Northwest Conference Baseball History Archives (1987-2013)

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Northwest Conference Baseball History Archives (1987-2013) Year Champion Players of the Year Coach of the Year 2013 Linfield Josh Rapacz, GFU Scott Brosius, Linfield Chris Haddeland, Linfield - Pitcher 2012 Whitworth Brock Gates, PLU Dan Ramsay, Whitworth Brian Ranta, GFU 2011 Linfield Cole Bixenman, Linfield Scott Brosius, Linfield Rob Dittrick, Pacific - Pitcher 2010 Linfield Kelson Brown, Linfield Scott Brosius, Linfield Ryan Larson, Linfield - Pitcher 2009 GFU/PLU Matt Wyckoff, GFU Marty Hunter, GFU Robert Bleeker, PLU - Pitcher Geoff Loomis, PLU 2008 Linfield Kyle Stalker, Willamette Scott Brosius, Linfield Brian Clark, Linfield - Pitcher 2007 PLU Dan Wentzell, GFU Geoff Loomis, PLU Joe DiPietro, PLU – Pitcher 2006 GFU Derrick Jones, GF Pat Bailey, GFU Joe DiPietro, PLU - Pitcher 2005 Linfield, GFU Tommy Paterson, Linfield Pat Bailey, GFU Derrick Jones, GFU Scott Carnahan, Linfield Alex Justus, Linfield – Pitcher 2004 GFU, Linfield Scott Hyde, GFU Scott Carnahan, Linfield Pat Bailey, GFU 2003 GFU Eric Bell, GFU Pat Bailey, GFU 2002 GFU Kevin Roth, Pacific Pat Bailey, GFU 2001 Willamette Nik Lubisich, Willamette David Wong, Willamette 2000 GFU Nik Lubisich, Willamette Pat Bailey, GFU 1999 GFU, Linfield Mark Tyler, GFU Pat Bailey, GFU Scott Carnahan, Linfield 1998 Willamette Matt Kosderka, Willamette David Wong, Willamette 1997 GFU Nate Barnett, GFU Pat Bailey, GFU 1996 Linfield Casey Powell, Linfield Scott Carnahan, Linfield 1995 Linfield Justin Baughman, L&C Scott Carnahan, Linfield 1994 Linfield Tom Scott, Linfield Scott Carnahan, Linfield 1993 Linfield Matt Triebwasser, Whitworth Scott Carnahan, Linfield Mike Lindblad, Linfield 1992 Linfield Dan Ruhl, Lewis & Clark Scott Carnahan, Linfield Mike Cavanaugh, Linfield 1991 Whitworth Doug Plucker, Whitman Randy Russell, Whitworth Jay Applegate, Willamette 1990 Whitworth Rich Reeves, Linfield Scott McQuilkin, Whitworth Eddie Eugenio, Whitworth 1989 Linfield Eddie Eugenio, Whitworth Scott Carnahan, Linfield Tony St. John, Linfield 1988 Linfield Wayne Anderson, L&C Scott Carnahan, Linfield Scott Lane, Whitman 1987 L&C Scott Brosius, Linfield Jerry Gatto, L&C Linfield = Linfield University, Linfield, OR Whitworth = Whitworth University, Spokane, WA Pacific = Pacific University, Forest Grove, OR Whitman = Whitman College, Walla Walla, WA GFU = George Fox University, Newberg, OR L&C = Lewis & Clark University, Portland, OR PLU = Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, WA .

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