Greetings!
Welcome to the Portland Baseball/Softball information site. I've always thought that a site that had info on all of the baseball and softball being played in the Portland area and around the world would be interesting, so I'm going to try and provide that. I am going to describe the levels of play and the leagues available in the area and that info will be listed under the appropriate titles in the MENU to the left. Please Feel free to Sign The Guestbook
If you think I have made any factual errors or would like to add anything to the site please feel free to email me at : portlandbaseballsoftball@gmail.com
OSAA Playoffs Semifinals Tuesday 5/29
6A Baseball #6 Oregon City @ #1 Roseburg 4:30pm @ Legion Field #3 Sheldon @ #1 Thurston 5pm
6A Softball #2 Clackamas @ #1 North Medford 4pm #1 South Salem @ #6 Crater
5A Baseball #2 Sherwood @ #1 Summit 5pm #2 Bend @ #5 Wilson 4:30pm
5A Softball #1 Pendleton @ #3 West Albany 4:30pm #4 The Dalles Wahtonka @ #7 Silverton 4:30pm
4A Baseball #1 Ontario @ #3 North Valley #5 Hidden Valley @ #7 Henley 5pm
Ducks and Beavers Baseball~NCAA Regionals Oregon Claims No. 5 National Seed, hosts, Beavs #2 seed at Baton Rouge Regional
NCAA Baton Rouge Regional 06/01/12 OSU vs. Belmont Baton Rouge, La. 12:00 p.m. PT 06/02/12 LSU/La.-Monroe Baton Rouge, La. TBA
INDIANAPOLIS – The University of Oregon claimed a No. 5 national seed for the 66th annual NCAA Division I Baseball Championship, the NCAA Division I Baseball Committee announced Monday.
The Ducks (42-17, 19-11), who finished third in the Pac-12 conference, will host No. 2 seed Cal State Fullerton, No. 3 seed Indiana State and No. 4 seed Austin Peay at the Eugene Regional.
The West Coast League is a summer wood bat league for college-eligible student-athletes, based in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, dedicated to accelerating prospect development, increasing player exposure and bettering its member communities; by providing best-of-breed leadership, best-in-class competition, best-in-West Coast ballparks, memorable life experiences, and affordable entertainment in an environment that fosters organization, professionalism, promotion, competition, fun and innovation with the utmost integrity and respect for its players and the game.
The West Coast League Portland could be described as a 'minor' league for the WCL. The West Coast league-Portland has six teams playing games at the University of Portland and at MT. Hood CC. The teams are the Bucks, Toros, Stars, Dukes, Lobos and Ports.
Pilots End Season with Convincing Win Over Seattle
BELLEVUE, Wash. --- Turner Gill had four hits, Caleb Whalen and Zack McCoy each knocked in three runs and Kyle Kraus picked up career win number 27 as the Portland Pilots ended the season by defeating the Seattle Redhawks 11-1 in a non-conference baseball game on Sunday afternoon at Courter Field. The Pilots took two of three from the Redhawks to conclude the 2012 season with a 27-25 overall record.
Sunday was all Pilots from the beginning as UP scored the game’s first eight runs. In the top of the first inning, Whalen brought home Portland’s first run with an RBI single to left field. Whalen followed with a two-run single in the top of the second to fuel a three-run inning for the Pilots.
The Oregon Independent Baseball Association (OIBA) is a HS summer baseball league in the Portland area. It is varsity level without MOST of the '12 graduated seniors. Think of it as next years varsity rosters.
Games start this week and go through the end of July.
2012 Divisions Pesky Division Jesuit Lakeridge McMinnville (Oregon Mainline Paving) West Linn Century Reynolds Grant Centennial
Olin Division Tigard Longhorns Central Catholic Westview (Robinson Construction) Lincoln (Twist Conditioning) Wilsonville (Langdon Farms) Gresham (Advanced Metal) Hillsboro Hood River
Lolich Division Southridge (Dr. Barney) Sunset (PLATT electric) Lake Oswego Sherwood (Tonkin Nissan) Sandy Forest Grove Newberg