assistant General Manager: Allan Bailey Vice President/General Manager: Derrel Ebert Financial Controller: Brenda Chimiliar Assistant General Manager, Sponsorships: Ann Shively Vice President, Sales & Marketing: Graham Wall Sponsorships Account Executive: Trenton Dupre’ Director, Communications & Broadcaster: Rob Fai Promotions Manager: Samantha Beck Director, Sales & Game Day Operations: Michael Richardson Director of Ticket Sales: Riley Shintaffer Manager, Sales & Marketing Services: Lindsay Scharf Group Sales Coordinator: Ben McEnderfer Manager, Group Sales & Social Media: Stephani Ellis Assistant General Manager, Business Operations: Trevor Shively Manager, Group Sales: Lori Stankiewicz Manager, Stadium & Clubhouse Operations: John Stewart FIELD STAFF Coordinator, Ticket Operations: Reilly Simmonds Manager: Aaron Levin Head Groundskeeper: Ross Baron Pitching Coach: Giancario Alvarado FIELD STAFF Hitting Coach: Pat O’Sullivan Manager: Dallas McPherson Fielding Coach: Felipe Blanco Hitting Coach: Aaron Mathews Trainer: David Bryan Trainer: Michael Rendon Strength Coach: Corey Measner GENERAL INFORMATION GENERAL INFORMATION Ballpark Name: Scotiabank Field at Nat Bailey Stadium Ballpark Name: Gesa Stadium Capacity: 6,413 Capacity: 3,700 Dimensions: 335 LF, 385 CF, 335 RF Dimensions: 335 LF, 400 CF, 335 LF Radio Station: TSN 1040 / 1410 Sports Radio (ESPN) Play-by-Play Broadcaster: Rob Fai (12th Season) Radio Station: Newstalk 870 AM KFLD Broadcaster: Chris King

10 11 League Hotels & Distance Between Cities

Boise: Eugene: Wyndham Garden Holiday Inn 3300 Vista Ave. 919 Kruse Way Boise, ID 83705 Springfield, OR 97477 (208) 343-4900 (541) 284-0707

Everett: Hillsboro: Best Western Cascadia Inn Extended Stay America 2800 Pacific Avenue 19311 NW Cornell Road Everett, WA 98201 Hillsboro, OR 97124 (425) 258-4141 (503) 439-0706

Salem-Keizer: Spokane: Comfort Suites Mirabeau Park Hotel 630 Hawthorne Ave SE 1100 N. Sullivan Road Salem, OR 97301 Spokane, WA 99307 (503) 585-9705 (509) 924-9000

Tri-City: Vancouver: Hampton Inn Sandman Signature 6826 Burden Blvd 10251 St Edwards Dr Pasco, WA 99301 Richmond, BC V6X 2M9 (509) 792-1660 (604) 278-9611

Boise Eugene Everett Hillsboro Salem Spokane Tri-City Vanc Boise x 429 493 432 443 385 282 605 Eugene 429 x 308 124 64 453 318 420 Everett 493 308 x 222 249 275 234 112 Hillsboro 432 124 222 x 57 373 238 334 Salem 443 64 249 57 x 391 256 361 Spokane 385 453 275 373 391 x 135 387 Tri-City 282 318 234 238 256 135 x 346 Vanc 605 420 112 334 361 387 346 x 12 13 League Championship Information 2017 NWL Post-Season Recap

PAST NORTHWEST LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Between 1971 and 2017 1971 Tri-Cities 1986 Bellingham 2001 Salem-Keizer North Division Playoos (Vancouver vs Spokane) 1972 Lewiston 1987 Spokane 2002 Boise September 6, 2017 1973 Lewiston 1988 Spokane 2003 Spokane 1974 Eugene 1989 Spokane 2004 Boise 1975 Eugene 1990 Spokane 2005 Spokane 1976 Walla Walla 1991 Boise 2006 Salem-Keizer 1977 Bellingham 1992 Bellingham 2007 Salem-Keizer 1978 Gray‘s Harbor 1993 Boise 2008 Spokane 1979 Central Oregon 1994 Boise 2009 Salem-Keizer September 7, 2017 1995 Boise 2010 Everett 1980 Bellingham & Eugene 2011 Vancouver 1981 Medford 1996 Yakima 2012 Vancouver 1982 Salem 1997 Portland 2013 Vancouver 1983 Medford 1998 Salem-Keizer 2014 Hillsboro 1984 Tri-Cities 1999 Spokane 2015 Hillsboro 1985 Everett 2000 Yakima 2016 Eugene South Division Playoos (Eugene vs Hillsboro) 2017 Vancouver LAST NWL CHAMPIONSHIP September 6, 2017 By City Boise 2004 Eugene 2016 Everett 2010 Salem-Keizer 2009 Spokane 2008 Tri-City 1984 Vancouver 2017 Yakima/Hillsboro 2015

NUMBER OF NWL CHAMPIONSHIPS September 7, 2017 By City Spokane 8 Everett 2 Yakima/Hillsboro 4 Boise 6 Lewiston 2 Central Oregon 1 Salem/S-K 6 Medford 2 Gray’s Harbor 1 Bellingham 3 Tri-Cities 2 Portland 1 Eugene 4 Vancouver 4 Walla Walla 1

CONSECUTIVE NWL CHAMPIONSHIPS By Length of Streak 4 Spokane (1987, 1988, 1989, 1990) 3 Boise (1993, 1994, 1995) / Vancouver (2011, 2012, 2013) 2 Lewiston (1972, 1973) / Eugene (1974, 1975) / Salem-Keizer (2006, 2007) / Hillsboro (2014, 2015) 15 2017 NWL Post-Season Recap 2017 NWL Final Official Standings

2017 Composite Standings of Clubs Championship (Eugene vs Vancouver)

September 9, 2017

September 10, 2017 2017 Divisional Standings

September 11, 2017

September 12, 2017

17 Northwest League Standings - Past Decade Divisional Standings with Playoff Results (2008-2016) 2008: East Division Standings: West Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager SPO 51-25 .671 -- Tim Hulett S-K 40-36 .526 -- Tom Treblehorn BOI 43-33 .566 8 Tom Beyers EUG 40-36 .526 -- Greg Riddoch TC 36-40 .474 15 Freddie Ocasio VAN 34-42 .447 6 Rick Magnante YAK 28-48 .368 23 EVE 32-44 .421 8 Jose Moreno Playoff: Spokane Indians defeat Salem-Keizer Volcanoes in best-of-five series, three-games-to-one 2009: East Division Standings: West Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager TC 47-29 .618 -- Freddie Ocasio S-K 49-27 .645 -- Tom Treblehorn SPO 37-39 .487 10 Tim Hulett EVE 39-37 .513 10 John Tamargo BOI 34-42 .447 13 Casey Kopitzke VAN 36-40 .474 13 Rick Magnante YAK 28-48 .368 19 Bob Didier EUG 34-42 .447 15 Jose Moreno Playoff: Salem-Keizer Volcanoes defeat Tri-City Dust Devils in best-of-five series, three-games-to-one 2010: First-Half East Division Standings: First-Half West Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager SPO 22-16 .579 -- Tim Hulett EVE 27-11 .711 -- Jose Moreno BOI 19-19 .500 3 Jody Davis S-K 17-21 .447 10 Tom Treblehorn YAK 18-20 .474 4 Bob Didier VAN 17-21 .447 10 Rick Magnante TC 17-21 .447 5 Freddie Ocasio EUG 15-23 .395 12 Greg Riddoch

Note: Spokane Indians and Everett AquaSox clinched place in 2010 post-season with division pennants

Second-Half East Division Standings: Second-Half West Division Stand- ings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager YAK 25-13 .658 -- Bob Didier VAN 25-13 .658 -- Rick Magnante SPO 21-17 .553 4 Tim Hulett EVE 22-16 .579 3 Jose Moreno BOI 15-23 .395 10 Jody Davis EUG 17-21 .447 8 Greg Riddoch TC 13-25 .342 12 Freddie Ocasio S-K 14-24 .368 11 Tom Treblehorn 18 Playoff: Spokane Indians defeat in best-of-three East Division Series, two-games-to-one Everett AquaSox sweep Vancouver Canandians in best-of-three West Division Series, two-games-to-none Everett AquaSox defeat Spokane Indians in best-of-three NWL Championship series, two-games-to-one Northwest League Standings - Past Decade Northwest League Standings - Past Decade Divisional Standings with Playoff Results (2008-2016) Divisional Standings with Playoff Results (2008-2016)

2011: 2013: First-Half East Division Standings: First-Half West Division Standings: First-Half North Division Standings: First-Half South Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager TC 22-16 .579 -- Freddie Ocasio EUG 24-14 .632 -- Pat Murphy EVE 23-15 .605 -- Rob Mummall S-K 23-15 .605 -- Gary Davenport SPO 20-18 .526 2 Tim Hulett VAN 24-14 .632 -- John Schneider VAN 22-16 .579 1 Clayton McCullough BOI 21-17 .553 2 Gary Van Tol BOI 17-21 .447 5 EVE 16-22 .421 8 Scott Steinmann SPO 20-18 .526 3 Tim Hulett, Sr. EUG 13-25 .342 10 Jim Gabella YAK 13-25 .342 9 Audo Vicente S-K 16-22 .421 8 Tom Treblehorn TRI 19-19 .500 4 Drew Saylor HIL 11-27 .289 12 Audo Vicente

Note: Eugene claimed first-half pennant with seven-games-to-five, head-to-head record vs Vancouver Second-Half North Division Standings: Second-Half South Division Standings: Second-Half East Division Standings: Second-Half West Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager EVE 21-17 .553 -- Rob Mummall S-K 24-14 .632 -- Gary Davenport TC 22-16 .579 -- Freddie Ocasio EUG 22-16 .579 -- Pat Murphy SPO 18-20 .474 3 Tim Hulett, Sr. HIL 23-15 .605 1 Audo Vicente YAK 20-18 .526 2 Audo Vicente EVE 21-17 .553 1 Scott Steinmann VAN 17-21 .447 4 Clayton McCullough BOI 20-18 .526 4 Gary Van Tol BOI 19-19 .500 3 Mark Johnson S-K 18-20 .474 4 Tom Treblehorn TRI 15-23 .395 6 Drew Saylor EUG 14-24 .368 10 Jim Gabella SPO 15-23 .395 7 Tim Hulett VAN 15-23 .395 7 Rich Miller Note: Vancouver advanced on second-half tie-breaker with better overall record than Everett & Salem-Keizer

2012: 2014: First-Half East Division Standings: First-Half West Division Standings: First-Half North Division Standings: First-Half South Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager YAK 21-17 .553 -- Audo Vicente EVE 28-10 .737 -- Rob Mummau SPO 25-13 .658 -- Tim Hulett, Sr. HIL 22-16 .579 -- J.R. House TRI 18-20 .474 3 Freddie Ocasio EUG 24-13 .649 3.5 Pat Murphy VAN 25-13 .658 -- John Schneider BOI 22-16 .579 -- Gary Van Tol BOI 13-25 .342 8 Mark Johnson VAN 22-15 .595 5.5 Clayton McCullough TRI 14-24 .368 11 Drew Saylor S-K 18-20 .474 4 Gary Davenport SPO 12-26 .316 9 Tim Hulett S-K 13-25 .342 15 Tom Treblehorn EVE 11-27 .289 14 Dave Valle EUG 15-23 .395 7 Robbie Wine

Second-Half East Division Standings: Second-Half West Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager Second-Half North Division Standings: Second-Half South Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager BOI 24-14 .632 -- Mark Johnson VAN 24-15 .615 -- Clayton McCullough VAn 21-17 .553 -- Rob Schneider HIL 26-12 .684 -- J.R. House SPO 16-22 .421 8 Tim Hulett EUG 23-16 .590 1 Pat Murphy TRI 19-19 .500 2 Drew Saylor S-K 20-18 .526 6 Gary Davenport YAK 15-23 .395 9 Audo Vicente S-K 19-19 .500 4.5 Tom Treblehorn EVE 17-21 .447 4 Dave Valle BOI 19-19 .500 7 Gary Van Tol TRI 14-24 .368 10 Freddie Ocasio EVE 18-20 .474 5.5 Rob Mummau SPO 15-23 .395 6 Tim Hulett, Sr. EUG 15-23 .395 11 Robbie Wine

21 Northwest League Standings - Past Decade 2017 Team Batting & Pitching Statistics Divisional Standings with Playoff Results (2008-2016)

2015: First-Half North Division Standings: First-Half South Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager TRI 22-16 .579 -- Anthony Contreras HIL 22-16 .579 -- Shelley Duncan EVE 22-16 .579 -- Rob Mummau S-K 20-18 .526 2 Kyle Haines SPO 19-19 .500 3 Tim Hulett, Sr. EUG 17-21 .447 5 Gary Van Tol VAN 16-22 .421 6 Rob Schneider BOI 14-24 .368 8 Frank Gonzales

Second-Half North Division Standings: Second-Half South Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager EVE 20-16 .526 -- Rob Mummaut HIL 23-15 .605 -- Shelley Duncan TRI 20-18 .526 -- Anthony Contreras EUG 21-17 .553 2 Gary Van Tol VAN 18-20 .474 2 Rob Schneider S-K 19-19 .500 4 Kyle Haines SPO 15-23 .395 5 Tim Hulett, Sr. BOI 16-22 .421 7 Frank Gonzales

2016: First-Half North Division Standings: First-Half South Division Standings:

Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager SPO 19-19 .500 -- Tim Hulett, Sr. EUG 28-10 .737 -- Jesus Feliciano TRI 19-19 .500 -- HIL 19-19 .500 9 Shelley Duncan EVE 18-20 .474 1 Rob Mummau S-K 17-21 .447 11 Kyle Haines VAN 16-22 .421 3 John Tamago, Jr. BOI 16-22 .421 12 Andy Gonzales

Second-Half North Division Standings: Second-Half South Division Standings: Team W-L PCT GB Manager Team W-L PCT GB Manager EVE 27-11 .711 -- Rob Mummau EUG 26-12 .684 -- Jesus Feliciano TRI 15-23 .395 12 Brandon Wood HIL 23-14 .622 2.5 Shelley Duncan VAN 13-23 .361 13 John Tamago, Jr. BOI 17-21 .447 9 Andy Gonzales SPO 13-24 .351 13.5 Tim Hulett, Sr. S-K 15-21 .417 10 Kyle Haines

22 23 2017 Batting Departmental Leaders A list of the top 5 performers by category

24 Listed Chronologically in Each Category 2017 Pitching Departmental Leaders Miscellaneous Batting/Pitching Achievements A list of the top 5 performers by category

27 Miscellaneous Batting/Pitching Achievements Misellaneous Batting/Pitching Achievements Listed Chronologically in Each Category

Combine Shutouts Continued...

28 29 (MINIMUM 2.7 PA/LEAGUE GAMES) Leading Batting Qualifiers KEY: * - lefthanded hitter/, # - Leading Pitching Qualifiers

(MINIMUM 0.8 IP/LEAGUE GAMES)

31 League Attendance - since 2008

TEAM 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017

Boise 109,082 103,783 105,671 98,860 91,167 91,324 87,519 109,945 114,476 121,455 Eugene 130,069 125,475 107,561 114,690 115,569 112,028 108,067 120,931 121,587 125,297 Everett 95,294 89,929 90,079 96,345 95,929 92,489 92,642 100,613 104,162 110,161 Hillsboro/Yak 72,207 72,881 70,695 66,545 61,895 135,167 138,732 143,412 131,851 128,416 Salem-Keizer 112,425 106,590 96,219 105,973 101,785 98,024 95,083 85,851 80,469 81,011 Spokane 188,982 174,941 175,287 183,458 179,880 187,371 193,865 188,956 187,848 196,653 Tri-City 82,021 84,198 84,921 85,953 86,095 83,987 85,679 96,022 86,886 86,461 Vancouver 129,073 149,297 154,592 162,162 164,461 184,042 180,187 215,535 222,363 239,527

TOTALS 919,153 907,094 885,025 913,986 896,781 984,432 981,774 1,051,265 1,049,642 1,088,981

32 33 Batters and of the Week Additional Fielding Leaders

BATTERS-OF-THE-WEEK PITCHERS-OF-THE-WEEK JUN 19-25 Malique Ziegler, SK Breiling Eusebio, BOI JUN 26-JUL 2 Curtis Terry, SPO Connor Grey, HIL JUL 3-9 Ryan Kirby, SK Manuel Rodriguez, EUG JUL 10-16 Sean Bouchard, BOI Andres Torres, EVE JUL 17-23 David Banuelos, EVE Emmanuel Ramirez, TRI JUL 24-30 Michael Cruz, EUG Riley Smith, HIL JUL 31-AUG 6 Orlando Garcia, SK Kevin McCanna, HIL AUG 7-13 Bret Boswell, BOI Kevin McCanna, HIL AUG 14-20 Danny Edgeworth, BOI Jhoan Duran, HIL AUG 21-27 Daulton Varsho, HIL Javier Assad, EUG AUG 28-SEP 4 Jared Young, EUG Jose Espada, VAN

Leading

(Minimum Fielding: # of games played by a must equal or be greater than 0.5*league games)

CATCHER CLUB CS SB ATT PCT Washington, Jalen Tri-City 23 31 54 .426 Amaya, Miguel Eugene 29 41 70 .414

CAUGHT STEALING/STOLEN BASES AGAINST EFFICIENCY CLUB CS SB ATT PCT Tri-City Dust Devils 52 V80 132 .394 Boise Hawks 48 87 135 .356 Vancouver Canadians 38 72 110 .345 Salem-Keizer Volcanoes 47 91 138 .341 Everett AquaSox 38 74 112 .339 Eugene Emeralds 43 92 135 .319 Hillsboro Hops 29 67 96 .302 Spokane Indians 40 103 143 .280 TOTALS 335 666 1001 .335

34 2018 Minor League Baseball Membership 2017 Awards

Class AAA Teams Class A, Short Season Teams League Executive of the Year Chris Duff, Spokane International 14 New York-Penn 14 Larry MacPhail Promotional Trophy Eugene Emeralds Pacific Coast 16 Northwest 8 Rawlings Woman Executive of the Year Laura McMurray, Hillsboro Mexican 16 Rookie John H. Johnson President’s Trophy Vancouver Canadians Class AA Appalachian 10 Bob Richmond Award Dave Elmore, Eugene Eastern 12 Pioneer 8 John Henry Moss Community Service Spokane Indians Southern 10 Arizona 13 NWL Woman Executive of the Year Laura McMurray, Hillsboro Texas 8 Gulf Coast 16 Dominican 36 Charles K. Murphy Patriot Award Jerry Howard, Salem-Keizer Class A Venezuelan 5 California 10 Mexican Academy 16 DID YOU KNOW? Carolina 8 A look back at those who helped mold the Northwest League Florida State 12 Total 20 Leagues, 252 Teams Midwest 16 Former Northwest League -In-Chief South Atlantic 14 Bob Albrecht, now 84 years old, once handled 80 NWL games in 70 days. The native of Illinois will be inducted into the Vallejo Sports Hall of Fame this summer 2018 Umpiring Crews after a lengthy career behind the mask. Why Vallejo, California‘s Hall of Fame when he‘s originally from the Midwest? A 39-year Ray Patchen & Nick McFarland career in education at the high school level helped pay the bills while Albrecht pursued Nolan Early & Emma Charlesworth-Seiler his dreams as an umpire. Andrew Clark & Jeff Hamann

Thomas Burrell & AJ Choc as of 5/15/18

36 37 History & Function of Minor League Baseball This, too, has had great success, starting from scratch and paying more than $25 million in sponsorships to member clubs, The National Association of Leagues, now known as Minor League since its inception. There were several ma- Baseball, was formed on September 5, 1901 from a meeting of Minor League executives at jor accomplishments for the 1998 season, the Leland Hotel in Chicago. The President of the Eastern League, Patrick T. Powers, was including the realignment of -A base- elected as the first President of the NAPBL. Fourteen leagues and 96 clubs were members ball from three leagues into two and es- during the first season in 1902. The first NA office was established in Auburn, N.Y., under tablishing the Triple-A , which President Powers and successfully by Secretary-Treasurer John H. Farrell. By the time was played in Las Vegas (1998-2000). The Powers left office in 1909, there were 35 leagues and 246 clubs. In 1910, Michael Sexton Triple-A championship series resumed, in a became President. In his first few years, wars between the Major Leagues and the outlaw one-game format played in Oklahoma City, Federal League hurt the Minors. The Federal League raided top Minor League teams, as well in 2006. Another subsidiary, Professional as National and teams, for players and territory. Sexton led a fight at the Baseball Umpire Corp., was formed to 1914 to fight off a bid from operate and maintain the umpire program radicals for the Minor Leagues to desert the for the 16 domestic leagues, under terms of Major Leagues and back the Federal League. the historic 10-year Professional Baseball Agreement that was negotiated with Major League For 22 years, Sexton presided over the Minor Baseball. Minor League Baseball celebrated its centennial season in 2001 by attracting Leagues, leaving at the height of the De- 38,808,339 fans, its third highest total in history at the time. pression in 1932. But during his time, peace was restored and the Minor Leagues began Minor League Baseball has been a continuing success story at the box office. The 2008 to flourish. Trautman moved the office to regular season attendance total of 43,263,740, established a new all-time record for the fifth Columbus, Ohio, as he began a 16-year reign straight year. Total regular season attendance has increased in 24 of the last 29 seasons and as President. The year 1949 saw 59 leagues has surpassed 33-million for 16 straight years, a level not attained since the late 1940s when and 448 clubs, both all-time highs, attract membership consisted of more than 50 leagues and more than 400 teams. In 2009, there 39,640,443 fans, a record that stood for 54 were 15 leagues with 176 teams that charged admission. Another important function of the years. However, the advent of television National Association office is the running and, in Trautman’s last two years, Major of Baseball’s annual Winter Meetings, the League expansion, would begin to cut into convention of professional baseball, in con- attendance. There were 20 leagues and 132 junction with the Commissioner’s Office. At clubs in 1964 and attendance was only 10 the Winter Meetings, the Promo Corp. con- million. By the time Piton left office in 1971, membership was back to 155 clubs. ducts the annual Baseball Trade Show, where merchandisers and manufacturers display With the election of Henry J. Peters as President in December 1971, the NA was headed for the goods that will fill stadium novelty another move. In September 1973, the office found its fourth home on Fourth Street South stands and souvenir shops in the year ahead, in St. Petersburg, Fla. Peters left in 1975 to become General Manager of the Baltimore and conducts business seminars for member Orioles. Robert R. “Bobby” Bragan became President in January 1976, and by 1978 there were teams. The Promo Corp. also runs Profes- 158 clubs. , who had been Chief Administrative Officer of the NA, was elected sional Baseball Employment Opportunities President during the 1991 Baseball Winter Meetings. One of his first moves after taking over (PBEO), which assists candidates seeking in January 1992, was to convene a constitutional convention that would rewrite the National jobs in pro baseball. Pat O’Conner took over Association Agreement, the by-laws that spell the relationship between the NA and its as Minor League Baseball’s 11th President in member leagues. It was an agreement that had not materially changed in nearly a century of January 2008. He was elected to a four-year existence. term, after serving as Chief Operating Offi- cer, Moore’s top aide, for 15 years. Highlights of O’Conner’s first two years in office include The NA had phenomenal growth under the leadership of Moore, who retired in December the realignment of two Class A leagues; the organization-wide bundling of internet rights; 2007, after 16 years as President. In 1991, prior to becoming President, he established an satellite operations and training centers at the historic Dodgertown complex in Vero Beach, agency agreement partnership between the Professional Baseball Promotion Corporation, Fla., and at the historic Durham Athletic Park in Durham, N.C.; expanded member input a NAPBL subsidiary, and Major League Baseball Properties to authorize licensed merchan- through revised organizational committee structure; a first-ever Diversity Initiative; a “Green dise on an international basis. From a humble beginning in the early 1990s, merchandise Team” initiative to make Minor League Baseball teams and stadiums more eco-friendly and sales have averaged about $45-million since 2000. The Promo Corp. branched out into cost effective; and the location of new office space comprised of three buildings, totaling national marketing in 1993, providing a central office that allows national sponsors to 14,000 square feet, on 16th Street North in St. Petersburg, Fla. work with any number of Minor League teams on a local level or in any combination up With files from milb.com to a national program. 39 38 Championship Teams of NWL Predecessors A list of the top 5 performers by category

Pacific Northwest League Winning Pct. Western Intern’l League Winning Pct. 1901 Portland .675 1937 Wenatchee .603 1902 Butte .608 Tacoma won WIL Championship Pacific 1938 Yakima .583 1903 Butte .578 Bellingham won WIL Championship 1904 Boise .625 1939 Wenatchee .601 Northwestern League Tacoma won WIL Championship 1905 Vancouver (1st half) .586 1940 Spokane .587 Everett (2nd half) .667 Tacoma won WIL Championship Everett won league championship 1941 Spokane .669 1906 Tacoma .600 1942 Vancouver .594 1907 Aberdeen .625 WIL did not operate from 1943-45 1908 Vancouver .578 1946 Wenatchee .633 1909 Seattle .653 1947 Vancouver .566 1910 Spokane .596 1948 Spokane .614 1911 Vancouver .628 1949 Yakima .660 1912 Seattle .600 Vancouver won WIL Championship 1913 Vancouver .600 1950 Yakima .613 1914 Vancouver .632 1951 Spokane .655 1915 Seattle .564 1952 Victoria .631 1916 Spokane .622 1953 Salem (1st half) .635 1917 Great Falls .592 Spokane (2nd half) .590 1918 Seattle .588 Spokane won WIL Championship Pacific Coast International League 1954 Vancouver (1st half) .636 1919 Seattle .590 Lewiston (2nd half) .629 1920 Victoria (1st half) .600 Vancouver won WIL Championship Yakima (2nd half) .710 1921 Yakima .660 1922 Calgary .600 League disbanded on June 18, 1923

40 41 2018 League Schedule 2018 League Schedule A complete series-by-series breakdown of all scheduled games

Boise Hawks Eugene Emeralds Everett AquaSox Hillsboro Hops

June 15-19 @Spokane June 15-19 Vancouver June 15-19 Hillsboro June 15-19 @Everett June 20-22 Salem-Keizer June 20-22 @Hillsboro June 20-22 @Vancouver June 20-22 Eugene June 23-25 @Eugene June 23-25 Boise June 23-25 Tri-City June 23-25 Salem-Keizer June 26-28 Hillsboro June 26-28 @Salem-Keizer June 26-28 @Spokane June 26-28 @Boise June 29-July 3 @Tri-City June 29 Everett June 29 @Eugene June 29-July 3 Spokane July 4-6 Eugene July 1 Everett x2 July 1 @Eugene x2 July 4-6 @Salem-Keizer July 7-9 @Salem-Keizer July 2-3 Everett July 2-3 @Eugene July 7-9 @Eugene July 11-15 Vancouver July 4-6 @Bosie July 4-6 Vancouver July 11-15 Tri-City July 16-18 @Hillsboro July 7-9 Hillsboro July 7-9 @Tri-City July 16-18 Boise July 19-23 Everett July 11-15 @Spokane July 11-15 Salem-Keizer July 19-23 @Vancouver July 16-18 Salem-Keizer July 16-18 Spokane End of 1st Half July 19-23 @Tri-City July 19-23 @Boise End of 1st Half

July 24-26 @Hillsboro End of 1st Half End of 1st Half July 24-26 Boise July 27-31 Tri-City July 27-31 @Spokane August 1-5 @Everett July 24-26 Salem-Keizer July 24-26 Vancouver All-Star Game August 7 in Grand Junction, CO All-Star Game August 7 in Grand Junction, CO July 27-31 @Vancouver July 27-31 @Salem-Keizer August 9-13 @Tri-City August 9-13 Spokane August 1-5 Spokane All-Star Game August 7 in Grand Junction, CO August 14-16 @Eugene August 14-16 Salem-Keizer All-Star Game August 7 in Grand Junction, CO August 9-13 Eugene August 17-19 @Salem-Keizer August 17-19 @Eugene August 9-13 @Everett August 14-16 @Spokane August 20-22 Eugene August 20-22 @Salem-Keizer August 14-16 Hillsboro August 17-19 @Tri-City August 23-27 Everett August 23-27 @Vancouver August 17-19 Boise August 20-22 Spokane August 29-31 @Bosie August 29-31 Hillsboro August 20-22 @Hillsboro August 23-37 @Hillsboro September 1-3 Salem-Keizer September 1-3 Eugene August 23-27 Tri-City August 29-31 @Vancouver August 29-31 @Salem-Keizer September 1-3 Tri-City September 1-3 @Boise

42 43 2018 League Schedule 2018 League Schedule A complete series-by-series breakdown of all scheduled games

Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Spokane Indians Tri-City Dust Devils Vancouver Canadians

June 15-19 Tri-City June 15-19 Boise June 15-19 @Salem-Keizer June 15-19 @Eugene June 20-22 @Boise June 20-22 @Tri-City June 20-22 Spokane June 20-22 Everett June 23-25 @Hillsboro June 23-25 Vancouver June 23-25 @Everett June 23-25 @Spokane June 26-28 Eugene June 26-28 Everett June 26-28 @Vancouver June 26-28 Tri-City June 29-July 3 @Vancouver June 29-July 3 @Hillsboro June 29-July 3 Boise June 29-July 3 Salem-Keizer July 4-6 Hillsboro July 4-6 Tri-City July 4-6 @Spokane July 4-6 @Everett July 7-9 Boise July 7-9 @Vancouver July 7-9 Everett July 7-9 Spokane July 11-15 @Everett July 11-15 Eugene July 11-15 @Hillsboro July 11-15 @Boise July 16-18 @Eugene July 16-18 @Everett July 16-18 Vancouver July 16-18 @Tri-City July 19-23 Spokane July 19-23 @Salem-Keizer July 19-23 Eugene July 19-23 Hillsboro

End of 1st Half End of 1st Half End of 1st Half End of 1st Half

July 24-26 @Eugene July 24-26 Tri-City July 24-26 @Spokane July 24-26 @Everett July 27-31 Everett July 27-31 Hillsboro July 27-31 @Boise July 27-31 Eugene All-Star Game August 7 in Grand Junction, CO August 1-5 @Eugene August 1-5 Salem-Keizer August 1-5 @Hillsboro August 1-5 @Tri-City All-Star Game August 7 in Grand Junction, CO All-Star Game August 7 in Grand Junction, CO All-Star Game August 7 in Grand Junction, CO August 9-13 Vancouver August 9-13 @Boise August 9-13 Hillsboro August 9-13 @Salem-Keizer August 14-16 @Boise August 14-16 Everett August 14-16 @Vancouver August 14-16 Tri-City August 17-19 Hillsboro August 17-19 @Vancouver August 17-19 Everett August 17-19 Spokane August 20-22 Boise August 20-22 @Everett August 20-22 Vancouver August 20-22 @Tri-City August 23-27 @Spokane August 23-27 Salem-Keizer August 23-27 @Eugene August 23-27 Boise August 28-31 Eugene August 29-31 @Tri-City August 29-31 Spokane August 29-31 Everett September 1-3 @Hillsboro September 1-3 Vancouver September 1-3 @Everett September 1-3 @Spokane

44 45 Northwest League Records

INDEX

Performance Records 49-63 Individual Batting 49-51 Individual Pitching 52-56 Individual Fielding 57-63 Individual Service 63 General Team Records 64-65 Team Batting 66-68 Team Pitching 69-71 Team Fielding 71 Yearly Leaders 72-83 Batting Average 72 Home Runs 73 Runs Batted In 74 Stolen Bases 75 Slugging Average 76 On-Base Percentage 77 Pitching: Lowest Average 78 Pitching: Games Won 79 Pitching: Saves 80 Record Book Pitching: 81 Manager of the Year 82 Most Valuable Player 83 NWL Championship Team 83 Yearly Standings 84-108 Composite League Standings 110 Affiliations 110-111 Team Nicknames 112 All-Star Teams 113-121 50th Anniversary Team 122

47 Individual Batting Records

Highest Batting Average, Season .403 Ronald McNeeley, Boise, 1976 Lowest Batting Average by Leader, Season .304 Mark Simmons, Boise, 1993 Highest Slugging Average, Short Season 0.687 Willie Darkis, Central Oregon, 1980 Lowest Slugging Average, Short Season 0.494 Reggie Thomas, Portland, 1973 Highest On-Base Average, Short Season 0.556 Bob Beall, Walla Walla, 1970 Lowest On-Base Average, Short Season 0.409 Steven Linkous, Boise, 2017 Most Times , Season 560 Glenn Beckert, Wenatchee, 1963 (Long Season) 322 Robert Leatherwood, Eugene, 1967 (Short Season) Most Times at Bat, 9- Game 8 Melvin Krause, Eugene vs. Lewiston, June 29, 1957

Most Runs Scored, Season 129 David May, Tri-City, 1965 (Long Season) 1 8 Robert Beall, Walla Walla, 1970 (Short Season) Most Runs Scored, Game 6 Elwayne Wilcox, Yakima vs. Spokane, May 15, 1956

Most Hits, Season 187 Herman Lewis, Yakima, 1956 (Long Season) 114 Dan Robertson, Eugene, 2008 (Short Season) Most Hits, Game 6 Donald Frailey, Salem vs. Spokane, May 8, 1955 Ethan Blackaby, Yakima vs. Eugene, July 3, 1962 , Everett vs. Bellingham, Aug. 15, 1994 (11 inning game) , Boise vs. Eugene, July 10, 1999 Syketo Anderson, Boise vs. Salem-Keizer, June 19, 2001 Robbie Podorsky, Tri-City vs. Boise, July 15, 2017 Most Consecutive Hits 10 Bob Beall, Walla Walla vs Lewiston, June 24-26, 1970 9 James Van Wyck, Walla Walla vs. Seattle, July 28-29, 1972; Terrmel Sledge, Everett vs. Eugene, July 28-29, 1999 Most Consecutive Games Safely 26 Gary Johnson, Tri-City, June 15-July 4, 1962; Anthony Laurenzi, Medford, July 17-August 14, 1982 Most Consecutive Times Reaching Base Safely 7 1 Bob Beall, Walla Walla vs Lewiston, June 24-26, 1970, Walla Walla vs Bend, June 27, 1970 (10 hits, 7 walks) 13 William Hobbs, Lewiston vs. Tri-City, July 22-24, 1973 (7 hits, 5 walks (4 intentional), 1 hit-by-pitch); Joseph Staley, Salem-Keizer vs. 48 Boise, August 2, 5-6, Salem-Keizer vs. Eugene, August 8, 2011 49 (7 hits, 4 walks, 2 hit-by-pitches) Individual Batting Records Individual Batting Records

Most Consecutive Times at Bat Without a Hit Most Sacrifice Hits, Season 60 William Walsh, Salem, April 29-September 2, 1956 7 2 Richard Watson, Wenatchee, 1956 (Long Season) 15 Bryan Gann, Salem-Keizer, 2000 (Short Season) Most , Season Most Sacrifice Hits, Game 310 Herman Lewis, Yakima, 1956 (Long Season) 2 Held by many players 208 James Buckner, Lewiston, 1972 (Short Season) Most Sacrifice Flies, Season Most Total Bases, Game 15 Earl (Bill) Scripture, Tri-City, 1965 (Long Season) 16 Brandon Cashman, Spokane vs. Everett, June 28, 2004 12 James Gattis, Victoria, 1980; Most Doubles, Season Brad Miller, Yakima, 2006 (Short Season) 43 Ethan Blackaby, Yakima, 1962 (Long Season) Most Sacrifice Flies, Game 5 3 , Yakima, 2003 (Short Season) 3 Walter O’Neil, Tri-City vs. Wenatchee, April 25, 1961 Most Doubles, Game 4 Ronald A. Jackson, Wenatchee vs. Eugene, June 2, 1957; Most Bases on Balls, Season Steven Murphy, Spokane vs. Yakima, July 3,2005 148 Harvey Jones, Tri-City, 1960 (Long Season) 5 9 Robert Beall, Walla Walla, 1970 (Short Season) Most Triples, Season Most Bases on Balls, Game 18 Thomas Agosta, Salem, 1955 (Long Season) 6 Robert Nelson, Tri-City vs. Salem, June 7, 1960 13 James Buckner, Lewiston, 1972, (Short Season) Marcus Wilson, Hillsboro vs. Eugene, July 19, 2016 Most Triples, Game 3 Derrick Gibson, Bend vs. Bellingham, July 7, 1994 Most Times Hit By Pitcher, Season 34 J.D. Pruitt, Vancouver, 2007 (Accomplished in Short Season) Most Home Runs, Season Most Times Hit by Pitcher, Game 7 3 John Warner, Tri-City, 1964 (Long Season) 4 Tyler Sanchez, Spokane vs Everett, July 25, 2015 25 William Darkis, Central Oregon, 1980 (Short Season) Plate Appearances Without Official At Bat Most Home Runs, Game 6 Robert Nelson, Tri-City vs. Salem, June 7, 1960 (6 BB); 4 Brandon Cashman, Spokane vs. Everett, June 28, 2004 (Struck out & , Tri-City vs. Bend, August 6, 1986 (5 BB, 1 HBP) fouled out in first 2 at bats. Homered with bases empty in 5th, hit a Marcus Wilson, Hillsboro vs. Eugene, July 19, 2016 (6 BB) in 6th, and hit 2-run homers in 8th & 9th.) Most Strikeouts, Season Most Times Hitting 3 Home Runs in 1 Game 167 Victor Pagel, Salem, 1962 (Long Season) 2 Herman Rathman, Tri-City vs. Lewiston, July 18, 1965; vs. Salem, 113 Carlos Belen, Tri-City, 2015 (Short Season) August 6, 1965 Most Strikeouts, Game 7 Ruben Sierra, Jr., Spokane vs. Yakima, June 22, 2011 Most Runs Batted In, Season Fewest Strikeouts, Season 143 Robert Duretto, Wenatchee, 1955 (Long Season) 13 Richard Watson, Wenatchee, 1956 (512 AB); 3 8 Robert Davis, Tri-City, 1971 (Short Season) John Dunn, Salem, 1956 (472 AB) (Long Season) Most Runs Batted In, Game 7 Steven Smith, Walla Walla, 1976 (186 AB) (Short Season) 9 Brian McCall, Tri-City vs. Lewiston, July 27, 1962; Wilfredo Quintana, Everett vs. Spokane, July 5, 2000; Most Times Grounded into Play, Season Brandon Cashman, Spokane vs. Everett, June 28, 2004 3 2 Jose Calero, Eugene, 1962 (Long Season - records not available 1955-58) 7 1 Timothy Wallace, Boise, 1989 (Short Season) Most Stolen Bases, Season 72 Reginald Thomas, Portland, 1974 (Accomplished in Short Season) Most Times Awarded 1st Base on Catcher’s Interference, Season Most Stolen Bases, Game 6 James Johnson, Spokane, 1994 (Accomplished in Short Season) 6 Wayne Rudolph, Medford vs. Salem, July 31, 1980 Most Times Awarded 1st Base on Catcher’s Interference, Game 2 Ronnie Hall, Bend vs. So. Oregon, August 1, 1994; Micah Holst, Salem-Keizer vs. Everett, June 23, 1999; 50 Daniel Conway, Portland vs.Yakima, August 13, 2000; 51 Tyler Bream, Yakima vs. Spokane, June 28, 2011 Joe Venturino, Everett vs. Vancouver, August 28, 2016 Individual Pitching Records Individual Pitching Records

Most Games Pitched, Season Most Consecutive Shutout 2 6 David Morgan, Salem, 1965 (Long Season) 32 Larry Loughlin, Eugene, 1965: June19-July 8, with 3 complete games, 1 4 Chris Limbach, Bend, 1987 (Short Season) ended by Yakima, 4th inning. Joseph Carboni, Eugene, 1966: July 4-July 20, with 4 complete Most Complete Games Pitched, Season games, ended by Yakima, 1st inning. 32 Thornton Kipper, Lewiston, 1958 (Long Season) 16 Francis Hirschy, Grays Harbor, 1978 (Short Season) Most , Season Most Consecutive Complete Games 281 Thornton Kipper, Lewiston, 1958 (Long Season) 36 Thornton Kipper, Lewiston, May 24, 1958 through June 9, 1959 (Last 9 14 Francis Hirschy, Grays Harbor, 1978 (Short Season) 27 starts in 1958, first 9 in 1959) Most Innings Pitched, Game 7 1 Loren Myers, Wenatchee vs. Eugene, August 31, 1956 Highest Percentage, Games Won, Season 100% Robert Wolf, Coos Bay-No. Bend, 1971 (13-0) Most Runs Allowed, Season Mark Bauer, Medford, 1983 (12-0) 171 Robert Roberts, Wenatchee, 1955 (Long Season) Edward Vande Berg, Bellingham, 1980 (9-0) 94 Steven Jentsch, Tri-City, 1974; James Peterson, Grays Harbor, 1977 (SS) Thomas Gordon, Eugene, 1987 (9-0) Stephen Mura, Walla Walla, 1976 (7-0) Most Runs Allowed, Game Terrance Gilmore, Spokane, 1987 (7-0) 3 2 Ronald Herr, Yakima vs. Wenatchee, July 31, 1963 (7 IP) Clayton Hensley, Salem-Keizer, 2002 (7-0) Luke Nelson, Salem-Keizer, 2002 (7-0) Lowest , Season Taylor Cole, Vancouver, 2012 (6-0) 0.59 Clint Brannon, Spokane, 2004 Most Games Won, Season Most Earned Runs Allowed, Season 23 Thornton Kipper, Lewiston, 1958 (Long Season) 148 Robert Roberts, Wenatchee, 1955 (Long Season) 13 Robert Wolf, Coos Bay-No. Bend, 1971; 4 7 Steven Jentsch, Tri-City, 1974 (Short Season) David Jannusch, Grays Harbor, 1978 (Short Season) Most Earned Runs Allowed, Game Most Consecutive Games Won, Season 21 Ronald Herr, Yakima vs. Wenatchee, July 31, 1963 (7 IP) 13 Robert Wolf, Coos Bay-No. Bend, June 27, 1971 to close of season Most Games Lost, Season Most Hits Allowed, Season 21 Kim Elliott, Wenatchee, 1960; 286 Robert Roberts, Wenatchee, 1955 (Long Season) John Dewald, Tri-City, 1961 (Long Season) 156 Edward Andersen, Salem, 1978 (Short Season) 12 Steven Jentsch, Tri-City, 1974; Most Hits Allowed, Game Lance Backowski, Yakima, 1997 (Short Season) 26 Ronald Herr, Yakima vs. Wenatchee, July 31, 1963 (7 IP) Most Consecutive Games Lost, Season 10 Roscoe Goehring, Tri-City, June 25 through August 10, 1974 Most Strikeouts, Season Most Saves, Season 271 Bobby Bolin, Eugene, 1959 (Long Season) 3 2 John Pricher, Boise, 1992 150 David Paynter, Walla Walla, 1972 (Short Season) Most Shutouts, Season Most Strikeouts, Game 9 Bobby Bolin, Eugene, 1959 (Long Season) 22 Bobby Bolin, Eugene vs. Salem, July 7, 1959 4 Albert Choate, Tri-City, 1966 (Short Season) 19 James Henric, Yakima vs. Wenatchee, August 19, 1957 Joseph Carboni, Eugene, 1966 Most Consecutive Strikeouts, Game David Freisleben, Tri-City, 1971 9 John Bilello, Boise vs. Bend, August 11, 1989 (1st 9 batters of game) Michael Allen, Walla Walla, 1973 Mark Bauer, Medford, 1983 Most Consecutive Shutout Games, Season 4 Joseph Carboni, Eugene, 1966: July 4 vs. Lewiston, 7 IP; July 10 vs. Yakima, 7 IP; July 15 vs. Tri-City, 9 IP; July 20 vs. Yakima, 9 IP; 52 53 Individual Pitching Records Individual Pitching Records

NO-HIT GAMES (year, pitcher(s), club, opponent, date) Most Bases on Balls, Season Perfect Games Score 6 19 Stephen Dalkowski, Tri-City, 1961 (Long Season) 1957 J. Vernon Kindsfather, Salem vs. Eugene, June 15 (7 IP) 3-0 6 9 Clarence Harrell, Lewiston, 1973 (Short Season) 1958 Edward (Ted) Kambour, Yakima vs. Salem, May 25 (7 IP) 1-0 Most Bases on Balls, Game 2001 K. Bouknight (7 IP), P. Lynch (2 IP), Tri-City vs. Boise, Aug. 8 1-0 15 Noel Aronson, Lewiston vs. Yakima, June 11, 1957 (5 1/3 IP) Regulation Games - all 9 innings unless noted otherwise Eugene Hayden, Wenatchee vs. Spokane, May 21, 1955 (9 IP) 1955 Robert Roberts, Wenatchee vs. Eugene, July 24 (7 IP) 1-0 1956 Theodore Herrera, Yakima vs. Spokane, July 14 (7 IP) 11-0 Most Hit Batsmen, Season 1958 Charles Drummond, Yakima vs. Lewiston, May 30 (7 IP) 2-0 7 2 John Dewald, Tri-City, 1961 (Long Season) Joseph Drotar, Tri-City vs. Wenatchee, June 14 (7 IP) 6-0 22 Bryant Thompson, Yakima, 2007 (Short Season) 1959 Bobby Bolin, Eugene vs. Lewiston, August 23 (7 IP) 13-0 Most Hit Batsmen, Game 1962 Matthew Gayeski, Eugene vs. Wenatchee, May 13 3-0 4 10 Players tied; most recent player: Richard Estelle, Eugene vs. Salem, July 31, (7 IP) 6-0 Juan Nunez, Vancouver vs. Tri-City, July 27, 2017 1965 Jon Robisch, Wenatchee vs. Eugene, July 11 (7 IP) 7-0 Charles Dobson, Lewiston vs. Salem, August 28 4-3 Most Wild Pitches, Season 1968 Robert Snyder, Eugene vs. Medford, June 23 3-0 36 Lawrence Staab, Salem, 1962 (Long Season) Richard Dorsch, Tri-City vs. Medford, June 28 8-0 26 Frank MacCormack, Bellingham, 1977 (Short Season) 1969 Eduardo Acosta, Rogue Valley vs. Walla Walla, July 7 (7 IP) 6-0 Most Wild Pitches, Game Daniel Roberts, Rogue Valley vs. Lewiston, August 16 (7 IP)2-0 8 Miguel Salgueiro, Eugene vs. Bend, July 22, 1983 (2 innings) 1970 Wayne Rettig (2/3 IP), Frederick Seibly (6 1/3 IP), Tri-City vs. Bend, July 17 (7 IP, lost game) 0-2 Most Home Runs Allowed, Season 1971 John Franklin, Tri-City vs. Medford, August 30 (7 IP) 2-0 26 James Lynn, Wenatchee-Tri-City, 1959 (Long Season) 1973 Eugene Lanthorn, Portland vs. Walla Walla, June 22 (7 IP) 4-0 Myrle Calmus, Salem, 1964 Dennis Stegman, Lewiston vs. Walla Walla, July 1 (7 IP) 4-0 Paul Campbell, Tri-City, 1965 Gregory Reinecker, Bellingham vs. Portland, July 18 5-0 7 1 Tony Perry, Walla Walla, 1970 (Short Season) Douglas Dreier, Seattle vs. Lewiston, August 2 6-0 Most Home Runs Allowed, Game 1974 Samuel Basile, New Westminster vs. Portland, August 6 (7 IP) 6-0 6 Larry Williams, Tri-City vs. Yakima, July 29, 1964 (5 IP) 1976 Barry Biggerstaff, Grays Harbor vs, Bellingham, July 11 8-0 William Harris, Tri-City vs. Yakima, July 30, 1964 (7 IP) Michael Guischer, Portland vs. Boise, July 11 (7 IP) 7-0 Most Home Runs Allowed, Inning 1980 Michael Otto, Victoria vs. Grays Harbor, August 21 (2nd game, 7 IP) 4 Adam Pace, Boise vs. Eugene, August 18, 2000 3rd inning 3-0 1983 James Allison (4 IP), Dan Lindquist (3 IP), Tri-City vs. Spokane, June Most Balks, Season 28 (7 IP, 2nd game) 4-0 14 Anthony Ariola, So. Oregon, and Victor Mangual, Bellingham, 1988 James Allison (5 IP), Nick Esposito (4 IP), Tri-City vs. Salem, July 8 (Accomplished in Short Season) 2-1 Most Balks, Game 1986 Richard DeLucia, Bellingham vs. Everett, July 17 (1st game, 7 IP) 1-0 4 Alan Griffin,oos C Bay-No. Bend vs. Bend, July 25, 1970 1988 Kevin MacLeod (8 IP), Tony Floyd (1 IP), So. Oregon vs. Everett, , Bellingham vs. Bend, August 4, 1991 August 23 4-1 Neil Ramirez, Spokane vs. Everett, June 17, 2008 1989 Wayne Helm, Bend vs. Everett, July 2 10-0 Maximo Aleys, Everett vs. Bend, July 21 4-1 1993 Matt Apana (5 IP), Gregory Theron (3 IP), Matt Mantei (1 IP), Bellingham vs. Spokane, June 23 4-0 Glenn Dishman, Spokane vs. Yakima, July 17 1-0 2002 Chris Dunwell (5 IP), Jared Burton (4 IP), Vancouver vs. Spokane, July 27 8-0 Gregory Atencio (8 IP), Justin Taylor (1 IP), Spokane vs. Yakima, September 3 14-0 54 2007 Bradley Hertzler, Vancouver vs. Spokane, July 18 (5 IP) 1-0 2009 Craig Westcott (5 IP), Brandon Graves (1 IP), Wilber Bucardo (3 IP), Salem-Keizer vs. Everett, August 22 8-0 Individual Pitching Records Individual Fielding & Service Records

NO-HIT GAMES (year, pitcher(s), club, opponent, date) Regulation Games - all 9 innings unless noted otherwise FIRST BASEMEN

2013 Sam Moll (5 IP), Shane Broyles (2 IP), Jerad McCrummen (1 IP) Highest Fielding Average, Season Trent Daniel (1 IP), Tri-City vs Salem-Keizer, July 20 3-0 1.000 Kacy Clemons, Vancouver, 2017 Kyle Schepel, Hillsboro vs Boise, August 31 5-0 Most , Season 2014 Derek Thompson (5 IP), Shane McCain (3 IP), Adam Parks (2 IP), Luis 1162 Kenneth Fruchter, Wenatchee, 1962 (Long Season) Pollorena (1 IP), Spokane vs Everett, August 10 3-0 715 Robert Beall, Walla Walla, 1970 (Short Season) Most Putouts, Game 2015 Preston Morrison (3 IP), Kyle Twomey (3 IP), Luis Hernandez (2 IP), 22 , Hillsboro vs. Eugene, August 12, 2014 Trey Masek (1 IP), Eugene vs Everett, August 16 3-0 Fewest Putouts (full game) 0 Gary Johnson, Tri-City vs. Wenatchee, August 21, 1962

Most Assists, Season 2 9 Harold Richie, Yakima and Meredith Morhardt, Wenatchee, 1961 (LS) 72 Juan Delgado, Grays Harbor, 1977 (Short Season) Most Assists, Game 5 Edwin Olsen, Lewiston vs. Salem, August 26, 1960 Karl Kuehl, Salem vs. Eugene, April 26, 1960 Brian (Murph) Proctor, Yakima vs. Bend, June 30, 1991 Todd Mensik, So. Oregon vs. Boise, September 5, 1996 Andrew Bushey, Tri-City vs. Eugene, June 22, 2003 Chad Noble, Boise vs. Tri-City, June 24, 2011 Rock Shoulders, Boise vs. Eugene, July 23, 2012

Most Errors, Season 32 Meredith Morhardt, Wenatchee, 1961 (Long Season) 22 Juan Delgado, Grays Harbor, 1977 (Short Season) Most Errors, Game 4 Herman Lewis, Yakima vs. Tri-City, June 29, 1955 Richard McLaughlin, Salem vs. Yakima, August 28, 1962 (consecutive plays) Barry Erdos, Salem vs. Yakima, May 14, 1965 Todd McDonald, Spokane vs. Eugene, August 16, 2016 Most Consecutive Errorless Games 58 Roy Nixon, Yakima, June 19 through August 12, 1956

Most Double Plays, Season 126 Harold Richie, Yakima, 1961 (Long Season) 1 8 Michael Shambaugh, Boise, 1988 (Short Season) Most Double Plays, Game 6 James Aylward, Bend vs. Medford, August 30, 1987 William Thompson, Salem-Keizer vs. Yakima, July 19, 2005

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SECOND BASEMEN THIRD BASEMEN

Highest Fielding Average, Season Highest Fielding Average, Season .989 Irvin Knowles, Tri-City, 1962 .986 Hillis Layne, Lewiston, 1955 Ryan Miller, Eugene, 2013 Most Putouts, Season Most Putouts, Season 133 John Riley, Tri-City, 1958 (Long Season) 389 Joe Jacobs, Lewiston, 1955 (Long Season) 85 Wilson Herbert, Medford, 1967 (Short Season) 208 Larry Viasin, Lewiston, 1966 (Short Season) Most Putouts, Game Most Putouts, Game 6 Peter Mikacich, Eugene vs. Wenatchee, July 28, 1957 12 Leslie Kuhnz, Tri-City vs. Lewiston, September 3, 1964 Damian Rolls, Yakima vs. So. Oregon, August 29, 1996 Christian Reyes, Vancouver vs. Yakima, July 20, 2001 Most Assists, Season 410 Raymond Tabacchi, Lewiston, 1960 (Long Season) Most Assists, Season 246 Edward Cervantes, Portland, 1974 (Short Season) 283 Ronald Campbell, Wenatchee, 1962 (Long Season) Most Assists, Game 214 Robert Christensen, Yakima, 1966 (Short Season) 11 Charles Hiller, Eugene vs. Yakima, May 8, 1959 Most Assists, Game Brock Bond, Salem-Keizer vs. Eugene, July 31, 2007 10 Timothy Doerr, Seattle vs. Lewiston, August 7, 1974 (2nd game)

Most Errors, Season Most Errors, Season 39 Daniel Sarver, Wenatchee, 1959 (Long Season) 44 Kenneth Meyer, Tri-City/Yakima, 1957 (Long Season) 5 3 Monte Little, Lewiston, 1967 (Short Season) 34 Garrett Beard, Salem, 1989 (Short Season) Most Errors, Game Most Errors, Game 4 Daryl Hadley, Yakima vs. Eugene, May 14, 1960 5 John Bellone, Spokane vs. Yakima, July 31, 1955 David Best, Tri-City vs. Salem, June 2, 1963 William Tomaselli, Eugene vs. Yakima, September, 1 1965 Joshua Hoffpauir, Vancouver vs. Salem-Keizer, September 4, 2000 Most Consecutive Errorless Games Matt Ray, Vancouver vs. Eugene, August 26, 2007 56 Hillis Layne, Lewiston, May 10 through July 14, 1955 Most Consecutive Errorless Games 9 5 Irvin Knowles, Tri-City, June 4 (2nd game) through July 27, 1962 Most Double Plays, Season 30 Henry Herrera, Tri-City/Wenatchee, 1956 (Long Season) Most Double Plays, Season 25 Kevin McGann, Bellingham, 1980 (Short Season) 111 Ronald Jackson, Spokane, 1956 (Long Season) Most Double Plays, Game 1 7 Paul Serna, Bellingham, 1980 (Short Season) 3 Allison Owen, Wenatchee vs. Salem, June 11, 1959 Most Double Plays, Game Daniel Zanolla, Spokane vs. Yakima, June 18, 1993 5 Maurice Lerner, Yakima vs. Lewiston, June 14, 1958 Asdrubal Oropeza, Eugene vs. Salem-Keizer, August 9, 1998 Raymond Tabacchi, Lewiston vs. Eugene, July 5, 1960 James Darnell, Eugene vs. Vancouver, August 22, 2008 Curtis Daniels, Walla Walla vs. Seattle, August 22, 1972 Jeff Spisok, Eugene vs. ri-City,T July 18, 1983 (1st game 7 innings) Martin Foley, Bend vs. Medford, August 30, 1987 Mark Minicozzi, Salem-Keizer vs. Yakima, July 19, 2005

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SHORTSTOP Highest Fielding Average, Season Highest Fielding Average, Season 1.000 Jeffrey Salazar, Tri-City, 2002 (157 total chances) .985 Joey Wong, Tri-City, 2009 Nicholas Blasi, Vancouver, 2004 (156 total chances) Daniel Poma, Yakima, 2012 (132 total chances) Most Putouts, Season Stanley Cook, Boise, 1989 (115 total chances) 2 26 Eugene Tanselli, Salem, 1955 (Long Season) Terrance Jones, Portland, 1974 (114 total chances) 163 Alfonso Mairena, Lewiston, 1967 (Short Season) Oscar Garcia, Eugene, 2010 (107 total chances) Charles (C.J.) Thomas, Yakima, 2000 (105 total chances) Most Putouts, Game Brian Shackelford, Spokane, 1998 (97 total chances) 9 Charles Quick, Wenatchee vs. Tri-City, July 12, 1959 Pin-Chieh Chen, Boise, 2011 (87 total chances) Derrin Doty, Boise, 1993 (86 total chances) Most Assists, Season Matthew Huntingford, Salem-Keizer, 2001 (80 total chances) 416 Roger Pembroke, Wenatchee, 1965 (Long Season) Ty Bilderback, Boise, 1995 (75 total chances) 256 Julio Franco, Central Oregon, 1979 (Short Season) Charles Nelson, Yakima, 1994 (71 total chances) Most Assists, Game Most Putouts, Season 14 Pedro Ruiz, Hillsboro vs. Eugene, August 17, 2014 350 Laurence Segovia, Wenatchee, 1956 (Long Season) 200 Ronald Little, Eugene, 1980 (Short Season) Most Errors, Season Most Putouts, Game 1 6 Donald Furnald, Tri-City, 1964 (Long Season) 12 A. Robert Perez, Lewiston vs. Yakima, August 2, 1962 1 5 Alfonso Eiland, Grays Harbor, 1977 (Short Season) Most Assists, Season Most Errors, Game 25 Napolean Gulley, Spokane, 1955 (Long Season) 6 Bernard Erhard, Bellingham vs. Yakima, July 5, 1991 22 Warren Brown, Salem, 1977 (Short Season) Most Errors, Inning Most Assists, Game 4 Thomas Alfredson, Salem vs. Eugene, July 25, 1983 (1st inning) 3 9 Players tied; most recent player: Jonah McReynolds, Spokane vs. Everett, July 29, 2017 Most Errors, Season Most Double Plays, Season 4 2 Napolean Gulley, Spokane, 1955 (Long Season) 6 9 Ralph Plumlee, Salem, 1962 (Long Season) 20 A. Michael Peters, Seattle, 1972 (Short Season) 60 Christopher Shultis, Boise, 1988 (Short Season) Most Errors, Game Most Double Plays, Game 4 Harold Breeden, Yakima vs. Eugene, June 23, 1964 6 Cesar de la Rosa, Bend vs. Medford, August 30, 1987 Most Consecutive Errorless Games 93 Walter O’Neill, Yakima, June 25, 1959-season end; Tri-City, May 27- June 6, 1960 Most Double Plays, Season 8 Napolean Gulley, Spokane, 1955 (Long Season) 6 R. William Getz, Eugene, 1974; Warren Brown, Salem, 1977; M. Glen Walker, Bellingham, 1980 (Short Season) Most Double Plays, Game 2 Alexis Alexander, Spokane vs. Vancouver, June 20, 2002; Myrio Richard, Vancouver vs. Boise, July 12, 2009; Jonathan Jones, Vancouver vs. Salem-Keizer, June 26, 2011; Eloy Jimenez, Eugene vs. Everett, June 18, 2015; Darius Day, Spokane vs. Vancouver, August 17, 2016

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CATCHERS PITCHERS Highest Fielding Average, Season Highest Fielding Average, Season 1.000 James Johnson, Lewiston, 1959 (49 total chances) (Long Season) 1.000 Yoon-Min Kweon, Eugene, 2000 Stephen Fireovid, Walla Walla, 1978 (40 total chances) (Short Season) Ryan Miller, Eugene, 2013 [Many have fielded 1.000 for a season, but Johnson & Fireovid had the most fielding chances.] Most Putouts, Season Most Putouts, Season 892 John McNamara, Lewiston, 1958 (Long Season) 19 Michael Guischer, Portland, 1975 (Accomplished in Short Season) 534 Bret Hemphill, Boise, 1994 (Short Season) Most Putouts, Game Most Putouts, Game 5 Kenneth Hamilton, Yakima vs. Bend, June 30, 1991 3 2 Dustin Garneau, Tri-City vs. Everett, July 30, 2010 (14 innings) Most Assists, Season 3 2 Fernando Pujadas, Salem-Keizer vs. Eugene, June 27, 2014 (14 innings) 0 7 Thornton Kipper, Lewiston, 1958 (Long Season) 3 2 Sam Tidaback, Boise vs. Eugene, July 4, 2017 (20 innings) 5 4 Donald Standley, Spokane, 1972 (Short Season) Most Assists, Game Most Assists, Season 9 Christian Hanson, Bend vs. Lewiston, July 2, 1971 3 9 John McNamara, Lewiston, 1955 (Long Season) Tommy Woodard, Grays Harbor vs. Boise, July 3, 1976 7 7 Daniel Firova, Bellingham, 1980 (Short Season) Most Errors, Season Most Assists, Game 12 Paul Jaeckel, Wenatchee, 1963 (Long Season) 8 Sherman Lacrus, Spokane vs Vancouver, August 29, 2015 8 Henry Robinson, Eugene, 1985 (Short Season) Sam Tidaback, Boise vs. Eugene, July 4, 2017 James Magill, Bellingham, 1990 Ira Brown, Spokane, 2002 Most Errors, Season Most Errors, Game 33 Bradley Gulden, Bellingham, 1975 (Accomplished in Short Season) 4 Glenn Godwin, Medford vs. Walla Walla, September 1, 1982 Most Errors, Game Most Double Plays, Season 4 Charles Chaney, Tri-City vs. Lewiston, August 10, 1969 8 Gene Calder, Eugene, 1959 (Long Season) Most Consecutive Errorless Games 6 Ronald Gill, Walla Walla, 1974 (Short Season) 54 Gerald Cooper, Wenatchee, June 7 through August 19, 1959 Most Double Plays, Game John McNamara, Lewiston, June 12 through August 1, 1959 2 David Kostenuk, Tri-City vs. Wenatchee, May 6, 1956 Thornton Kipper, Lewiston vs. Salem, May 7, 1958 Most Double Plays, Season Robert Flair, Eugene vs. Salem, September 3, 1959 15 John McNamara, Lewiston, 1958 (Long Season) Gene Calder, Eugene vs. Salem, April 26, 1960 13 Benny Looper, Lewiston, 1969 (Short Season) David Gray, Tri-City vs. Yakima, July 8, 1960 Most Double Plays, Game Frederick Rick, Tri-City vs. Yakima, July 8, 1960 3 Milton Martin, Tri-City vs. Wenatchee, May 6, 1956 Anthony Fernandez, Everett vs. Spokane, July 10, 2010 Jose (Jake) Azcue, Wenatchee vs. Lewiston, June 18, 1958 Joel Payambs, Tri-City vs. Spokane, August 15, 2014 William Lachemann, Salem vs. Eugene, May 2, 1961 SERVICE Most Passed Balls, Season Most Years Played in League 7 3 Vernon Piver, Tri-City, 1958; Richard Dietz, Eugene, 1962 (Long Seas) 7 Melvin Krause, Salem, 1955-56; Eugene, 1957-61 30 Carlos Escalera, Eugene, 1986 (Short Season) Most Clubs Played for in League Most Passed Balls, Game 5 Donald Frailey, Salem, 1955; Eugene, 1957; Lewiston, 1958; 6 Steven Howder, Medford vs. Tri-City, June 28, 1970 (2nd game) Tri-City, 1959; Salem/Wenatchee, 1960 David Alderman, Salem vs. Central Oregon, August 13, 1980 Most Games Played, Lifetime 750 Melvin Krause, Salem, 1955-56; Eugene, 1957-61 Most Games Won by Pitcher, Lifetime 64 J. Vernon Kindsfather, Tri-City, 1955-56; Salem, 1957-58 62 63 General Team Records General Team Records

Highest Attendance, Season, League Longest Game, Innings 1,088,981 - 2017 25 - Eugene (6) vs. Everett (5), August 18 & 24, 1989 Highest Paid Attendance, Season, Team Longest Game, Time 249,995 - Portland, 1996 7 hrs. 13 mins. - Eugene at Everett, started August 18, 1989, was suspended Highest Paid Attendance, Date due to league curfew after 19 innings with the score tied 5-5. Game resumed 20,600 - Eugene at Portland, June 15, 1995 at Eugene on August 24, won by Eugene 6-5 in 25 innings. 6 hrs. 37 mins. - Spokane at Tri-City, started August 16, 2004, was suspended Most Championships Won due to league curfew after 20 innings with score tied 1-1 (it had been a score 8 - Yakima: 1956, 1958-60, 1963-64, 1996, 2000; less tie for 18 innings). Game resumed the next night, won by Spokane 2-1 in Spokane 1987-90, 1999, 2003, 2005, 2008 23 innings. Most Consecutive Championships Won 4 - Spokane: 1987-90 Most Players Used During Season 63 Hillsboro, 2016 Most Games Won, Season 86 - Yakima, 1956; Lewiston, 1965 (Long Season) 57 - Tri-City, 1966 (84 total games); Salem-Keizer, 2007 (76 total games) (SS) Most Home Games Won, Season 32 - Medford, 1982 (Short Season) Fewest Games Won, Season 47 - Spokane, 1955; Lewiston, 1955; Salem, 1958 & 1965 (Long Season) 17 - Bellingham, 1975 (Short Season) Most Consecutive Games Won 15 - Eugene, August 5 - August 19, 2016 Most Consecutive Home Games Won 14 - Medford, August 10-11, 14-18, August 25-September 2, 1982 (last 14 home games) Highest Percentage, Games Won, Season 75.7% - Medord, 1982 (53-17) Highest Percentage, Home Games Won, Season 91.4% - Medford, 1982 (32-3)

Most Games Lost, Season 91 - Wenatchee, 1960 (Long Season) 61 - Bellingham, 1975 (Short Season) Fewest Games Lost, Season 45 - Eugene, 1955; Yakima, 1956 (Long Season) 17 - Medford, 1982 (Short Season) Most Consecutive Games Lost 25 - Bellingham, June 21-July 11, 1975 (1st 25 games of season)

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Highest Average, Season Most 3-Base Hits, Season .302 Boise, 1999 73 Salem, 1955 (Long Season) Lowest Average by Leader, Season 9 4 Salem-Keizer, 1998 (Short Season) .254 Eugene, 1966; Tri-City, 1973 Most 3-Base Hits, Game, One Club 5 Walla Walla vs. Portland, July 16, 1975 (1st game) Most Times At Bat, Season Yakima vs. Tri-City, August 3, 2012 4,669 Yakima, 1964 (Long Season) 2,777 Boise, 1997 (Short Season) Most Home Runs, Season Most Times At Bat, 9 Inning Game 134 Yakima, 1960 (Long Season) 7 5 Lewiston vs. Salem, September 2, 1960 86 Walla Walla, 1978; Eugene, 1996 (Short Season) Fewest Home Runs, Season Most Runs, Season 12 Seattle, 1976 897 Yakima, 1960 (Long Season) Most Home Runs, Game, One Team 556 Boise, 1999 (Short Season) 7 Tri-City vs. Eugene, July 4, 1964; Portland vs. Boise, July 15, 1999 Most Runs, Game, One Club 28 Yakima vs. Spokane, May 15, 1956 Most Runs Batted In, Season Most Runs, Game, Both Clubs 809 Yakima, 1960 (Long Season) 40 Yakima (28) vs. Spokane (12), May 15, 1956 495 Boise, 1999 (Short Season) Most Runs, Inning, One Club Most Runs Batted In, Game, One Team 7 1 Bellingham vs. Spokane, August 17, 1993, 3rd inning (15 runners 25 Salem vs. Spokane, May 8, 1955; Yakima vs. Spokane, May 15, 1956 reached base & 12 runs scored before the 1st out). Most Stolen Bases, Season Most Hits, Season 246 Portland, 1974 (Accomplished in Short Season) 1,369 Yakima, 1964 (Long Season) Most Stolen Bases, Game, One Team 814 Boise, 1999 (Short Season) 11 Portland vs. Tr-City, August 4, 1974 (2nd game) Most Hits, Game, One Club Most Sacrifice Hits, Season 29 Eugene vs. Spokane, June 23, 1956 121 Wenatchee, 1956 (Long Season) Most One Base Hits, Game 56 Salem, 1979 (Short Season) 21 Boise vs. Eugene, August 20, 2017 Most Sacrifice Hits, Game, One Team 5 Wenatchee vs. Tri-City, July 21, 1956; Most Total Bases, Season Eugene vs. Lewiston, June 23, 1957 2,074 Yakima, 1964 (Long Season) 1,201 Boise, 1997 (Short Season) Most Sacrifice Flies, Season Most Total Bases, Game 66 Lewiston, 1956 (Long Season) 1 5 Eugene vs. Spokane, June 23, 1956 43 Bellingham, 1986; Everett, 1986 (Short Season) Most Sacrifice Flies, Game, One Team Most 2-Base Hits, Season 6 Eugene vs. Spokane, June 28, 2006 242 Tri-City, 1955 (Long Season) 178 Salem-Keizer, 2007 (Short Season) Most Bases on Balls, Season Most 2-Base Hits, Game, One Club 742 Wenatchee, 1955 (Long Season) 10 Lewiston vs. Salem, September 2, 1960; Lewiston vs. Medford, 508 Medford, 1986 (Short Season) August 11, 1970 Most Bases on Balls, Game, One Team Tri-City vs. Yakima, July 22, 2004; Boise vs. Vancouver, August 19, 22 Seattle vs. Bellingham, June 23, 1974 (2nd game) 2008 Most Bases on Balls, Game, Both Teams Salem-Keizer vs. Yakima, July 12, 2009 28 Walla Walla (18) vs. Bellingham (10), June 24, 1977 66 67 Team Batting Records Team Pitching Records

Most Times Hit by Pitcher, Season Lowest Earned Run Average, Season 91 Vancouver, 2007 (Accomplished in Short Season) 2.43 Boise, 1990 Most Times Hit by Pitcher, Game, One Team Highest Earned Run Average, Season 6 So. Oregon vs. Bellingham, August 7, 1990; 6.42 Boise, 1978 Tri-City vs. Yakima, July 22, 2004 Complete Games (Most in Season) Most Strikeouts, Season 46 Portland, 1974 1,129 Tri-City, 1963 (Long Season) 791 Everett, 2007 (Short Season) Shutouts (Most in Season) Most Strikeouts, Game, One Team 11 Hillsboro, 2015 4 2 Everett vs. Tri-City, July 30, 2010 (14 innings) Saves (Most in Season) Eugene vs. Boise, July 4, 2017 (20 innings) 33 Eugene, 1996 Most Strikeouts, Game, Both Teams 44 Boise (20) vs. Eugene (24), July 4, 2017 Innings Pitched (Most in Season) Fewest Strikeouts, Season 695 1/3 Eugene, 2017 573 Wenatchee, 1955 (Long Season) 313 Portland, 1976 (Short Season) Most Hits Allowed, Season 827 Boise, 1978 Most Times Grounded into , Season Most Hits Allowed, Game 120 Wenatchee, 1961 (Long Season - records not available for 1955-58) 29 Spokane vs. Eugene, June 23, 1956 8 7 Salem-Keizer, 2011 (Short Season) Spokane, 2014 Most Runs Allowed, Season 588 Boise, 1978 Most Runners Left on Bases, Season Most Runs Allowed, Game 1,158 Wenatchee, 1959 (Long Season) 28 Spokane vs. Yakima, May 15, 1956 680 Tri-City, 1967 (Short Season) Most Runners Left on Bases, Game, One Team Earned Runs (Most Allowed in Season) 21 Eugene vs. Lewiston, June 6, 1962 (1st game) 438 Boise, 1978 Fewest Runners Left on Bases, Game, One Team 0 Eugene vs. Bellingham, July 11, 1995 (11-inning game, Eugene lost Most Home Runs Allowed, Season 3-2) 82 Everett, 2004 Most Home Runs Allowed, Game Fewest Opponents Runs Scored, Season 7 Eugene vs.Tri-City, July 4, 1964; Boise vs. Portland, July 15, 1999 528 Eugene, 1955 (Long Season) 250 Boise, 1990 (Short Season) Most Bases on Balls, Season 530 Bellingham, 1975 Most Bases on Balls, Game 22 Bellingham vs. Seattle, June 23, 1974 (2nd game) Fewest Bases on Balls, Season 182 Eugene, 2005

Most Hit Batsmen, Season 9 7 Tri-City, 2014 Most Hit Batsmen, Game 6 Bellingham vs. So. Oregon, August 7, 1990; Yakima vs.Tri-City, July 22, 2004 68 69 Team Pitching Records Team Fielding Records

Most Strikeouts, Season Highest Fielding Average, Season 764 Tri-City, 2018 .97698 Salem-Keizer, 2006 Most Strikeouts, Game .97672 Spokane, 2003 4 2 Tri-City vs. Everett, July 30, 2010 (14 innings) Lowest Fielding Average by Leader, Season Boise vs. Eugene, July 4, 2017 (20 innings) .947 Lewiston, 1969; Walla Walla, 1971 Most Strikeouts, Game, Both Teams 44 Boise (24) vs. Eugene (20), July 4, 2017 (20 innings) Putouts (Most in Season) 3,535 Lewiston, 1963 (Long Season) Wild Pitches (Most in Season) 2,125 Tri-City, 1967 (Short Season) 113 Boise, 2014 Most Assists, Season Balks (Most in Season) 1,515 Spokane, 1956 (Long Season) 42 Bellingham, 1988 956 Walla Walla, 1974 (Short Season) Most Assists, Game 28 Hillsboro vs. Vancouver, July 7, 2013 (19 inn.) Vancouver vs. Hillsboro, July 7, 2013 (19 inn.) 4 2 Vancouver vs. Eugene July 18, 2011 Fewest Assists, Game 0 Salem vs. Walla Walla, August 1, 1981 (14 retired on strikeouts, 5 on flies, 4 on flies, 1 on an unassisted groundout)

Most Errors, Season 274 Spokane, 1956 (Long Season) 228 Bellingham, 1975 (Short Season) Most Errors, Game 11 Bellingham vs. Yakima, July 5, 1991 Fewest Errors, Season 155 Tri-City, 1962 (Long Season) 9 6 Spokane, 2003; Salem-Keizer, 2006; Vancouver, 2012 (Short Season)

Most Double Plays, Season 152 Spokane, 1956 (Long Season) 2 10 Bellingham, 1980 (Short Season) Most Double Plays, Game 6 Bend vs. Medford, August 30, 1987; Salem-Keizer vs. Yakima, July 19, 2005 Vancouver vs. Boise, August 9, 2013

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1955 Hillis Layne, Lew, .391 2000 Lance Niekro, K-K, .362 1955 Robert Duretto, Wen, 27 1993 Todd Greene, Boi, 15 1956 Charles Essegian, Sal, .366 2001 Syketo Anderson, Boi., 376 1956 Vincent Moreci, Yak, 36 1994 Don Denbow, Ev, 12 1957 Karl Kuehl, Sal, .347 2002 Kevin Collins, Boi., .342 1957 Ellis, Burton, TC, 23 Derrick Gibson, Bend 1958 Arnold Hallgren, Lew, .349 2003 Dane Bubela, Spo., .323 1958 Larry Helms, Wen, 26 1995 Ryan Kane, Boi, 14 1959 Gerald Mason, Wen, .356 2004 Brian Horwitz, S-K, .347 1959 Joe Wilson, Sal, 30 1996 Steven Hacker, Eug, 21 1960 Thomas Agosta, TC, .384 2005 William Thompson, S-K, .384 1960 Robert Nelson, TC, 29 1997 Michael Marchiano, Ev, 15 1961 Meredith Morhardt, Wen, .339 2006 Cyle Hankerd, Yak., .384 1961 Raynor Youngdahl, TC, 28 1998 , SO, 20 1962 Gary Johnson, TC, .341 2007 Luis Durango, Eug., .367 1962 , Wen, 24 1999 Kirk Asche, SO, 17 1963 Lorne Johnson, Yak, .327 2008 Dan Robertson, Eug., .377 1963 Daniel Kern, Yak, 24 Lamont Matthews, Yak 1964 William Robinson, Yak, .348 2009 Jason Orata, Spo., .366 1964 John Warner, TC, 37 2000 Chad Santos, Spo, 14 1965 Arlie Burge, Lew, .354 2010 Alvaro Ramirez, Boi., .350 1965 Herman Rathman, TC, 31 2001 Gregory Sain, Eug, 16 1966 Oscar Brown, Yak, .346 2011 , S-K, .341 1966 Roy Gleason, TC, 16 2002 Jonathan Nelson, Ev, 17 1967 Von Joshua, TC, .363 2012 Steve Bruno, Boi., .361 1967 Nick Van Lue, Eug, 16 2003 Jamie D’Antona, Yak, 15 1968 William Brooks, Lew, .311 2013 Kevin Encarnacion, Boi., .319 1968 Joseph Ferguson, TC, 12 Brad Vericker, S-K 1969 Robert Buckner, RV, .348 2014 Eduard Pinto, Spo., .335 1969 Bruce Hotchkiss, WW, 12 2004 Colt Morton, Eug, 17 1970 Robert Beall, WW, .389 2015 Drew Jackson, Eve., .358 1970 Lloyd Hutchison, WW, 14 2005 Freddie Thon, Spo, 12 1971 Dane Iorg, WW, .367 2016 Eric Filia, Eve., .362 Dale Sanner, CBNB Luis Valbuena, Ev 1972 John (Jerry) Turner, TC, .377 2017 Logan Baldwin, S-K, .342 Blas Santana, WW 2006 Russell Canzier, Boi, 16 1973 Michael Dupree, WW, .351 1971 Robert Davis, TC, 14 Adam Witter, S-K 1974 William Hamilton, WW, .352 Terry Thompson, Bend 2007 Ian Gac, Spo, 17 1975 Richard S weet, WW, .350 1972 James Buckner, Lew, 17 2008 Collin Cowgill, Yak, 11 1976 Ronald McNeely, Boi, .403 1973 Stephen D. Smith, TC, 10 2009 Gerardo Avila, Ev, 13 1977 Steven Sbragia, Sal, .376 Gerald Stone, WW 2010 Kevin Mailloux, Ev, 15 1978 Danny Thomas, Boi, .359 Gary Walls, WW 2011 Paul Hoilman, Boi, 17 1979 Pedro Rabassa, Vic, .381 1974 Richard Meily, Eug, 15 2012 Taylor Ard, Eve, 12 1980 George Perez, WW, .377 1975 Donald Reynolds, WW, 15 Patrick Kivlehan, Eve 1981 Anthony Gwynn, WW, .331 1976 Michael Rodriguez, Boi, 12 2013 L.B. Danzler, Van, 9 1982 James Eppard, Med, .376 1977 Juan Delgado, GH, 16 2014 Ryan McBroom, Van, 11 1983 William Hance, TC, .340 David Henderson, Bel Luke Tendler, Spo 1984 Ronald King, TC, .370 1978 Albert Richmond, WW, 17 2015 , S-K, 12 1985 Keith Foley, TC, .376 1979 James Durrman, Med, 10 2016 Gio Brusa, S-K, 10 1986 Thomas LeVasseur, Spo, .372 Julio Franco, CO 2017 Curtis Terry, Spo., 12 1987 Robert Moore, Eug, .374 1980 William Darkis, CO, 25 1988 Scott Bigham, Spo, .334 1981 Graham Conklin, Bel, 15 1989 David Staton, Spo, .362 1982 Phillip Strom, Med, 15 1990 Jonathan (Jay) Gainer, Spo, .356 1983 Oriol Perez, Bel, 15 1991 Michael Neill, SO, .350 1984 Bradley Pounders, Spo, 10 1992 Sandy Martinez, Yak, .333 1985 Daniel Lamar, TC, 17 1993 Mark Simmons, Boi, .304 1986 John Jaha, TC, 15 1994 Christopher Latham, Yak, .340 1987 Mark Owens, Ev, 16 1995 Daniel Buxbaum, Boi, .329 1988 Robert Hamelin, Eug, 17 1996 Adam Johnson, Eug, .314 1989 David Staton, Spo, 17 1997 Goefrey Tomlinson, Spo, .338 1990 Matthew Mieske, Spo, 12 1998 , Por, .352 1991 Leon Glenn, Bend, 15 1999 Kenneth Harvey, Spo, .397 1992 Larry Sutton, Eug, 15 72 73 Yearly Leaders - Runs Batted In Leaders Yearly Leaders - Stolen Bases Leaders

1955 Robert Duretto, Wen, 143 1999 Robb Quinlan, Boi, 77 1955 Joe Jacobs, Lew, 62 1999 Carlos Rosario, SO, 31 1956 Herman Lewis, Yak, 140 2000 Jeffrey Wagner, Boi, 53 1956 Joe Jacobs, Lew, 44 2000 Jamal Strong, Ev, 60 1957 Herman Lewis, Yak, 114 2001 Jonathan Johnson, Boi, 61 1957 Joe Jacobs, Lew, 37 2001 Marcus Nettles, Eug, 35 1958 Larry Helms, Wen, 116 2002 Jonathan Nelson, Ev, 64 1958 Reginald Hamilton, TC, 50 2002 Marland Williams, Yak, 51 1959 Walter O’Neil, Yak, 100 2003 Conor Jackson, Yak, 60 1959 Calix Bauer, TC, 26 2003 Steve Garabrants, Yak, 30 1960 Edmund Zander, Yak, 122 2004 , Yak, 63 1960 Leonard Tucker, Yak, 48 2004 Yung-Chi Chen, Ev, 25 1961 Edward Kopacz, Sal, 112 2005 Luis Valbuena, Ev, 51 1961 Ronald Phifer, Eug, 27 2005 Davy Gregg, Boi, 36 1962 Gary Johnson, TC, 103 2006 Russell Canzier, Boi, 61 1962 Victor Pagel, Sal, 36 2006 , S-K, 35 1963 Daniel Kern, Yak, 101 2007 Garrett Baker, S-K, 64 1963 Victor Pagel, Sal, 46 2007 Michael Mitchell, TC, 32 1964 Clarence Jones, Sal, 120 2008 Mike Loberg, S-K, 49 1964 Cleo James, Sal, 64 2008 Tyson Gillies, Ev, 24 1965 Michael Fiore, TC, 106 2009 Nathan Freiman, Eug, 68 1965 David May, TC, 32 Nate Tenbrink, Ev 1966 Douglas Pautz, Eug, 53 2010 Yazy Arbelo, Yak, 55 1966 Billy Grabarkewitz, TC, 21 2009 Hak-Ju Lee, Boi, 25 1967 Nick Van Lue, Eug, 77 2011 Joe Panik, S-K, 54 1967 Jerry Bartee, Lew, 22 2010 Roberto Ortiz, Yak, 23 1968 Ronald Cey, TC, 62 2012 Taylor Ard, Eve, 58 1968 Robert Buckner, TC, 24 2011 Jesus Galindo, S-K, 47 1969 Stephen Cooley, TC, 62 2013 Yasiel Balaguert, Boi, 48 1969 Thomas Thompson, Lew, 18 2012 Jamodrick McGruder, Eve, 30 1970 Alan Wise, Bend, 65 2014 Franklin Barreto, Van, 61 1970 Phillip Bushman, Bend, 36 2013 Ian Parmley, Van, 28 1971 Robert Davis, TC, 83 2015 Miguel Gomez, S-K, 52 1971 Marc Rhea, TC, 32 2014 Roemon Fields, Van, 48 1972 James Buckner, Lew, 62 2016 Kristian Brito, Eve., 46 1972 Nathaniel Clayton, Lew, 44 2015 Drew Jackson, Eve, 47 1973 Jose Del Moral, Bel, 58 Eric Filia, Eve. 1973 Reginald Thomas, Por, 71 2016 Garrett Hampson, Boi., 36 1974 Barry Moss, Eug, 69 2017 Ryan Kirby, S-K, 65 1974 Reginald Thomas, Por, 72 2017 Steven Linkous, Boi., 37 1975 Richard Sweet, WW, 66 1975 George McPherson, Eug, 28 1976 Broderick Perkins, WW, 63 1976 Michael Wilson, Bel, 36 1977 Barry Evans, WW, 64 1977 Ozzie Smith, WW, 30 1978 Albert Richmond, WW, 60 1978 Nicholas Belmonte, Boi, 52 1979 Douglas Lulay, WW, 62 1979 Bobby Garrett, Med, 58 1980 William Darkis, CO, 73 1980 Aaron Cain, GH, 43 1981 Graham Conklin, Bel, 57 1981 Eric Davis, Eug, 40 1982 Phillip Strom, Med, 71 1982 Michael Madril, Sal, 45 1983 Reginald Montgomery, Sal, 47 1983 A. Keith Thrower, Med, 62 1984 Bradley Hill, TC, 59 1984 Samuel Haley, Bel, 58 1985 Daniel Lamar, TC, 69 1985 Michael Loggins, Eug, 35 1986 Carlos Escalera, Eug, 69 1986 Ted Williams, Bel, 51 1987 Steven Hendricks, Spo, 75 1987 Paul Faries, Spo, 30 1988 John Kuehl, Spo, 65 1988 , SO, 42 1989 David Staton, Spo, 72 1989 Darrell Sherman, Spo, 58 1990 Matthew Mieske, Spo, 63 1990 D. Lee Sammons, Bend, 45 1991 Brian (Murph) Proctor, Yak, 61 1991 Vernon Spearman, Yak, 56 1992 Larry Sutton, Eug, 58 1992 Renaldo Bullock, Bel, 40 1993 Todd Greene, Boi, 71 1993 Christian Prieto, Spo, 36 1994 , Yak, 58 1994 James Johnson, Spo, 39 1995 Ryan Kane, Boi, 59 1995 Kevin Gibbs, Yak, 38 1996 Kit Pellow, Spo, 66 1996 Michael Caruso, Bel, 24 1997 Dermal Brown, Spo, 73 Trent Durrington, Boi 1998 Jason Hart, SO, 69 1997 Michael Byas, S-K, 51 1998 Juan Pierre, Por, 38 74 75 Yearly Leaders - Slugging Average Leaders Yearly Leaders - On-Base Average Leaders

1966 Roy Gleason, TC .532 2013 Kevin Encarnacion, Boi .514 1966 Billy Grabarkewitz, TC .488 2014 Shane Hoelscher, TC .427 1967 Von Joshua, TC .521 2014 Marcus Davis, Eug .537 1967 NA 2015 Drew Jackson, Eve, .432 1968 Joe Ferguson, TC .522 2015 Chris Shaw, S-K, .536 1968 NA 2016 Eric Filia, Eve., .450 1969 James Cardasis, RV .538 2016 Heath Quinn, S-K, .571 1969 James Cardasis, RV .429 2017 Steven Linkous, Boi., .409 1970 Terry Thompson, Bend .599 2017 Daulton Varsho, Hil., .534 1970 Bob Beall, WW .556 1971 Terry Thompson, Bend .565 1971 Allan Wise, Bend .521 1972 James Buckner, Lew .654 1972 Jerry Turner, TC .486 1973 Reggie Thomas, Por .494 1973 NA 1974 Richard Meily, Eug .523 1974 William (Lin) Hamiltion, WW .464 1975 , Eug. .611 1975 Gene Menees, WW .458 1976 Broderick Perkins, WW .561 1976 Robert Kraft, Sea .474 1977 Juan Delgado, GH .589 1977 Robert Potts, Eug .435 1978 Danny Thomas, Boi .653 1978 Paul Stevens, GH .517 1979 Pedro Rabassa, Vic .597 1979 Pedro Rabassa, Vic .531 1980 Willie Darkis, CO .687 1980 Jerry Willard, CO .481 1981 Anthony Gwynn, WW .612 1981 Eric Davis, Eug .467 1982 Phillip Strom, Med .588 1982 Jose Gomez, WW .528 1983 Bert Martinez, TC .553 1983 Doug Reibel, Sal .466 1984 Ron King, TC .506 1984 Ron King, TC .516 1985 Danny Lamar, TC .664 1985 Danny Lamar, TC .446 1986 John Jaha, TC .558 1986 Tom LaVaseur, Spo .498 1987 Mark Owens, Ev .639 1987 Mark Owens, Ev .479 1988 , Eug .604 1988 Bob Hamelin, Eug .431 1989 Dave Staton, Spo .537 1989 Darrell Sherman, Spo .459 1990 Jay Gainer, Spo .537 1990 Brian Grebeck, Boi .454 1991 Matt Brewer, Ev .569 1991 Joe Randa, Eug .438 1992 Larry Sutton, Eug .597 1992 Larry Sutton, Eug .433 1993 Keith Williams, Ev .535 1993 Bill Mueller, Ev .425 1994 John Donati, Boi .549 1994 Charles Nelson, Yak .461 1995 Danny Buxbaum, Boi .498 1995 Danny Buxbaum, Boi .446 1996 Kip Pellow, Spo .559 1996 Jeremy Giambi, Spo .440 1997 Dee Brown, Spo .564 1997 Geof Tomlinson, spo .440 1998 Jake Weber, Ev .545 1998 Jake Weber, Ev .471 1999 Ken Harvey, Spo .598 1999 Ken Harvey, Spo .477 2000 Lance Niekro, S-K .551 2000 Brad Downing, Boi .426 2001 Condor Cash, Boi .576 2001 Brad Bouras, Boi .419 2002 Kevin Collins, Boi .668 2002 David stone, S-K .435 2003 Brad Veriker, S-K .551 2003 Dane Bubela, Spo .436 2004 Chris Carter, Yak .578 2004 Tug Hulett, Spo .444 2005 J.B. Tucker, Ev .580 2005 William Thompson, S-K .452 2006 Adam Witter, S-K .585 2006 Chad Huffman, Eug 439. 2007 Greg Halma, Ev .597 2007 , Boi .470 2008 Andrew Rundle, Boi .563 2008 Dan Robertson, Eug .443 2009 Gerardo Avila, Ev .582 2009 Ryan Wheeler, Yak .461 2010 Kevin Mailloux, Ev .576 2010 Kevin Rivers, Ev .466 2011 Jabari Blash, Ev. .574 2011 Shawn Payne, S-K .410 762012 Patrick Kivlehan, Ev .511 2012 Stephen Bruno, Boi .442 77 2013 Ronnie Richardson, Eug .475 Yearly Leaders - Lowest Earned Run Leaders Yearly Leaders - Games Won

1955 George Storti, Eug, 2.26 2000 Jason Farmer, S-K, 1.62 1955 Robert Roberts, Wen, 21 1991 Lenny Ayres, Ev, 8 1956 Andrew George, Sal, 2.70 2001 Jesse Foppert, S-K, 1.93 1956 Richard Young, Yak, 22 David Baumann, Yak 1957 James Bailey, Wen, 1.92 2002 Gregory Bruso, S-K, 1.99 1957 Ollie Brantley, Eug, 22 Julian Heredia, Boi 1958 Thorton Kipper, Lew, 2.72 2003 Jesse Floyd, S-K, 1.73 1958 Thornton Kipper, Lew, 23 Shawn Purdy, Boi 1959 Roger Clapp, Yak, 2.48 2004 Clint Brannon, Spo, 0.59 1959 Roger Clapp, Yak, 21 William Van Landingham, Ev 1960 Don Tarlton, TC, 2.98 2005 Michael Madsen, Van, 1.69 1960 Frederick Rick, TC, 20 1992 Michael Butler, Boi, 9 1961 Larry Danforth, Lew, 2.41 2006 Adam Cowart, S-K, 1.08 1961 Larry Danforth, Lew, 20 1993 Steven Day, Ev, 9 1962 L. William Ballou, Wen, 3.41 2007 Joshua Collmenter, Yak, 2.71 1962 Darrell Peters, Sal, 15 1994 Craig Scheffler, Yak, 8 1963 Terry Barber, Sal, 2.58 2008 Mike Loree, S-K, 2.44 C. Arthur Thompson, Wen 1995 Grant Vermillion, Boi, 12 1964 Eugene Garnell, Yak, 3.02 2009 Nicholas Greenwood, Eug, 1.71 1963 Ronald Herr, Yak, 16 1996 Thomas Darrell, Boi, 8 1965 Larry Loughlin, Eug, 2.12 2010 Josh Hungerman, TC, 2.18 1964 Philip Brown, Sal, 17 1997 Michael Riley, S-K, 9 1966 Robert Baird, Eug, 1.36 2011 Jose Campos, Ev, 2.32 1965 Samuel Cook, Wen, 15 Matthew Wise, Boi 1967 Wayne Swango, Eug, 0.88 2012 Taylor Cole, Van, .81 1966 Albert Choate, TC, 12 1998 Christopher Mears, Ev, 9 1968 Mark Ballinger, Eug, 2.79 2013 Kelvin Vasquez, Spo, 2.13 Raymond Lamb, TC Shawn Sedlacek, Spo 1969 Craig Scramuzzo, WW, 2.33 2014 Jairo Labourt, Van, 1.77 1967 Wayne Swango, Eug, 12 1999 Craig Anderson, Ev, 10 1970 Ronald Hall, Med, 3.03 2015 Carlos Hernandez, Hil, 2.32 1968 James Alviso, Eug, 9 2000 Mark Freed, Eug, 9 1971 Gerald Lewis, Bend, 2.69 2016 Patrick Murphy, Van., 2.84 Richard Dorsch, TC 2001 Angel Guzman, Boi, 9 1972 Donald Standley, Spo, 2.33 2017 Ben Sheckler, TC, 2.60 1969 Albert Dawson, RV, 10 2002 Gabriel Ribas, Eug, 8 1973 Michael Allen, WW, 1.72 1970 Edward Cecil, Bend, 10 2003 Robert Corrado, Spo, 8 1974 Guy (Skip) Todd, Bel, 1.73 H. Wayne Sinclair, CBNB 2004 Shawn Nottingham, Ev, 9 1975 Paul Moskau, Eug, 1.50 1971 Robert Wolf, CBNB, 13 2005 Sergio Romo, S-K, 7 1976 Stephen Mura, WW, 1.37 1972 Donald Standley, Spo, 10 2006 Adam Cowart, S-K, 10 1977 Gregory Biercevicz, Bel, 0.90 1973 Esteban Texidor, Bel, 10 2007 Thomas Brewer, S-K, 9 1978 Francis Hirschy, GH, 1.99 1974 Guy (Skip) Todd, Bel, 11 Andrew De La Garza, S-K 1979 Joseph Georger, Bel, 2.18 1975 Paul Moskau, Eug, 10 2008 Wilfredo Boscan, Spo, 9 1980 R. Neil Bryant, WW, 2.51 1976 Thomas Winkelbauer, Por, 10 2009 Craig Bennigson, TC, 8 1981 Curtis Heidenreich, Eug, 2.39 1977 Gregory Biercevicz, Bel, 11 2010 Anthony Fernandez, Ev, 8 1982 Randall Newman, Bel, 1.88 1978 David Jannusch, GH, 13 Nathan Long, Van 1983 Michael Spini, WW, 1.34 1979 Edward Koziol, Vic, 9 Chris Sorce, Ev 1984 Russell Kibler, Med, 1.74 1980 Kenneth Klacza, Vic, 11 2011 Christian Bergman, TC, 7 1985 J. Clayton Parker, Bel, 1.55 1981 Robert Vavrock, Med, 9 Philip Brua, Van 1986 Richard DeLucia, Bel, 1.70 1982 Eric Berry, Med, 9 Nelson Gonzalez, TC 1987 James Campbell, Eug, 0.73 1983 Mark Bauer, Med, 12 2012 Javier Avendano, Van, 8 1988 Wesley Bliven, Bend, 2.04 1984 Gregory Brake, Med, 12 Alexander Carreras, Yak 1989 Richard Davis, Spo, 1.35 1985 Timothy Burcham, Sal, 8 2013 Andrew Leenhouts, S-K, 9 1990 David Adam, Bel, 1.43 Stephen McGuire, Sal 2014 Jason Forjet, S-K, 7 1991 Julian Heredia, Boi, 1.05 Jeffrey Shaver, Med Michael Kelly, Eug. 1992 Mark Thompson, Bend, 1.95 Edwin West, Bel 2015 Andrew Leenhouts, S-K, 7 1993 Kristin Franco, Ev, 1.47 1986 James Peña, Ev, 10 Jared Miller, Hil. 1994 Devohn Duncan, Spo, 1.48 1987 Thomas Gordon, Eug, 9 2016 Anfernee Benitez, Hil, 7 1995 Scott Randall, Por, 1.99 Thomas Hostetler, Ev 2017 Michael Suarez, Ev., 7 1996 Dustin Mayo, Yak, 1.20 1988 Douglas Messer, Ev, 11 Andres Torres, Ev. 1997 Justin Miller, Por, 2.14 1989 Darin Kracl, SO, 10 1998 Cary Ammons, Spo, 1.70 1990 Daniel Henrickson, Ev, 10 1999 Wesley Crawford, Boi, 2.21 78 79 Yearly Leaders - Saves Yearly Leaders - Strikeouts

No Records Kept Prior to 1969 1955 Eugene Hayden, Wen, 166 1998 Jeffrey Hundley, Boi, 89 1956 W. Jerry Cade, Sal, 212 1999 Aquilino Lopez, Ev, 93 1969 John Hefferon, TC, 6 2006 Juan Trinidad, S-K, 16 1957 Thomas Gibson, Wen/Sal, 186 2000 Wilton Chavez, Eug, 103 Larry Tingle, RV 2007 Daniel Otero, S-K, 19 1958 Thornton Kipper, Lew, 193 2001 James Harden, Van, 100 1970 Alan Daniel, WW, 8 2008 Jose Guzman, Van, 15 1959 Bobby Bolin, Eug, 271 Giustavo Martinez, Ev H. Wayne Sinclair, CBNB 2009 Charles Ruiz, TC, 17 1960 Frederick Rick, TC, 176 2002 Andrew Sisco, Boi, 101 1971 Donald Reed, Lew, 10 2010 A.J. Griffin, Van, 15 1961 Larry Danforth, Lew, 180 2003 Richard Hill, Boi, 99 1972 Ronald Keil, Lew, 12 2011 Drew Permison, Van, 15 1962 Bruce Brubaker, Yak, 209 2004 Shawn Nottingham, Ev, 87 1973 Manuel Sarmiento, Sea, 14 2012 Ramon Madrid, Eug, 13 Matthew Gayeski, Eug 2005 Shane Lindsay, TC, 107 1974 J. Michael McNiel, Sea, 5 Tyler Mizenko, S-K 1963 Eugene Brabender, Sal, 223 2006 Cesar Valdez, Yak, 81 W. Douglas Slocum, Bel 2013 Trent Daniel, TC, 15 1964 Eugene Garnell, Yak, 199 2007 Bruce Billings, TC, 89 1975 Charles Neal, Eug, 6 2014 Zac Curtis, Hil, 14 1965 James Nash, Lew, 190 2008 Pedro Figueroa, Van, 77 Lawrence Rothschild, Eug Eury Sanchez, S-K 1966 Raymond Lamb, TC, 143 Ronny Morla, Van 1976 Mark Lee, WW, 5 2015 Andrew Case, Van, 10 1967 Wayne Swango, Eug, 133 2009 Chris Kirkland, Ev, 85 Patrick O’Brien, Boi 2016 Julian Fernandez, Boi., 13 1968 Robert Snyder, Eug, 120 2010 Edwar Cabrera, TC, 87 1977 Robert Foster, Por, 9 2017 William Ouellette, Van., 13 1969 Donald Stanhouse, TC, 88 2011 Jose Campos, Ev, 85 1978 Robert Pietroburgo, Bel, 9 1970 Richard Brown, TC, 120 2012 Javier Avendano, Van, 91 1979 Roy Moretti, Vic, 10 1971 John Franklin, TC, 134 2013 Chris Johnson, S-K, 78 1980 William Johnson, CO, 8 1972 David Paynter, WW, 150 2014 Jason Forjet, S-K, 87 1981 Richard Gaynor, Bend, 10 1973 Joseph McIntosh, WW, 117 2015 Carlos Hernandez, Hil, 93 G. Lee Jones, Sal 1974 W. Douglas Slocum, Bel, 94 2016 Will Headean, TC, 77 1982 Edward Myers, Med, 12 1975 Paul Moskau, Eug, 92 2017 Cole Ragans, Spo., 87 1983 Douglas Scherer, Med, 8 1976 Barry Biggerstaff, GH, 123 1984 Barry Dacus, Sal, 11 1977 Gregory Biercevicz, Bel, 97 Todd Frohwirth, Bend 1978 David Jannusch, GH, 131 1985 Joseph Lynch, Spo, 12 1979 Edward Koziol, Vic, 104 1986 Thomas Little, Bel, 13 1980 Brian Duffy, GH, 93 1987 Keith Helton, Bel, 13 1981 Timothy Kammeyer, Sal, 108 1988 Tony Floyd, SO, 17 1982 Eric Barry, Med, 106 1989 Scott Centala, Eug, 9 1983 Scott Whaley, Med, 111 Johnny Wiggs, Bel 1984 Thomas Messier, Ev, 116 1990 Robert Blankenship, Bend, 12 1985 Timothy Burcham, Sal, 91 1991 , Boi, 12 Walter Whitehurst, Med 1992 John Pricher, Boi, 23 1986 James Peña, Ev, 92 1993 Matthew Mantei, Bel, 12 1987 Eric Gunderson, Ev, 99 1994 Christopher Cochrane, SO, 14 1988 Anthony Ariola, SO, 107 1995 Brian Scutero, Boi, 12 1989 Richard Davis, Spo, 106 1996 Jeffrey Kubenka, Yak, 14 1990 Hillary Hathaway, Boi, 113 1997 Jesse Travis, S-K, 16 1991 Julian Heredia, Boi, 99 1998 Benjamin Miller, S-K, 17 1992 Mark Thompson, Bend, 102 1999 Jay Gehrke, Spo, 13 1993 J. Bryan Harris, Boi, 96 2000 Luke Anderson, S-K, 12 1994 J. David Vanhof, Bel, 97 2001 Wesley Hutchison, S-K, 10 1995 Travis Thurmond, Boi, 93 2002 Jentry Beckstead, TC, 19 1996 Brandon Leese, Bel, 90 2003 Dustin Glant, Yak, 18 1997 Michael Riley, S-K, 96 2004 Jim Miller, TC, 17 802005 , S-K, 19 81 Yearly Leaders - Manager of the Year Yearly Leaders

1955 No Selection 1999 TIE: Kevin Long, Spo and MOST VALUABLE PLAYER NWL CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM 1956 Hugh Luby, Sal Greg Sparks, SO No selections before 1981 1957 Hugh Luby, Eug 2000 Fred Stanley, S-K 1981 TIE: Tony Gwynn, WW & 1955 Eugene 1992 Bellingham 1958 Hillis Layne, Lew 2001 Fred Stanley, S-K Kevin Coughlon, Med 1956 Yakima 1993 Boise 1959 Dick Wilson, Wen 2002 Steve McFarland, Boi 1982 Phil Strom, Med 1957 Wenatchee 1994 Boise 1960 John McNamara, Lew 2003 Darryl Kennedy, Spo 1983 Bert Martinez, TC 1958 Yakima 1995 Boise 1961 John McNamara, Lew 2004 Tom Beyers, Boi 1984 Sam Haley, Bel 1959 Yakima 1996 Yakima 1962 John McNamara, Lew 2005 , S-K 1985 Jerald Clark, Spo 1960 Yakima 1997 Portland 1963 Robbie Robertson, Lew 2006 TIE: Doug Dascenzo, Eug 1986 Dave Nash, Ev 1961 Lewiston 1998 Salem-Keizer 1964 Stan Wasiak, Sal Steve Decker, S-K 1987 Steve Hendricks, Spo 1962 Wenatchee 1999 Spokane 1965 Cal Ripken, Sr., TC 2007 TIE: Greg Riddoch, Eug 1988 , SO 1963 Yakima 2000 Yakima 1966 , TC Steve Decker, S-K 1989 Dave Staton, Spo 1964 Yakima 2001 Salem-Keizer 1967 Bob Malkmus, Eug 2008 Tim Hulett, Spo 1990 Matt Mieske, Spo 1965 Tri-City 2002 Boise 1968 Don Le John, TC 2009 Fred Ocasio, TC 1991 Joe Randa, Eug 1966 Tri-City 2003 Spokane 1969 Bill Berrier, RV 2010 Tim Hulett, Spo 1992 Larry Sutton, Eug 1967 Medford 2004 Boise 1970 Fred Hatfield, Lew 2011 Fred Ocasio, TC 1993 Todd Greene, Boi 1968 Tri-City 2005 Spokane 1971 Cliff Ditto, TC 2012 Clayton McCullough, Van 1994 John Donati, Boi 1969 Rogue Valley 2006 Salem-Keizer 1972 Bob Malkmus, Lew 2013 Rob Mummau, Eve 1995 Danny Buxbaum, Boi 1970 Lewiston 2007 Salem-Keizer 1973 No Selection 2014 J.R. House 1996 Robert Zachmann, Ev 1971 Tri-City 2008 Spokane 1974 No Selection 2015 Rob Mummau, Eve 1997 Dermal Brown, Spo 1972 Lewiston 2009 Salem-Keizer 1975 Greg Riddoch, Eug 2016 Jesus Feliciano, Eug 1998 Jason Hart, SO 1973 Walla Walla 2010 Everett 1976 Cliff Ditto, WW 2017 Rich Miller, Van 1999 Robb Quinlan, Boi 1974 Eugene 2011 Vancouver 1977 Cliff Ditto, WW 2000 TIE: , Por 1975 Eugene 2012 Vancouver 1978 Bill Bryk, GH Jamal Strong, Ev 1976 Walla Walla 2013 Vancouver 1979 Tom Harmon, CO 2001 J.J. Johnson, Boi 1977 Bellingham 2014 Hillsboro 1980 Jeff Scott, Bel 2002 Ismael Castro, Ev 1978 Grays Harbor 2015 Hillsboro 1981 Brad Fischer, Med 2003 Conor Jackson, Yak 1979 Central Oregon 2016 Eugene 1982 , Sal 2004 Javier Herrera, Van 1980 Co-Champions: 2017 Vancouver 1983 Dennis Rogers, Med 2005 Steven Murphy, Spo Bellingham and 1984 Marty Scott, TC 2006 Cyle Hankerd, Yak Eugene 1985 Frank Funk, Eug 2007 TIE: Matthew Downs, S-K & 1981 Medford 1986 Sal Rende, Bel Luis Durango, Eug 1982 Salem 1987 , Spo 2008 Dan Robertson, Eug 1983 Medford 1988 Lenn Sakata, SO 2009 Drew Biery, S-K 1984 Tri-City 1989 Bruce Bochy, Spo 2010 Jared Hoying, Spo 1985 Everett 1990 Gene Glynn, Spo 2011 Joe Panik, S-K 1986 Bellingham 1991 Tom Poquette, Eug 2012 Parick Kivlehan, Eve 1987 Spokane 1992 , Boi 2013 L.B. Dantzler, Van 1988 Spokane 1993 Dick Scott, SO 2014 Franklin Borreto, Van 1989 Spokane 1994 Joe Vavra, Yak 2015 Drew Jackson, Eve 1990 Spokane 1995 Glenn Tufts, Bel 2016 Eric Filia, Eve 1991 Boise 1996 Joe Vavra, Yak 2017 Ryan Kirby, S-K 1997 Jim Eppard, Por 1998 Keith Comstock, S-K

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1955 - FIRST HALF 1957 - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem 42 23 64.6% - Hugh Luby Eugene 38 28 57.6% - Hugh Luby Eugene 40 23 63.5% 1 Clifford Dapper Yakima 39 29 57.4% - Hubert Kittle Wenatchee 38 26 59.4% 3 1/2 Edo Vanni Salem5 3 31 53.0% 3 William Brenner Tri-City 34 31 52.3% 8 Donald Pries Wenatchee 33 35 48.5% 6 Donald Lunberg, Berthold Yakima 28 35 44.4% 13 Hubert Kittle Haas (6/19) Lewiston 22 42 34.4% 19 1/2 Hillis Layne Tri-City 29 38 43.3% 9 1/2 Donald Pries Spokane 20 44 31.3% 21 1/2 Edward Lake Lewiston 25 38 39.7% 11 1/2 Hillis Layne

1955 -SECOND HALF 1957 -SECOND HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Eugene 39 22 63.9% - Clifford Dapper Wenatchee 44 24 64.7% - Berthold Haas Wenatchee 33 28 54.1% 6 Edo Vanni Eugene 39 30 56.5% 5 1/2 Hugh Luby Salem 33 31 51.6% 7 1/2 Hugh Luby Salem 34 36 48.6% 11 William Brenner Tri-City 32 32 50.0% 8 1/2 Donald Pries Lewiston 33 40 45.2% 13 1/2 Hillis Layne Yakima1 3 34 47.7% 10 Hubert Kittle Yakima 30 37 44.8% 13 1/2 Hubert Kittle Spokane7 2 36 42.9% 13 Edward Lake Tri-City 28 41 40.6% 16 1/2 Donald Pries Lewiston 25 37 40.3% 14 1/2 Hillis Layne PLAYOFF: Wenatchee defeats Eugene, 4 games to 3 PLAYOFF: Eugene defeats Salem, 4 games to 2 1958 - FIRST HALF 1956 - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Lewiston1 4 25 62.1% - Hillis Layne Yakima 47 21 69.1% - Hubert Kittle Wenatchee 36 32 52.9% 6 Berthold Haas Lewiston5 3 28 55.6% 9 1/2 Hillis Layne Yakima5 3 32 52.2% 6 1/2 Hubert Kittle Tri-City7 3 30 55.2% 9 1/2 Donald Pries Tri-City 30 34 46.9% 10 Ray Hathaway Eugene 34 28 54.8% 10 Clifford Dapper Eugene 28 35 44.4% 11 1/2 Hugh Luby Wenatchee 27 39 40.9% 19 Edo Vanni Salem 26 38 40.6% 14 Donald Lunberg, J. Vernon Salem 25 39 39.1% 20 Hugh Luby Kindsfather(6/3) Spokane3 2 43 34.8% 23 Joseph Rossi 1958 -SECOND HALF 1956 -SECOND HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Yakima1 4 28 59.4% - Hubert Kittle Yakima 39 24 61.9% - Hubert Kittle Wenatchee 40 28 58.8% 1/2 Berthold Haas Salem 39 29 57.4% 2 1/2 Hugh Luby Lewiston 39 31 55.7% 2 1/2 Hillis Layne Lewiston7 3 31 54.4% 4 1/2 Hillis Layne Eugene 38 34 52.8% 4 1/2 Hugh Luby Wenatchee 33 33 50.0% 7 1/2 Edo Vanni Tri-City 32 39 45.1% 10 Ray Hathaway Spokane 33 34 49.3% 8 Joseph Rossi Salem 21 51 29.2% 21 1/2 J. Vernon Kindsfather Eugene 29 39 42.6% 12 1/2 Clifford Dapper PLAYOFF: Yakima defeats Lewiston, 4 games to 1 Tri-City 22 42 34.4% 17 1/2 Donald Pries

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1959 - FIRST HALF 1961 - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem 43 26 62.3% - Karl Kuehl Lewiston1 4 25 62.1% - John McNamara Lewiston 36 34 51.4% 7 1/2 John McNamara Salem 40 29 58.0% 2 1/2 Stanley Wasiak Eugene 33 33 50.0% 8 1/2 Roy Partee Yakima7 3 32 53.6% 5 1/2 Clarence (Buddy) Hicks Wenatchee 35 36 49.3% 9 Richard Wilson Wenatchee 34 36 48.6% 9 Verlon Walker, A.B. Himsl (6/16), Yakima 30 38 44.1% 12 1/2 Hubert Kittle RichardCole (6/26) Tri-City 30 40 42.9% 13 1/2 John Lohrke, Daniel Holden (6/30) Eugene1 3 35 47.0% 10 Richard Klaus Tri-City 22 48 31.4% 21 Chester (Whitey) McDowell, 1959 -SECOND HALF William DeMars (6/10) CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1961 -SECOND HALF Yakima 40 31 56.3% - Hubert Kittle CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Wenatchee 39 31 55.7% 1/2 Richard Wilson Yakima 42 28 60.0% - Clarence (Buddy) Hicks Lewiston 39 32 54.9% 1 John McNamara Lewiston 43 31 58.1% 1 John McNamara Eugene5 3 38 47.9% 6 Roy Partee Eugene 38 35 52.1% 5 1/2 Richard Klaus Tri-City 30 40 42.9% 9 1/2 Daniel Holden Salem 34 37 47.9% 8 1/2 Stanley Wasiak Salem 30 41 42.3% 10 Karl Kuehl Wenatchee 29 40 42.0% 12 1/2 Richard Cole, Robert Adams (8/4) PLAYOFF: Yakima defeats Salem, 4 games to 1 Tri-City7 2 42 39.1% 14 1/2 William DeMars PLAYOFF: Lewiston defeats Yakima, 4 games to 1 1960 - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1962 - FIRST HALF Yakima 44 25 63.8% - Clarence (Buddy) Hicks CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Tri-City 39 27 59.1% 3 1/2 Chester (Whitey) McDowell Wenatchee 39 29 57.4% - Joseph Macko Lewiston 38 29 56.7% 5 John McNamara Salem 38 33 53.5% 2 1/2 Stanley Wasiak Eugene7 3 29 56.1% 5 1/2 Richard Klaus Tri-City 38 33 53.5% 2 1/2 Thomas G. Heath Salem 22 44 33.3% 20 1/2 Karl Kuehl Yakima7 3 33 52.9% 3 Clarence (Buddy) Hicks Wenatchee 21 47 30.9% 22 1/2 Richard Wilson, Owen Friend (5/14) Lewiston1 3 38 44.9% 8 1/2 John McNamara Eugene7 2 44 38.0% 13 1/2 Eldred Byerly 1960 -SECOND HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1962 -SECOND HALF Yakima1 4 32 56.2% - Clarence (Buddy) Hicks CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Tri-City 42 33 56.0% - Chester (Whitey) McDowell Tri-City 40 29 58.0% - Thomas G. Heath Lewiston 40 34 54.1% 1 1/2 John McNamara Eugene 36 34 51.4% 4 1/2 Eldred Byerly Eugene7 3 38 49.3% 5 Richard Klaus Salem 36 34 51.4% 4 1/2 Stanley Wasiak Salem 34 42 44.7% 8 1/2 Karl Kuehl Lewiston5 3 37 48.6% 6 1/2 John McNamara Wenatchee 29 44 39.7% 12 Owen Friend Yakima 32 38 45.7% 8 1/2 Clarence (Buddy) Hicks Wenatchee 33 40 45.2% 9 Joseph Macko PLAYOFF: Wenatchee defeats Tri-City, 4 games to 2

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1963 - FIRST HALF 1965 - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Lewiston1 4 28 59.4% - William Robertson Lewiston 46 23 66.7% - Robert Hofman, William Posedel, Yakima 38 27 58.5% 1 Clarence (Buddy) Hicks AlbertRonning Salem 38 28 57.6% 1 1/2 Stanley Wasiak Wenatchee 139 3 55.7% 7 1/2 Lesley Peden Tri-City7 3 32 53.6% 4 Thomas G. Heath Eugene 34 34 50.0% 11 1/2 Robert Wellman Wenatchee 712 4 39.7% 13 1/2 George Freese Tri-City 34 36 48.6% 12 1/2 Calvin Ripken, Sr. Eugene 19 44 30.2% 19 George Noga Yakima 29 40 42.0% 17 Hubert Kittle Salem 26 44 37.1% 20 1/2 Stanley Wasiak 1963 -SECOND HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1965 -SECOND HALF Yakima 46 29 61.3% - Clarence (Buddy) Hicks CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem 43 31 58.1% 2 1/2 Stanley Wasiak Tri-City 47 22 68.1% - Calvin Ripken, Sr. Lewiston 36 35 50.7% 8 William Robertson Lewiston 40 30 57.1% 7 1/2 Albert Ronning Wenatchee 36 36 50.0% 8 1/2 George Freese Eugene7 3 31 54.4% 9 1/2 Robert Wellman Eugene1 3 46 40.3% 16 George Noga, George Sobek (7/14) Yakima 33 37 47.1% 14 1/2 Hubert Kittle Tri-City 28 43 39.4% 16 Thomas G. Heath Wenatchee 27 39 40.9% 18 1/2 Lesley Peden PLAYOFF: Yakima defeats Lewiston, 3 games to 1 Salem 21 46 31.3% 25 Stanley Wasiak PLAYOFF: Tri-City defeats Lewiston, 3 games to 0 1964 - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1966 Eugene 42 24 63.6% - Robert Wellman CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Lewiston 36 28 56.3% 5 Robert Hofman Tri-City7 5 27 67.9% - Edwin (Duke) Snider Salem 34 30 53.1% 7 Stanley Wasiak Eugene 44 40 52.4% 13 Hugh Luby Tri-City 29 38 43.3% 13 1/2 Thomas G. Heath Yakima 39 44 47.0% 17 1/2 G. Edwin Haas Wenatchee 29 38 43.3% 13 1/2 Joseph Macko Lewiston7 2 56 32.5% 29 1/2 Grady Wilson Yakima 28 40 41.2% 15 Hubert Kittle 1967 1964 -SECOND HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Medford1 5 33 60.7% - R. Anthony Eichelberger Yakima 44 28 61.1% - Hubert Kittle Eugene 50 34 59.5% 1 Robert Malkmus Salem 44 32 57.9% 2 Stanley Wasiak Tri-City7 3 47 44.0% 14 Donald Le John Tri-City7 3 36 50.7% 7 1/2 Thomas G. Heath Lewiston 30 54 35.7% 21 Ray Hathaway Eugene5 3 39 47.3% 10 Robert Wellman Lewiston 34 42 44.7% 12 Robert Hofman 1968 Wenatchee 528 4 38.4% 16 1/2 Joseph Macko CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER PLAYOFF: Yakima defeats Eugene, 3 games to 0 Tri-City5 4 30 60.0% - Donald Le John Eugene1 4 32 56.2% 3 Nolan Campbell Medford 34 43 44.2% 12 F. Harvey Koepf Lewiston 30 45 40.0% 15 Leroy Majtyka

1969 CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Rogue Valley 50 29 63.3% - William Berrier Tri-City1 4 38 51.9% 9 William Herman Walla Walla 37 42 46.8% 13 Howard Bedell 88 Lewiston 30 49 38.0% 20 Robert Dews 89 Yearly Standings Yearly Standings

1970 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1973 - EASTERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Lewiston* 743 3 53.8% - Fred Hatfield Walla Walla* 51 29 63.8% - Clifford Ditto Walla Walla 139 4 48.8% 4 Garry Powel Tri-City 42 38 52.5% 9 Michael Cloutier, Jerry Pomeroy Tri-City 38 42 47.5% 5 R. Martin Keough (7/13),Paul Deese (7/18) Lewiston 26 54 32.5% 25 Michael Sgobba 1970 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1973 - WESTERN DIVISION Coos Bay-North Bend 54 3 56.3% - Harry Bright CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Bend 39 41 48.8% 6 Charles Silvera Portland5 4 35 56.3% - Henry Robinson Medford 36 44 45.0% 9 William Berrier Bellingham 742 3 53.2% 2 1/2 William Berrier * Lewiston declared champion under league rules Seattle 33 46 41.8% 11 1/2 James Hoff * Walla Walla declared champion under league rules 1971 - NORTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1974 - EASTERN DIVISION Tri-City* 50 30 62.5% - Clifford Ditto CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Walla Walla 47 32 59.5% 2 1/2 Garry Powel Eugene 48 36 57.1% - Hugh Luby, Joseph Verbanic Lewiston 28 51 35.4% 21 1/2 James Brideweser Walla Walla 747 3 56.0% 1 Clifford Ditto Lewiston 33 51 39.3% 15 Robert Hofman, Carl (Buddy) Peterson 1971 - SOUTHERN DIVISION (7/12) CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Tri-City7 2 57 32.1% 21 Carl Thompson Bend 42 36 53.8% - Edward Cecil Coos Bay-North Bend 36 42 46.2% 6 James Reinebold 1974 - WESTERN DIVISION Medford 34 46 42.5% 9 William Berrier CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER * Tri-City declared champion under league rules Bellingham 52 32 61.9% - William Berrier Portland 50 34 59.5% 2 Frank Peters 1972 - NORTHERN DIVISION Seattle 45 39 53.6% 7 Greg Riddoch CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER New Westminster 34 50 40.5% 18 John Wojcik, Gregory Werdick Lewiston* 54 26 67.5% - Robert Malkmus (7/13) Spokane 42 36 53.8% 11 William Berrier PLAYOFF: Eugene defeats Bellingham, 2 games to 1 Seattle 30 50 37.5% 24 Ray Washburn 1975 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1972 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Portland 42 35 54.5% - Frank Peters Walla Walla 1 4 39 51.3% - Jack Spring Seattle5 3 44 44.3% 8 Ronald Gibson, Douglas Peterson, Wil Tri-City 38 42 47.5% 3 Clifford Ditto liam Tsoukalas Coos Bay-North Bend 533 4 42.3% 7 Grover Resinger Bellingham 71 6 21.8% 25 1/2 William Berrier * Lewiston declared champion under league rules 1975 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Eugene 54 25 68.4% - Greg Riddoch Walla Walla 148 3 60.8% 6 Clifford Ditto Boise 39 39 50.0% 14 1/2 Tom Trebelhorn PLAYOFF: Eugene defeats Portland, 2 games to 0

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1976 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1979 - NORTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Portland 40 32 55.6% - Jack Spring Walla Walla 40 30 57.1% - Curt Daniels Seattle 39 33 54.2% 1 Arthur Peterson Bellingham 41 31 56.9% - Jeffrey Scott Grays Harbor 26 46 36.1% 14 Carl Thompson Victoria 41 31 56.9% - Bill Bryk Grays Harbor 19 52 26.8% 21 1/2 Danny Monzon 1976 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1979 - SOUTHERN DIVISION Walla Walla 46 26 63.9% - Clifford Ditto CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Eugene7 3 34 52.1% 8 1/2 Greg Riddoch Central Oregon 43 28 60.6% - Tom Harmon Boise 33 38 46.5% 12 1/2 Tom Trebelhorn Medford 38 33 53.5% 5 Richard Morales Bellingham 30 42 41.7% 16 William Berrier Salem 33 39 45.8% 10 1/2 Eugene Lanthorn PLAYOFF: Walla Walla defeats Portland, 2 games to 1 Eugene 30 41 42.3% 13 Greg Riddoch PLAYOFF: Central Oregon defeats Walla Walla, 2 games to 1 1977 - AFFILIATE DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1980 - NORTHERN DIVISION Bellingham 42 26 61.8% - Robert Floyd CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Walla Walla 41 27 60.3% 1 Clifford Ditto Bellingham 45 25 64.3% - Jeffrey Scott Eugene 31 37 45.6% 11 John Underwood Victoria 42 28 60.0% 3 James Gaddes Walla Walla 35 34 50.7% 9 1/2 Curt Daniels 1977 - INDEPENDENT DIVISION Grays Harbor 33 36 47.8% 11 1/2 Bill Bryk CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Portland 44 22 66.7% - Steve Collette 1980 - SOUTHERN DIVISION Grays Harbor 22 44 33.3% 22 Ralph Dick CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem 22 46 32.4% 23 Carl Thompson Eugene 37 33 52.9% - Greg Riddoch PLAYOFF: Bellingham defeats Portland, 2 games to 1 Salem 34 36 48.6% 3 Randolph Lamb Central Oregon 31 39 44.3% 6 P.J. Carey 1978 - NORTHERN DIVISION Medford 22 48 31.4% 15 Bradley Fischer CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER PLAYOFF: Bellingham and Eugene each wins 1 game, declared co-champions (rain Grays Harbor 47 23 67.1% - Bill Bryk shortenedseries) Walla Walla 45 24 65.2% 1 1/2 Clifford Ditto Bellingham 41 30 57.7% 6 1/2 Bob Didier 1981 - NORTHERN DIVISION Victoria 29 40 42.0% 17 1/2 Jim Chapman CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Bellingham 39 31 55.7% - Jeffrey Scott 1978 - SOUTHERN DIVISION Bend 31 39 44.3% 8 P.J. Carey CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Walla Walla 29 41 41.4% 10 Bill Bryk Eugene 36 34 51.4% - Greg Riddoch Bend5 3 37 48.6% 2 Ed Nottle 1981 - SOUTHERN DIVISION Salem 25 44 36.2% 10 1/2 Carl Thompson CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Boise3 2 49 31.9% 14 Gerry Craft Medford 42 28 60.0% - Bradley Fischer PLAYOFF: Grays Harbor defeats Eugene in 1 game, declared league champion (rain Salem 36 34 51.4% 6 Rick Ingalls shortenedseries) Eugene 33 37 47.1% 9 Greg Riddoch PLAYOFF: Medford defeats Bellingham, 2 games to 1

92 93 Yearly Standings Yearly Standings

1982 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1985 - WASHINGTON DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem 34 36 48.6% - Joseph Maddon Everett 40 34 54.1% - Joe Strain Bellingham 33 37 47.1% 1 Jeffrey Scott Bellingham 39 35 52.7% 1 Gary Pellant Walla Walla 32 38 45.7% 2 James Skaalen Spokane 33 41 44.6% 7 Jack Maloof Tri-City 33 41 44.6% 7 Edwin Olsen 1982 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1985 - OREGON DIVISION Medford 53 17 75.7% - Dennis Rogers CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Bend 30 40 42.9% 23 Rolando de Armas Eugene 40 34 54.1% - Franklin Funk Eugene 28 42 40.0% 25 James Stewart Bend 39 35 52.7% 1 Paul Carey PLAYOFF: Salem defeats Medford, 2 games to 0 Salem 39 35 52.7% 1 Bruce Hines Medford 33 41 44.6% 7 Grady Fuson 1983 - WASHINGTON DIVISION PLAYOFF: Everett defeats Eugene, 1 game to 0 CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Bellingham 40 28 58.8% - Jeffrey Scott 1986 - WASHINGTON DIVISION Walla Walla 33 36 47.8% 7 1/2 Ron Mihal CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Tri-City 33 37 47.1% 8 Dave Oliver Bellingham 45 29 60.8% - Salvatore Rende Spokane 23 46 33.3% 17 1/2 Ed Olsen Everett 40 34 54.1% 5 Joe Strain Spokane 39 35 52.7% 6 Robert Picciolo 1983 - OREGON DIVISION Tri-City 25 49 33.8% 20 Patrick Murphy CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Medford 50 18 73.5% - Dennis Rogers 1986 - OREGON DIVISION Eugene 33 34 49.3% 16 1/2 Sam Mejias CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Bend 32 37 46.4% 18 1/2 Jay Ward Eugene5 4 29 60.8% - Edward Napoleon Salem1 3 39 44.3% 20 Joseph Maddon Medford 43 31 58.1% 2 David Hudgens PLAYOFF: Medford defeats Bellingham, 2 games to 0 Salem 38 36 51.4% 7 Bruce Hines Bend 21 53 28.4% 24 Edward Pebley 1984 - WASHINGTON DIVISION PLAYOFF: Bellingham defeats Eugene, 1 game to 0 CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Tri-City 46 28 62.2% - Martin Scott 1987 - EASTERN DIVISION Bellingham 42 32 56.8% 4 Gary Pellant CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Everett 36 38 48.6% 10 Everett (Rocky) Bridges Spokane 54 22 71.1% - Robert Picciolo Spokane 35 39 47.3% 11 Jack Maloof Bend 33 42 44.0% 20 1/2 Melvin Roberts Medford1 3 45 40.8% 23 David Hudgens 1984 - OREGON DIVISION Boise 26 50 34.2% 28 Derrel Thomas, Mal Fichman (7/26) CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Medford5 4 29 60.8% - Dennis Rogers 1987 - WESTERN DIVISION Bend 38 36 51.4% 7 Ramon Aviles CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem5 3 39 47.3% 10 Larry Patterson Everett 49 26 65.3% - Joe Strain Eugene 19 55 25.7% 26 David Roberts Eugene 45 30 60.0% 4 Rick Mathews PLAYOFF: TriCity defeats Medford, 1 game to 0 Salem 34 41 45.3% 15 Christopher Smith Bellingham 30 46 39.5% 19 1/2 Richard Sweet PLAYOFF: Spokane defeats Everett, 2 games to 1

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1988 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1991 - NORTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Spokane* 42 34 55.3% - Steven Lubratich Yakima 44 32 57.9% - Joseph Vavra Everett 42 34 55.3% - Joe Strain Everett 37 39 48.7% 7 Robert Ellis, Michael Bubalo Boise 30 46 39.5% 12 Mal Fichman (8/12) Bellingham 25 51 32.9% 17 Paul Carey Bellingham 37 39 48.7% 7 David Myers Spokane 24 52 31.6% 20 Eugene Glynn 1988 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 1991 - SOUTHERN DIVISION Southern Oregon 46 30 60.5% - Lenn Sakata CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem 43 33 56.6% 3 Tom Beyers Boise 50 26 65.8% - Tom Kotchman Bend 38 38 50.0% 8 Donald Long Eugene 42 34 55.3% 8 Thomas Poquette Eugene 38 38 50.0% 8 Paul Kirsch Southern Oregon 40 36 52.6% 10 Grady Fuson *Declared division winner under league tie-breaking rules Bend 30 46 39.5% 20 William Stein PLAYOFF: Spokane defeats Southern Oregon, 2 games to 1 PLAYOFF: Boise defeats Yakima, 2 games to 0

1989 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1992 - NORTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Spokane 41 34 54.7% - Bruce Bochy Bellingham 43 33 56.6% - David Myers Boise 35 40 46.7% 6 Mal Fichman Yakima 36 40 47.4% 7 Joseph Vavra Bellingham 32 43 42.7% 9 Paul Carey Everett 35 41 46.1% 8 Norman Sherry Everett 31 44 41.3% 10 Joe Strain Spokane 32 44 42.1% 11 Edgar Romero

1989 - SOUTHERN DIVISION 1992 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Southern Oregon 45 30 60.0% - Grady Fuson Bend 43 33 56.6% - Eugene Glynn Eugene 43 33 56.6% 2 1/2 Paul Kirsch Boise 40 36 52.6% 3 Tom Kotchman Salem 41 35 53.9% 4 1/2 Tom Beyers Southern Oregon 39 37 51.3% 4 Christopher Pittaro Bend 33 42 44.0% 12 Donald Long Eugene 36 40 47.4% 7 Robert Meacham PLAYOFF: Spokane defeats Southern Oregon, 2 games to 1 PLAYOFF: Bellingham defeats Bend, 2 games to 0

1990 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1993 - NORTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Spokane 49 27 64.5% - Eugene Glynn Bellingham 44 32 57.9% - Michael Goff Yakima 36 40 47.4% 13 Jeron Royster Everett 42 34 55.3% 2 Norman Sherry Everett 35 41 46.1% 14 Deron McCue Spokane 35 41 46.1% 9 Timothy Flannery Bellingham 32 44 42.1% 17 Paul J. Carey Yakima 30 46 39.5% 14 John Shoemaker

1990 - SOUTHERN DIVISION 1993 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Boise 53 23 69.7% - Tom Kotchman Boise 41 35 53.9% - Tom Kotchman Southern Oregon 40 36 52.6% 13 Grady Fuson Eugene 40 36 52.6% 1 John Mizerock Eugene 30 46 39.5% 21 Paul Kirsch Southern Oregon 37 39 48.7% 4 Richard Scott Bend 29 47 38.2% 24 Michael Bubalo Bend 35 41 46.1% 6 Howard Bedell PLAYOFF: Spokane defeats Boise, 2 games to 1 PLAYOFF: Boise defeats Bellingham, 2 games to 0 96 97 Yearly Standings Yearly Standings

1994 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1997 - NORTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Yakima 49 27 64.5% - Joseph Vavra Boise1 5 25 67.1% - Tom Kotchman Bellingham 42 34 55.3% 7 Michael Goff Spokane5 4 31 59.2% 6 Jeffrey Garber Everett 37 39 48.7% 12 Michael Hart Everett 29 47 38.2% 22 Orlando Gomez Spokane 30 46 39.5% 19 Tye Waller Yakima3 2 53 30.3% 28 Joseph Vavra

1994 - SOUTHERN DIVISION 1997 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Boise 44 32 57.9% - Tom Kotchman Portland 44 32 57.9% - James Eppard Southern Oregon 38 38 50.0% 6 Thomas Dunton Southern Oregon 41 35 53.9% 3 John Kuehl Eugene 35 41 46.1% 9 Brian Poldberg Salem-Keizer 40 36 52.6% 4 Shane Turner Bend 29 47 38.2% 15 Rudy Jaramillo Eugene 31 45 40.8% 13 James Saul PLAYOFF: Boise defeats Yakima, 2 games to 1 PLAYOFF: Portland defeats Boise, 3 games to 2

1995 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1998 - NORTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Bellingham 43 33 56.6% - Glenn Tufts Spokane 47 29 61.8% - Jeffrey Garber Everett 37 39 48.7% 6 Orlando Gomez Boise 47 29 61.8% - Tom Kotchman Spokane 36 40 47.4% 7 Alfredo Pedrique Everett 34 42 44.7% 13 Terry Pollreisz Yakima 28 48 36.8% 15 Joseph Vavra Yakima 32 44 42.1% 15 Tony Harris

1995 - SOUTHERN DIVISION 1998 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Boise 48 27 64.0% - Tom Kotchman Salem-Keizer 43 33 56.6% - Keith Comstock Portland 41 34 54.7% 7 Paul J. Carey Southern Oregon 43 33 56.6% - J. Gregory Sparks Eugene 37 39 48.7% 11 1/2 Paul Runge Portland 34 42 44.7% 9 James Eppard Southern Oregon 33 43 43.4% 15 1/2 Anthony DeFrancesco Eugene 24 52 31.6% 19 James Saul PLAYOFF: Boise defeats Bellingham, 2 games to 1 PLAYOFF: Salem-Keizer defeats Boise, 3 games to 0

1996 - NORTHERN DIVISION 1999 - NORTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Yakima 40 36 52.6% - Joseph Vavra Spokane 44 32 57.9% - Kevin Long Bellingham 39 36 52.0% 1/2 Ozzie Virgil, Jr. (20-18), Shane Boise 43 33 56.6% 1 Tom Kotchman Turner(7/28, 19-18) Everett1 4 35 53.9% 3 Terry Pollreisz Spokane 37 39 48.7% 3 Robert Herold Yakima 33 43 43.4% 11 Everett 33 42 44.0% 6 1/2 Roger Hansen 1999 - SOUTHERN DIVISION 1996 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Portland 39 37 51.3% - Eugene 49 27 64.5% - James Saul Southern Oregon 38 38 50.0% 1 J. Gregory Sparks Boise 43 33 56.6% 6 Tom Kotchman Salem-Keizer 37 39 48.7% 2 Frank Reberger Portland 33 43 43.4% 16 Eugene 29 47 38.2% 10 Danny Sheaffer Southern Oregon 29 47 38.2% 20 Anthony DeFrancesco PLAYOFF: Spokane defeats Portland, 3 games to 0 PLAYOFF: Yakima defeats Eugene, 2 games to 0 98 99 Yearly Standings Yearly Standings

2000 - NORTHERN DIVISION 2003 - NORTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Yakima1 4 35 53.9% - Francis (Butch) Hughes Spokane 50 26 65.8% - Darryl Kennedy Boise1 4 35 53.9% - Tom Kotchman Yakima5 4 31 59.2% 5 Spokane 38 38 50.0% 3 Tom Poquette Tri-City 33 43 43.4% 17 Ron Gideon Everett7 3 39 48.7% 4 Terry Pollreisz Boise7 2 49 35.5% 23 Steve McFarland

2000 - SOUTHERN DIVISION 2003 - SOUTHERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Eugene 40 36 52.6% - Danny Sheaffer Salem-Keizer 43 33 56.6% - Joe Strain Vancouver 39 37 51.3% 1 Dave Joppie Eugene 39 37 51.3% 4 Roy Howell Salem-Keizer 36 40 47.4% 4 Fred Stanley Vancouver 35 41 46.1% 8 Dennis Rogers Portland 32 44 42.1% 8 Billy White Everett 32 44 42.1% 11 PLAYOFF: Yakima defeats Eugene, 3 games to 2 PLAYOFF: Spokane defeats Salem-Keizer, 3 games to 0

2001 - NORTHERN DIVISION 2004 - EASTERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Boise 52 23 69.3% - Steve McFarland Boise 42 34 55.3% - Tom Beyers Tri-City 39 36 52.0% 13 Spokane1 4 35 53.9% 1 Darryl Kennedy Yakima 33 42 44.0% 19 Greg Lonigro Tri-City 40 36 52.6% 2 Ron Gideon Spokane 22 54 28.9% 30 1/2 Tom Poquette Yakima5 3 41 46.1% 7 Bill Plummer

2001 - SOUTHERN DIVISION 2004 - WESTERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem-Keizer 51 25 67.1% - Fred Stanley Vancouver 42 34 55.3% - Dennis Rogers Vancouver 37 39 48.7% 14 Webster Garrison Everett 41 35 53.9% 1 Pedro Grifol Everett 36 39 48.0% 14 1/2 Terry Pollreisz Salem-Keizer 37 39 48.7% 5 Joe Strain Eugene 32 44 42.1% 19 Jeff Gardner Eugene 26 50 34.2% 16 Roy Howell PLAYOFF: Salem-Keizer defeats Boise, 3 games to 0 PLAYOFF: Boise defeats Vancouver, 3 games to 0

2002 - NORTHERN DIVISION 2005 - EASTERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Boise9 4 27 64.5% - Steve McFarland Spokane7 3 39 48.7% - Greg Riddoch Tri-City 40 36 52.6% 9 Ron Gideon Tri-City 36 40 47.4% 1 Ron Gideon Spokane 29 47 38.2% 20 Tom Poquette Boise 34 42 44.7% 3 Trey Forkerway Yakima3 2 53 30.3% 26 Yakima 30 46 39.5% 7 Jay Gainer

2002 - SOUTHERN DIVISION 2005 - WESTERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Everett 44 32 57.9% - Omer Muñoz (29-19), Roger Vancouver 46 30 60.5% - Juan Navarrette Hanson(8/7, 15-13) Salem-Keizer 45 31 59.2% 1 Steve Decker Salem-Keizer 41 35 53.9% 3 Fred Stanley Everett 42 34 55.3% 4 Pedro Grifol Eugene 41 35 53.9% 3 Jeff Gardner Eugene 34 42 44.7% 12 Roy Howell Vancouver 37 39 48.7% 7 Orv Franchuk PLAYOFF: Spokane defeats Vancouver, 3 games to 2 PLAYOFF: Boise defeats Everett, 3 games to 0 100 101 Yearly Standings Yearly Standings

2006 - EASTERN DIVISION 2009 - EASTERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Boise 44 32 57.9% - Steve McFarland Tri-City 47 29 61.8% - Fred Ocasio Tri-City 38 38 50.0% 6 Fred Ocasio Spokane7 3 39 48.7% 10 Tim Hulett Yakima 28 48 36.8% 16 Jay Gainer Boise 34 42 44.7% 13 Casey Kopitzke Spokane 26 50 34.2% 18 Mike Micucci Yakima 28 48 36.8% 19 Bob Didier

2006 - WESTERN DIVISION 2009 - WESTERN DIVISION CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem-Keizer 55 21 72.4% - Steve Decker Salem-Keizer 49 27 64.5% - Tom Trebelhorn Eugene 43 33 56.6% 12 Doug Dascenzo Everett 39 37 51.3% 10 John Tamargo Vancouver 39 37 51.3% 16 Richard Magnante Vancouver 36 40 47.4% 13 Richard Magnante Everett 31 45 40.8% 24 Dave Myers Eugene 34 42 44.7% 15 Greg Riddoch PLAYOFF: Salem-Keizer defeats Boise, 3 games to 1 PLAYOFF: Salem-Keizer defeats Tri-City, 3 games to 1

2007 - EASTERN DIVISION 2010 - EASTERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Boise7 3 39 48.7% - Tom Beyers Spokane 22 16 57.9% - Tim Hulett Tri-City7 3 39 48.7% - Fred Ocasio Boise 19 19 50.0% 3 Jody Davis Spokane 33 42 44.0% 3 1/2 Tim Hulett Yakima 18 20 47.4% 4 Bob Didier Yakima 33 43 43.4% 4 Mike Bell Tri-City7 1 21 44.7% 5 Fred Ocasio 2010 - EASTERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF 2007 - WESTERN DIVISION Yakima 25 13 65.8% - Bob Didier CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Spokane 21 17 55.3% 4 Tim Hulett Salem-Keizer 57 19 75.0% - Steve Decker Boise 15 23 39.5% 10 Jody Davis Vancouver 37 38 49.3% 19 1/2 Richard Magnante Tri-City 13 25 34.2% 12 Fred Ocasio Everett 35 41 46.1% 22 Mike Tosar DIVISION PLAYOFF: Spokane defeats Yakima, 2 games to 0 Eugene 34 42 44.7% 23 Greg Riddoch PLAYOFF: Salem-Keizer defeats Tri-City, 3 games to 1 2010 - WESTERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF GB CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER 2008 - EASTERN DIVISION Everett 27 11 71.1% - Jose Moreno CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem-Keizer 17 21 44.7% 10 Tom Trebelhorn Spokane1 5 25 67.1% - Tim Hulett Vancouver 17 21 44.7% 10 Richard Magnante Boise 43 33 56.6% 8 Tom Beyers Eugene 15 23 39.5% 12 Greg Riddoch Tri-City 36 40 47.4% 15 Fred Ocasio 2010 - WESTERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF GB Yakima 28 48 36.8% 23 Bob Didier Vancouver 25 13 65.8% - Richard Magnante Everett 22 16 57.9% 3 Jose Moreno 2008 - WESTERN DIVISION Eugene7 1 21 44.7% 8 Greg Riddoch CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem-Keizer 14 24 36.8% 11 Tom Trebelhorn Salem-Keizer 40 36 52.6% - Tom Trebelhorn DIVISION PLAYOFF: Everett defeats Vancouver, 2 games to 0 Eugene 40 36 52.6% - Greg Riddoch NWL CHAMPIONSHIP: Everett defeats Spokane, 2 games to 1 Vancouver 34 42 44.7% 6 Richard Magnante Everett 32 44 42.1% 8 Jose Moreno PLAYOFF: Spokane defeats Salem-Keizer, 3 games to 1

102 103 Yearly Standings Yearly Standings

2011 - EASTERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF 2012 - EASTERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Tri-City 22 16 57.9% - Fred Ocasio Yakima 21 17 55.3% - Audo Vicente Spokane 20 18 52.6% 2 Tim Hulett Tri-City 18 20 47.4% 3 Fred Ocasio Boise7 1 21 44.7% 5 Mark Johnson Boise 13 25 34.2% 8 Mark Johnson Yakima 13 25 34.2% 9 Audo Vicente Spokane 12 26 31.6% 9 Tim Hulett 2011 - EASTERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF 2012 - EASTERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Tri-City 22 16 57.9% - Fred Ocasio Boise4 2 14 63.2% - Mark Johnson Yakima 20 18 52.6% 2 Audo Vicente Spokane 16 22 42.1% 8 Tim Hulett Boise 19 19 50.0% 3 Mark Johnson Yakima 15 23 39.5% 9 Audo Vicente Spokane 15 23 39.5% 7 Tim Hulett Tri-City 14 24 36.8% 10 Fred Ocasio DIVISION PLAYOFF: Tri-City defeats Boise, 2 games to 0 DIVISION PLAYOFF: Boise defeats Yakima, 2 games to 1

2011 - WESTERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF 2012 - WESTERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Eugene 24 14 63.2% - Pat Murphy Everett 28 10 73.7% - Rob Mummau Vancouver 24 14 63.2% - John Schneider Eugene 24 13 64.9% 3 1/2 Pat Murphy Everett 16 22 42.1% 8 Scott Steinmann Vancouver 22 15 59.5% 5 1/2 Clayton McCullough Salem-Keizer 16 22 42.1% 8 Tom Trebelhorn Salem-Keizer 13 25 34.2% 15 Tom Trebelhorn 2011 - WESTERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF 2012 - WESTERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF GB Eugene 22 16 57.9% - Pat Murphy Vancouver 24 15 61.5% - Clayton McCullough Everett 21 17 55.3% 1 Scott Steinmann Eugene 23 16 59.0% 1 Pat Murphy Salem-Keizer 18 20 47.4% 4 Tom Trebelhorn Salem-Keizer 19 19 50.0% 4 1/2 Tom Trebelhorn Vancouver 15 23 39.5% 7 John Schneider Everett 18 20 47.4% 5 1/2 Rob Mummau DIVISION PLAYOFF: Vancouver defeats Eugene, 2 games to 1 DIVISION PLAYOFF: Vancouver defeats Everett, 2 games to 0 NWL CHAMPIONSHIP: Vancouver defeats Tri-City, 2 games to 1 NWL CHAMPIONSHIP: Vancouver defeats Boise, 2 games to 1

104 105 Yearly Standings Yearly Standings

2013 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF 2014 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem-Keizer 23 15 60.5% - Gary Davenport Hillsboro 22 16 .579 - J.R. House Boise 21 17 55.3% 2 Gary Van Tol Boise 22 16 .579 - Gary Van Tol Eugene 13 25 34.2% 10 Jim Gabella Salem-Keizer 18 20 .474 4.0 Gary Davenport Hillsboro 11 27 28.9% 12 Audo Vicente Eugene 15 23 .395 7.0 Robbie Wine

2013 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF 2014 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Salem-Keizer 24 14 63.2% - Gary Davenport Hillsboro 26 12 .684 - J.R. House Hillsboro 23 15 60.5% 1 Audo Vicente Salem-Keizer 20 18 .526 6.0 Gary Davenport Boise 20 18 52.6% 4 Gary Van Tol Boise 19 19 .500 7.0 Gary Van Tol Eugene 14 24 36.8% 10 Jim Gabella Eugene 15 23 .395 11.0 Robbie Wine DIVISION PLAYOFF: Boise defeats Salem-Keizer, 2 games to 0 DIVISION PLAYOFF: Hillsboro defeats Boise 2-0

2013 - NORTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF 2014 - NORTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Everett 23 15 60.5% - Rob Mummau Spokane 25 13 .658 - Tim Hulett Vancouver 22 16 57.9% 1 Clayton McCullough Vancouver 25 13 .658 - John Schneider Spokane 20 18 52.6% 3 Tim Hulett Tri-City 14 24 .368 11.0 Drew Saylor Tri-City 19 19 50.0% 4 Drew Saylor Everett 11 27 .289 14.0 Dave Valle

2013 - NORTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF GB 2014 - NORTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF GB CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Everett 21 17 55.3% - Rob Mummau Vancouver 21 17 .553 - John Schneider Spokane 18 20 47.4% 3 Tim Hulett Tri-City 19 19 .500 2.0 Drew Saylor Vancouver 17 21 44.7% 4 Clayton McCullough Everett 17 21 .447 4.0 Dave Valle Tri-City 15 23 39.5% 6 Drew Saylor Spokane 15 23 .395 6.0 Tim Hulett DIVISION PLAYOFF: Vancouver defeats Everett, 2 games to 0 DIVISION PLAYOFF: Vancouver defeats Spokane, 2 games to 0

NWL CHAMPIONSHIP: Vancouver defeats Boise, 2 games to 1 NWL CHAMPIONSHIP: Hillsboro defeats Vancouver 2-0

106 107 Yearly Standings Yearly Continued

2015 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF 2016 - NORTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Hillsboro 22 16 .579 - Shelley Duncan Spokane 19 19 .500 - Tim Hulett Salem-Keizer 20 18 .526 2.0 Kyle Haines Tri-City 19 19 .500 - Eugene 17 21 .447 5.0 Gary Van Tol Everett 18 20 .474 1.0 Rob Mummau Boise 14 24 .368 8.0 Frank Gonzalez Vancouver 16 22 .421 3.0 John Tamargo

2015 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF 2016 - NORTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF GB CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Hillsboro 23 15 .605 - Shelley Duncan Everett 27 11 .711 - Rob Mummau Eugene 21 17 .553 2.0 Gary Van Tol Tri-City 15 23 .395 12.0 Ben Fritz Salem-Keizer 19 19 .500 4.0 Kyle Haines Vancouver 13 23 .361 13.0 John Tamargo Boise 16 22 .421 7.0 Frank Gonzalez Spokane 13 24 .351 13.5 Tim Hulett DIVISION PLAYOFF: Hillsboro defeats Salem-Keizer 2-1 DIVISION PLAYOFF: Everett defeats Spokane 2-0

2015 - NORTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF NWL CHAMPIONSHIP: Eugene defeats Everett 2-1 CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Tri-City 22 16 .579 - Anthony Contreras 2017 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF Everett 22 16 .579 - Rob Mummau CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Spokane 19 19 .500 3.0 Tim Hulett Hillsboro 22 16 .579 - Shawn Roof Vancouver 16 22 .421 6.0 John Schneider Eugene 21 17 .553 1.0 Jesus Feliciano Boise 19 19 .500 3.0 Scott Little 2015 - NORTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF Salem-Keizer 16 22 .421 6.0 Jolbert Cabrera CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Everett 20 18 .526 - Rob Mummau 2017 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF Tri-City 20 18 .526 - Anthony Contreras CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Vancouver 18 20 .474 2.0 John Schneider Hillsboro 19 19 .500 - Shawn Roof Spokane 15 23 .395 5.0 Tim Hulett Boise 18 20 .474 1.0 Scott Little DIVISION PLAYOFF: Tri-City defeats Everett 2-0 Eugene Emeralds 18 20 .474 1.0 Jesus Feliciano Salem-Keizer 13 25 .342 6.0 Jolbert Cabrera NWL CHAMPIONSHIP: Hillsboro defeats Tri-City 2-1 DIVISION PLAYOFF: Eugene defeats Hillsboro 2-0

2016 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF 2017 - NORTHERN DIVISION - FIRST HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Eugene 28 10 .737 - Jose Feliciano Vancouver 21 17 .553 - Rich Miller Hillsboro 19 19 .500 9.0 Shelley Duncan Tri-City 20 18 .526 1.0 Ben Fritz Salem-Keizer 17 21 .447 11.0 Kyle Haines Everett 17 21 .447 4.0 Jose Moreno Boise 16 22 .421 12.0 Andy Gonzalez Spokane 16 22 .421 5.0 Matt Hagen

2016 - SOUTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF 2017 - NORTHERN DIVISION - SECOND HALF CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER CLUB W L PCT. GB MANAGER Eugene 26 12 .684 - Jose Feliciano Spokane 23 15 .605 - Matt Hagen Hillsboro 23 14 .622 2.5 Shelley Duncan Vancouver 22 16 .579 1.0 Rich Miller Boise 17 21 .447 9.0 Andy Gonzalez Tri-City 20 18 .526 3.0 Ben Fritz Salem-Keizer 15 21 .417 10.0 Kyle Haines Everett 19 19 .500 4.0 Jose Moreno DIVISION PLAYOFF: Eugene defeats Hillsboro 2-1 DIVISION PLAYOFF: Vancouver defeats Spokane 2-0 108 109 NWL CHAMPIONSHIP: Vancouver defeats Eugene 3-1 Composite Standings & NWL Affiliations Northwest League Affiliations

CLUB WON LOST PCT. LEWISTON Hillsboro 210 169 55.4% 1955-56 Independent, 1957 Philadelphia, 1958-59 Independent, 1960-66 Kansas City, Walla Walla 611 507 54.7% 1967-70 St. Louis, 1971 Independent, 1972 Baltimore, 1973-74 Oakland MEDFORD Portland 444 390 53.2% 1967-68 San Francisco, 1969-71 , 1979-99 Oakland. (Team known as Rogue Victoria 112 99 53.1% Valley 1969 and Southern Oregon 1988-99) Southern Oregon (Medford-Rogue Valley) 1031 927 52.7% NEW WESTMINSTER Boise 1338 1236 52.0% 1974 Independent Bellingham 915 867 51.3% PORTLAND Vancouver 700 665 51.3% 1973-77 Independent, 1995-2000 Colorado Salem-Keizer 2039 2006 50.4% SALEM-KEIZER Everett 1294 1280 50.3% 1955-60 Independent, 1961-65 Los Angeles NL, 1977-80 Independent, 1981-87 California, Eugene 2518 2520 50.0% 1988-89 Los Angeles NL, 1997- San Francisco. (Team known as Salem prior to 1997) Yakima 1637 1702 49.0% SEATTLE Tri-City 1871 1948 49.0% 1972 Co-op, 1973-74 , 1975-76 Independent Lewiston 1094 1141 48.9% SPOKANE Spokane 1444 1538 48.4% 1955-56 Independent, 1972 Los Angeles NL, 1983-94 San Diego, 1995-2002 Kansas City, Wenatchee 729 778 48.4% 2003- Texas Coos Bay - North Bend 114 122 48.3% TRI-CITY Bend (Central Oregon) 651 757 46.24% 1955-57 Independent, 1958 Pittsburgh, 1959 Independent, 1960-61 Baltimore, 1962 Seattle 182 212 46.19% Independent, 1963-64 Los Angeles AL, 1965 Baltimore, 1966-68 Los Angeles NL, 1969 Grays Harbor 147 201 42.2% Oakland, 1970-72 San Diego, 1973-74 Independent, 1983-84 Texas, 1985 Independent, New Westminster 34 50 40.5% 1986 Co-op, 2001-14 Colorado, 2015- San Diego VANCOUVER BELLINGHAM 2000-10 Oakland, 2011- Toronto 1973-76 Los Angeles, 1977-94 Seattle, 1995-96 San Francisco VICTORIA BEND 1978-80 Independent 1970 Hawaii, 1971 California, 1978 Oakland, 1979-86 Philadelphia, 1987 Co-op, 1988-89 WALLA WALLA California, 1990-91 Co-op, 1992-94 Colorado. (Team known as Central Oregon 1979-80) 1969-71 Philadelphia, 1972 Hawaii, 1973-82 San Diego, 1983 Co-op BOISE WENATCHEE 1975-76 Oakland, 1978 Independent, 1987-89 Independent, 1990-96 California, 1997- 1955-56 Independent, 1957-58 Cincinnati, 1959-60 Independent, 1961-65 Chicago NL 2000 Anaheim, 2001-14 Chicago NL, 2015- Colorado YAKIMA COOS BAY-NORTH BEND 1955-57 Independent, 1958-65 , 1966 , 1990-2000 Los Angeles NL, 1970-72 Oakland 2001-12 Arizona EUGENE 1955-58 Independent, 1959-62 San Francisco, 1963 Chicago AL, 1964-65 Philadelphia, 1966 Philadelphia/St. Louis, 1967-68 Philadelphia, 1974 Independent, 1975-83 Cincinna- ti, 1984-94 Kansas City, 1995-98 Atlanta, 1999-2000 Chicago NL, 2001-14 San Diego 2015- Chicago NL EVERETT 1984-94 San Francisco, 1995- Seattle GRAYS HARBOR 1976-78 Independent, 1979 New York NL, 1980 Independent HILLSBORO 2013- Arizona

110 111 Team Nicknames NWL All-Star Teams

CURRENT NORTHWEST LEAGUE CITIES & TEAM NICKNAMES 1955 1956 1957 1B Carl Porter, Spo Roy Nixon, Yak Herb Anderson, Wen/Yak Boise Hawks Spokane Indians 2B Joe Jacobs, Lew Ron Jackson, Spo Ellis Burton, TC A’s 1975-76 Indians 1955-56, 1972, 1983- 3B Tom Agosta, Sal Hillis Layne, Lew Hillis Layne, Lew Buckskins 1978 Tri-City Dust Devils SS Gene Tanselli, Sal Elwayne Wilcox, Yak John Keller, Eug Hawks 1987- Braves 1955-60, 1962 OF Duane Helbig, TC Chuck Essegian, Sal Donald Frailey, Eug Eugene Emeralds Atoms 1961, 1965-68 Herm Lewis, Yak Lawrence Segovia, Wen John Dunn, Sal Emeralds 1955-68, 1974- Angels 1963-64 Napoleon Gulley, Spo Herm Lewis, Yak Herm Lewis, Yak Everett Aquasox A’s 1969 C Robert Duretto, Wen Joe Rossi, Spo Don Lundberg, Wen Giants 1984-94 Padres 1970-72 UTL William Preston, Eug Daniel Holden, TC Mel Krause, Eug Aquasox 1995- Triplets 1973, 1983-86 Mel Krause, Sal Vince Moreci, Yak Danial Holden, Eug Hillsboro Hops Ports 1974 P Gene Hayden, Wen Jerry Cade, Sal James Bailey, Wen Hops 2013- Dust Devils 2001- George Storti, Eug Richard Young, Yak Charles Lybeck, Wen/Sal Salem-Keizer Volcanoes Vancouver Canadians Senators 1955-60, 1977-81 Canadians 2000- 1958 1959 1960 Dodgers 1961-65, 1988-89 1B Bruce McIntosh, Lew Dick Wilson, Wen Len Tucker, Yak Angels 1982-87 2B Maurice Lerner, Yak , Eug Raymond Tabacchi, Lew Volcanoes 1997- 3B Hillis Layne, Lew Rocky Columbo, Yak Ed Zander, Yak SS Reggie Hamilton, TC Sal Ferrera, Lew Denis Menke, Yak FORMER NORTHWEST LEAGUE CITIES & TEAM NICKNAMES OF Elio Toboso, Wen Jerry Mason, Wen Jose Tartabull, Eug Photios Anthony, Sal Walt O’Neil, Yak Lorne Johnson, Yak Bellingham, WA New Westminster, B.C., Canada Arnie Hallgren, Lew Joe Wilson, Sal Walt O’Neil, TC Dodgers 1973-76 Frasers 1974 C John McNamara, Lew John McNamara, Lew Merritt Ranew, Yak Mariners 1977-94 Portland, OR -- -- Harry Dunlop, TC Giants 1995-96 Mavericks 1973-77 UTL -- Mel Krause (INF), Eug -- Bend, OR (a.k.a. Central Oregon) Rockies 1995-2000 -- Layton Ducote (OF), Wen -- Rainbows 1970-71 Seattle, WA P Ted Kambour, Yak , Wen John Stokoe, Yak Timberhawks 1978 Rainiers 1972-76 Thorton Kipper, Lew Bobby Bolin, Eug Fred Rick, TC Phillies 1979-86 Victoria, B.C., Canada Bucks 1987-91 Mussels 1978-80 1961 1962 1963 Rockies 1992-94 Walla Walla, WA 1B Mo Morhardt, Wen Gary Johnson, TC Danny Kern, Yak Coos Bay-North Bend, OR Phillies 1969-71 2B Ossie Chavarria, Lew Rafael Gomez, Yak , Sal A’s 1970-73 Islanders 1972 3B Dick Green, Lew Ronald Campbell, Wen Ernie Foli, TC Grays Harbor, WA Padres 1973-82 SS Michael Sinnerud, Yak Walt Hriniak, Yak , Lew Ports 1976 Blue Mountain Bears 1983 OF Jesus Alou, Eug Nelson Mathews, Wen Phil Borders, Wen Loggers 1977-78, 1980 Wentachee, WA Dick Bogard, Sal Emiliano Telleria, TC Vic Pagel, Sal Mets 1979 Chiefs 1955-65 Jim Barbieri, Sal Ethan Blackaby, Yak Lorne Johnson, Yak Lewiston, ID Yakima, WA C Bob Barton, Eug; , Yak Butler Powell, Yak Broncs 1955-74 Bears 1955-64, 1990-2012 John McNamara, Lew; John McNamara, Lew -- Medford, OR (a.k.a. Rogue Valley, So. Oregon) Braves 1965-66 Bill Bryan, Lew -- -- Giants 1967-68 P Larry Danforth, Lew Larry Staab, Sal Dave Eilers, Yak Dodgers 1969-71 Lazaro Gomez, Eug Ed Nottle, TC Terry Barber, Sal A’s 1979-95 Timberjacks 1996-99

112 113 NWL All-Star Teams NWL All-Star Teams

1964 1965 1966 1973 1974 1975 1B Dick McLauglin, Sal Mike Fiore, TC Doug Paultz, Eug 1B Bill Hobbs, Lew Mark Lucich, Eug Mark Lucich, Eug 2B Rafael Gomez, Yak Felix Milan, Yak Billy Grabarkewitz, TC 2B Ed Cervantes, TC Ed Cervantes, Por Tom Watkins, Eug 3B Winston Llenas, TC Bill Southworth, Yak Bob Young, Eug 3B Michael Dupree, WW Gene Delyon, WW John Helfrick, Por SS John Donaldson, Lew , TC Tony Canzano, TC SS Mike Champion, WW Robert Waits, Por Darrell Woodard, Boi OF Clarence Jones, Sal Arlie Burge, Lew Roger Nelson, Eug OF Kent Froede, TC Clifton Holland, Por Don Reynolds, WW Bill Robinson, Yak Dave May, TC Oscar Brown, Yak Bob Cummings, Sea Terrence Jones, Por George McPherson, Eug Jack Warner, TC Herman Rathman, TC Roy Gleason, TC Terrence Jones, Por Jeff eonard,L Bel Lynn Jones, Eug -- -- Terry Heizenrader, TC C Gerald Stone, WW Bill Hamilton, WW Rick Sweet, WW C Jim Campanis, Sal Jim Procopio, Wen , TC DH Reggie Thomas, Por Dick Meily, Eug Michael Rodriguez, Boi Del Bates, TC George Farson, TC ------Paul Gilmartin, Sea UTL -- -- Larry Vlasin, Lew UTL -- -- Steve Collette. Por P Bill Edgerton, Lew Sam Cook, Wen Bob Baird, TC P Joe McIntosh, WW Rick Sutcliffe, Bel George Benson, Sea Phil Brown, Sal Larry Loughlin, Eug Mike Mathwig, TC Gene Lanthorn, Por James Emery, Por Paul Moskau, Eug Mike Allen, WW Guy Todd, Bel Rick Hicks, Por 1967 1968 1969 -- Keith Halgerson, Sea Ron Gill, WW 1B Nick Van Lue, Eug Andre Thorton, Eug Ed Goldstone, WW 2B Robert Leatherwood, Eug Patrick Locanto, Eug Tommy Thompson, Lew 1976 1977 1978 3B Noel Finley, Med , TC Bob Buckner, Med 1B George Kaage, Bel Greg Jackson, Eug Emil Drzayich, Boi SS Alfonso Mairena, Lew Lucky Thompson, Lew Tommy Sandt, TC 2B Steve Collette, Por Barry Evans, WW Jerry Johnson, WW -- -- Ed Crosby, Lew 3B Paul O’Neil, WW Tom Kotchman, Eug Jim Gattis, GH OF Jim Magnuson, Eug Bill Brooks, Lew James Cardasis, Med SS Edward Cervantes, Por Ozzie Smith, WW Mobil Cox, WW Von Joshua, TC George Foster, Med Robert Long, Med OF Ron McNeely, Boi Patrick Ingraham, Eug Albert Richmond, WW Gary York, Med Joe Ferguson, TC Stephen Cooley, TC Robert Kraft, Sea Robert Blakley, WW/GH Nick Belmonte, Boi C John Martinez, Eug Stephen Krines, TC Jim Dietz, WW Duane Walker, Eug Dave Henderson, Bel Paul Stevens, GH Jerry Muse, Med -- -- C Doug Wantz, Por Tom Johnson, GH Ray Corbett, Eug UTL -- Reid Braden, Eug Stephen Krines, Med -- Rodolfo Arias, Bel Darryl Cias, Sal P Wayne Swango, Eug Richard Dorsch, TC , TC DH Mike Rodriguez, Boi Juan Delgado, GH Danny Thomas, Boi Dale Spier, Med Ronald Henson, Eug Ted Gilje, Med -- Paul Kirsch, Sal -- 1970 1971 1972 UTL -- -- Kevin Jacobsen, Eug 1B Bob Beall, WW Tom Kostolsky, Med Tim Steele, Spo P George Benson, Sea Greg Biercevicz, Bel Jack Hobbs, Bel 2B Jim Van Wyck, Bend Kurt Russell, Bend Kim Andrew, Lew Scott Brown, Eug John Dunn, Por David Jannusch, GH 3B Dan Joost, CBNB Marc Rhea, TC Dan Joost, WW Barry Biggerstaff, GH Joey McLaughlin, Por Dale Mohoric, Vic SS Dave Ristig, Med Victor Diaz, Lew Jim Van Wyck, WW , WW Eric Mustad, WW Randy Miller, WW OF Lloyd Hutchinson, WW Dane Iorg, WW Jim Buckner, Lew Bill Joseph, WW John Yandle, WW Robert Pietroburgo, Bel Phil Bushman, Bend Allan Wise, Bend Nathaniel Clayton, Lew Mark Lee, WW -- -- Doug Hunt, TC John Scott, TC Jerry Turner, TC C , TC John Dusenbury, WW Michael Satterlee, Lew Stephen Krines, Med Tom Trebelhorn, Bend -- UTL -- -- John Snider, Spo -- -- Craig Settles, TC P Dan Spillner, TC John Franklin, TC Ed House, Lew Greg Millikan, Lew Bob Wolf, CBNB Don Standley, Spo

114 115 NWL All-Star Teams NWL All-Star Teams

1979 1980 1981 1988 1989 1990 1B Emil Drzayich, Vic Monte McAbee, CO Brick Smith, Bel 1B Bob Hamelin, Eug Fred Cooley, SO Jay Gainer, Spo 2B Roy Clark, Bel Juan Samuel, CO Dennis Seatts, Eug 2B Scott Bingham, Spo Kevin Higgins, Spo Giovanni Miranda, Eug -- Paul Serna, Bel -- 3B Stan Royer, SO Craig Paquette, SO Mike Galle, Yak 3B John Seefried, Sal Kevin McGann, Bel Graham Conklin, Bel SS Rafael Bournigal, Sal Tim Wallace, Boi Kevin Farlow, Spo SS Julio Franco, CO Rod Murphy, Vic Steve Kiefer, Med OF Shannon Coppell, EV Kevin Long, Eug Matt Mieske, Spo OF Bobby Garrett, Med Ron Little, Eug Eric Davis, Eug Jeff ace,M Boi Darrell Sherman, Spo Eric Booker, SO Ramon Estepa, Bel George Perez, WW Kevin Coughlin, Med Braulio Castillo, Sal , Ev , Boi Aaron Cain, WW Crestwell Pratt, Eug Phil Bradley, Bel C Eddie Tucker, Ev Mike Piazza, Sal Eric Helfand, SO -- -- Ricky Nelson, Bel DH John Kuehl, Spo Dave Staton, Spo Brian Stephens, Bel C Herb Orensky, CO Jerry Willard, CO William Worden, Sal P Tony Floyd, SO Rick Davis, Spo Hilly Hathaway, Boi -- -- Scot Mitchell, Med Kevin MacLeod, SO Kerry Knox, Spo Randy Powers, Boi -- -- Ricky Wilson, Bel DH Doug Lulay, WW Willie Darkis, CO -- 1991 1992 1993 UTL Jim Durrman, Med -- -- 1B Murph Proctor, Yak Larry Sutton, Eug Jason Thompson, Spo P Michael Barba, WW Mike Couchee, GH Brian Hunter, Bend 2B Eddy Diaz, Bel Steve Sisco, Eug Mark Simmons, Boi David Froelich, WW William Johnson, CO Mark Langston, Bel 3B Joe Randa, Eug Mark Sobolewski, SO Doug Newstrom, Yak Ed Koziol, Vic Ken Klacza, Vic -- SS , SO Jason Bates, Bend Brett King, Ev , Eug Jeff tottlemyre,S Bel -- OF Mike Neill, SO Terrence Frazier, SO Todd Greene, Boi Mark Runyan, Sal Ed Vandeberg, Bel -- Matt Brewer, Ev Papo Ramos, Ev Aaron Iatarola, Boi Mark Johnson, Eug Bill Robbs, Spo Keith Williams, Ev 1982 1983 1984 C Frank Charles, Ev Chris Abbe, Yak , Eug 1B Jim Eppard, Med Jose Tolentino, Med Ron Gideon, Bend DH Leon Glenn, Bend Fred McNair, Bel Sal Fasano, Eug 2B Brian Graham, Med Keith Thrower, Med Greg Litton, Ev P Mike Hampton, Bel Mike Butler, Boi Bob Wolcott, Bel 3B Chris James, Bend Robert Martinez, TC Brad Pounders, Spo Julian Heredia, Boi Mark Thompson, Bend Glenn Dishman, Spo SS Ray Thoma, Med Tony Evans, Eug Sergio Perez, Bend Ken Grundt, Ev Chris Eddy, Eug Matt Mantei, Bel OF Tony Laurenzi, Med Oriol Perez, Bel Sam Haley, Bel Troy Percival, Boi John Pricher, Boi Steve Day, Ev Gregory Key, Sal Larry Beardman, Med Kevin Bootay, TC Roger Hill, Bel Mike O’Hara, Sal Brad Hill, TC 1994 1995 1996 C Terry McGriff, Eug Bill Hance, TC Dan Winters, Med 1B John Donati, Boi Danny Buxbaum, Boi Rob Zachmann, Ev -- Greg Toler, Eug -- 2B Chris Dean, Bel Jon Watson, Bel Doug Livingston, Por DH Phil Strom, Med Jose Canseco, Med Robyn Amble, TC -- -- Tony Zuniga, Bel P Eric Berry, Med Mike Fulmer, Med Greg Brake, Med 3B Greg Morris, Boi Ryan Kane, Boi Brain Rust, Eug Edward Myers, Med Mark Bauer, Med Jim Walker, Bel SS Eric Martins, SO Miguel Tejada, SO Mike Caruso, Bel OF , SO Kevin Gibbs, Yak Justin Bowles, SO 1985 1986 1987 Chris Latham, Yak Kevin Ham, Boi Adam Johnson, Eug 1B Jim McCollom, Sal Nathan Olgesbee, Eug Steve Hendricks, Spo Dante Powell, Ev Joe Trippy, Eug Nate Murphy, Boi 2B Julio Alcala, Eug John Toal, Ev Paul Faries, Spo C Bret Hemphill, Boi Patrick Hallmark, Spo Matt Curtis, Boi 3B Dave Cortez, TC Anthony Pellegrino, Spo Mark Owens, Eug -- -- Dax Norris, Eug SS John Verducci, Ev Tom LeVasseur, Spo Jose Valentin, Spo DH Pookie Jones, Bend James Vida, Spo Steve Hacker, Eug OF Ron Jones, Bend , Sal Ken Griffey, Jr., Bel Paul Konerko, Yak -- -- Mike Loggins, Eug Drew Stratton, Med Bobby Moore, Eug P John Vanhof, Bel Marc D’Alessandro, Por Ken Vining, Bel Jerald Clark, Spo Dave Nash, Ev Jeff ace,M Boi Marino Santana, Bel Travis Thurmond, Boi Brandon Leese, Bel C Chris Jelic, Eug Mike Knapp, Sal Andy Skeels, Spo Bubba Dixon, Spo Adam Butler, Eug Jeff ubenka,K Yak DH Keith Foley, TC Carlos Escalera, Eug Jorge Pedre, Eug Tim Grieve, Eug Grant Vermillion, Boi Mick Pageler, Bel P Randy McCament, Ev Gary Blouin, Eug Mike Erb, Sal 116 Dave Otto, Med Jim Peña, Ev Jim Campbell, Eug 117 NWL All-Star Teams NWL All-Star Teams

2003 2004 2005 1997 1998 1999 1B Brian Dopirak, Boi Lachlan Dale, Eug Will Thompson, S-K 1B Mark Burke, Eug Jason Hart, SO Sean McGowan, S-K 2B Nick Orlandos, Ev Erik Dean, TC Luis Valbuena, Ev Nick Leach, Yak -- -- 3B Jamie D’Antona, Yak Matt Macri, TC , S-K 2B Travis Young, S-K Jason Huisman, Boi Alfredo Amezaga, Boi SS , Van Asdrubal Cabrera, Ev German Duran, Spo 3B , SO Henry Calderon, Spo G.J. Raymundo, Spo OF Jeremy Cleveland, Spo Javier Herrera, Van Travis Becktel, TC SS Nelson Castro, Boi , Por , Spo Conor Jackson, Yak Brian Horwitz, S-K Mike Mooney, S-K OF Dermal Brown, Spo Jeremy Dodson, Spo Kirk Asche, SO Brian Wahlbrink, Eug Luis Montanez, Boi Steve Murphy, Spo Casey Child, Boi Juan Pierre, Por Michael O’Keefe, Boi C Todd Jennings, S-K Mike Nickeas, Spo Josh Ford, Yak Juan LeBron, Spo Jake Weber, Ev Chris Snelling, Ev DH Brad Vericker, S-K Chris Carter, Yak Lizahio Baez, Spo C Jason Dewey, Boi Paul Phillips, Spo Gerald Laird, SO P Felix Hernandez, Ev A.J. Shappi, Yak Darin Downs, Boi DH Mike Marchiano, Ev Bill Mott, Boi Ken Harvey, Spo Sean Thompson, Eug Shawn Nottingham, Ev Mike Madsen, Van P Mike Riley, S-K Cary Ammons, Spo Cam Esslinger, Por Eddie Bonine, Eug Jim Miller, TC Brad Kilby, Van Matt Wise, Boi Jeff Hundley, Boi Craig Anderson, Ev Dustin Glant, Yak , Boi Brian Anderson, S-K Clint Chrysler, Ev Chris Mears, Ev Jay Gehrke, Spo Clint Goocher, Yak -- -- Ara Petrosian, Por Shawn Sedlacek, Spo Tony Cogan, Spo -- Chris Demouy, Boi Bryan Mazur, SO 2006 2007 2008 -- Benji Miller, S-K -- 1B Craig Cooper, Eug Daniel Hamblin, Van Mike Loberg, S-K 2B Emmanuel Burriss, S-K Matthew Downs, S-K , Boi 2000 2001 2002 3B Alex Valdez, Van Clayton Conner, Yak Josh Vitters, Boi 1B Garrett Atkins, Por Brad Bouras, Boi Jon Nelson, Ev SS Daniel Mayora, TC Mark Hallberg, Yak , Boi -- Greg Dobbs, Ev -- OF Cyle Hankerd, Yak Gregory Halman, Ev Charles Blackmon, TC 2B Blake Blasi, Eug Tim Merritt, Ev Ismael Castro, Ev Chad Huffman, Eug Jonathan Wyatt, Boi Dan Robertson, Eug -- Dan Uggla, Yak -- Matt Sulentic, Van Luis Durango, Eug Sawyer Carroll, Eug 3B Lance Niekro, S-K Corey Slavik, Boi Donnie Hood, Boi C , Spo Jonathan Greene, Spo Travis Howell, Eug SS Freddie Bynum, Van Jason Bartlett, Eug Oscar Materano, TC DH Russ Canzler, Boi Garrett Baker, S-K Ryan Keedy, Boi OF Jamal Strong, Ev Matt Allegra, Van Carlos Arr oyo, Ev P Shane Dove, Yak Thomas Brewer, S-K Wilfredo Boscan, Spo Nick Alvarez, Yak Syketo Anderson, Boi Gary Harris, Ev Adam Cowart, S-K Edward Paredes, Ev Kenneth Durst, TC Brad Hawpe, Por J.J. Johnson, Boi Freddy Lewis, S-K Jeremy Paplebon, Boi Daniel Otero, S-K Jose Guzman, Van C Trey Lunsford, S-K Casey Myers, Van Rene Rivera, Ev Juan Trinidad, S-K Ryan Falcon, Spo Rob Musgrave, Eug Ryan Jorgensen, Eug ------Tim Murphy, Spo DH Brad Downing, Boi Greg Sain, Eug Micah Hoffpauir, Boi P Wilton Chavez, Eug Angel Guzman, Boi Greg Bruso, S-K 2009 2010 2011 Mark Freed, Eug , Boi Jared Doyle, Yak 1B Ryan Wheeler, Yak Yazy Arbelo, Yak Paul Hoilman, Boi Charlie Thames, Boi Wes Hutchison, S-K Andy Sisco, Boi 2B Vincent Belnome, Eug Pierre LaPage, Boi Jon Berti, Van Adrian Aguilera, Yak Jorge Sosa, Ev Gabe Ribas, Eug 3B Drew Biery, S-K Kevin Mailloux, Ev Jimmy Comerota, Yak -- Brett Price, Van Billy Keppinger, Spo -- -- Travis Whitmore, Eug -- -- Isaac Pavlik, TC SS Hak-Ju Lee, Boi Zach Walters, Yak Joe Panik. S-K OF Jose Valdez, Boi Alvaro Ramirez, Boi Brett Krill, S-K Miguel Velazquez, Spo Jared Hoying, Spo Jesus Galindo, S-K Ryan Royster, Ev Ryan Scoma, S-K Jabari Blash, Ev C Vincent DiFazio, Spo Emmanuel Quiles, Eug Rafael Lopez, Boi -- , Ev -- DH Drew Biery, S-K A.J. Kirby-Jones, Van Mike Murray, S-K P Jorge Bucardo, S-K A.J. Griffin, Van Christian Bergman, TC Nicholas Greenwood, Eug Eury De La Rosa, Yak Jose Campos, Ev Robert Ross, Spo Chad Bettis, TC Justin Nicolino, Van 118 Charles Ruiz, TC Anthony Fernandez, Ev Drew Permison, Van119 Craig Bennigson, TC -- Kenneth Roberts, TC

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2012 2015 1B Taylor Ard, Eve C Miguel Gomez, SK 2B Gioskar Amaya, Boi 1B Brian Mundell, Boi 3B Patrick Kivlehan, Eve 2B Frandy Delarosa, Eug SS Jorge Flores, Van 3B , Boi OF Francisco, Sosa, TC SS Drew Jackson, Eve Kyle Von Tungeln, TC DH Sean Hurley, Van Royce Bolinger, Spo OF LeDarius Clark, Spo C , Eve Braden Bishop, Eve DH Taylor Ard, Eve Jose Carlos Urena, TC P Christopher Nunn, Eug P Carlos Hernandez, Hil Roman Madrid, Eug Oscar De La Cruz, Eug Javier Avendano, Van Andrew Leenhouts, SK Alexander Carreras, Yak Walter Lockett, TC Jared Miller, Hil 2013 All-Star Game Starters NORTH DIVISION SOUTH DIVISION 2016 C Mike Reeves, Van C Lance Rymel, Boi C Luke Lowery, Hil INF L.B. Danzler, Van INF Sam Eberle, S-K 1B Kristian Brito, Eve INF Jordan Leyland, Van INF Dan Lockhart, Boi 2B Kevin Rivera, SK INF Alex Mehrten, TC INF Jacob Rogers, Boi 3B Nick Zammarelli, Eve INF DJ Peterson, Eve INF Jeremy Sy, S-K SS Garrett Hammpson, Boi INF Jack Reinheimer, Eve OF Yasiel Balaguert, Boi DH Jacob Bosiokovic, Boi OF Chris Garia, Spo OF Tyler Hollick, S-K OF Eric Filia, Eve OF Brendan Kalfus, Van OF Yogey Perez-Ramos, Hil Gio Brusa, SK OF Ian Parmley, Van OF Ronnie Richardson, Eug Heath Quinn, SK SP Jeremy Gabryszwski, Van SP Andrew Leenhouts, S-K P Anfernee Benitez, Hil SP Eric Brown, Van SP James Pugliese, Boi Dylan Cease, Eug SP Lars Huijer, Eve SP Erik Schoenrock, Eug Joey Lucchesi, TC RP Trent Daniel, TC RP Will Locante, Hil Manuel Rondon, Eug RP Raymundo, Montero, S-K Patrick Murphy, Van

2014 All-Star Game Starters 2017 NORTH DIVISION SOUTH DIVISION C Daulton Varsho, Hil C Marcus Greene, Spo C Justin Marra, Boi 1B Ryan Kirby, SK INF Franklin Barreto, Van INF , S-K 2B Bret Boswell, Boi INF Ryan McBroom, Van INF Will Callaway, S-K 3B Danny Edgeworth, Boi INF Seth Spivey, Spo INF Franchy Cordero, Eug SS Camden Duzenack, Hil INF Jose Trevino, Spo INF Marcus Davis, Eug DH Riley Adams, Van OF Austin Cousino, Eve INF Travious Relaford, S-K OF Bryan Johnson, SK OF Roemon Fields, Van OF Jeffrey Baez, Boi Miguel Aparicio, Spo OF Eduard Pinto, Spo OF Rashad Crawford, Boi Steven Linkous, Boi OF Luke Tendler, Spo OF Grant Heyman, Hil P Jesus Camargo, Eug SP Jairo Labourt, Van SP Nick Baker, Hil Andres Torres, Eve RP Scott Firth, TC RP Zac Curtis, Hil Stetson Woods, SK Ben Sheckler, TC Cole Ragans, Spo 120 121 NWL 50th Anniversary Team

NWL 50th ANNIVERSARY TEAM (1955-2004) As selected by a special league committee in 2004

Position Name Club Year C Mike Piazza Salem Dodgers 1989 1B Ken Harvey Spokane Indians 1999 2B Juan Samuel Central Oregon Phillies 1980 3B Hillis Layne Lewiston Broncs 1955-59 SS Ozzie Smith Walla Walla Padres 1977 OF Eric Davis Eugene Emeralds 1980-81 OF Ken Griffey, Jr. 1987 OF Tony Gwynn Walla Walla Padres 1981 OF Rickey Henderson Boise Athletics 1976 Utility Mel Krause /Eugene Emeralds 1955-61 SP Bobby Bolin Eugene Emeralds 1959 SP Mark Bauer Medford Athletics 1983 SP Jesse Foppert Salem-Keizer Volcanoes 2001 SP Paul Moskau Eugene Emeralds 1975 RP Troy Percival Boise Hawks 1991 RP John Pricher Boise Hawks 1992 Manager Tom Kotchman Boise Hawks 1990-2000

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