The Oregon-bound Kafka dazzled all season, posting an 11-1 record with a 1.15 ERA, and 98 strikeouts in 73 innings pitched. The Spartans won all three of the playoff games he started.

The top pitcher in the DAL-Foothill, Biles had a dominant senior season, going 11-0 with a 0.49 ERA for the Ugly Eagles. Nine of his 13 starts went the distance, including seven complete-game shutouts and a no-hitter against Tokay in March.

Named the Most Valuable Pitcher in the MCAL, McLaughlin posted a sparkling 9-1 record with a 0.45 ERA for the Pirates, including a complete game eight-strikeout performance against Miramonte for the NCS Division III title. The one earned run he allowed against Miramonte was the only one in his last eight starts.

The first-team BVAL selection is headed to UC Santa Barbara next season, and is regarded as one of the top defensive catchers in the state. Troye did drive in 15 runs at the plate, and slugged a pair of mammoth home runs this season, including one that hit a school building in a playoff win over Amador Valley. But the Baseball Factory/Under Armour All-American is more known for his defensive prowess, and he had 15 assists this season behind the dish.

Named the MVP of the WACC-Foothill, Rosario helped lead the Dons to the NCS Division II title this season, hitting .409 with two home runs, and committing just two errors all year in the field.

Norton earned first-team EBAL honors after batting .407 with three triples and 23 runs scored. The University of Nevada-Reno commit also stole nine bases and hit safely in the final seven games of the season.

The MVP of the MCAL, Armusewicz hit .397 for the Wildcats while also turning seven doubles plays from his shortstop position. He also committed just one error in his last 23 games, including flawless handling of all 10 chances in a 19-inning marathon against Drake.

The Cal State Fullerton commit was named MVP of the WACC-Shoreline this year, leading the Jets with a .481 batting average with five home runs and 18 total extra-base hits. He also stole 20 bases, had 27 RBI, and 33 runs scored, while turning eight double plays.

The MVP in the DAL-Foothill, the senior second baseman destroyed opposing pitching, batting .456 with 31 total hits and nine stolen bases. He also turned 14 double plays from his middle infield position.

The Arizona State-bound Torkelson obliterated opposing pitching for the fourth straight year on the varsity level, batting .481 with seven home runs, 43 RBI, and 41 runs scored. The dual-sport standout also walked 27 times for an amazing .612 on-base percentage and 1.547 OPS.

The Saint Mary’s-bound Tressen was a first-team EBAL selection after hitting .359 with two home runs, 12 total extra-base hits, and 25 runs scored for the league champion Wolves.

The first-team EBAL selection is headed for Notre Dame next season, and showed why this year with a .393 batting average and flawless play in the outfield. He also drew 15 walks and stole 10 bases.

The Stanford commit and co-MVP of the EBAL went 7-1 with a 1.38 ERA, striking out 76 batters in 61 innings pitched, and holding opposing hitters to a .197 batting average. He also hit .321 with 26 RBI, and did not commit an error in the games where he was playing first base.

Roth earned first-team MCAL honors at two different positions, as both a pitcher and an infielder. On the mound, the senior went 9-3 with a 0.78 ERA, striking out 92 batters in 81 innings pitched, with seven complete games. At the plate, he hit .348 with 17 RBI and 13 stolen bases for the MCAL and NCS Division III champs.

Bloom earned MVP honors for the TCAL-Rock Division after leading the Panthers with six home runs, to go with his .378 batting average and 27 RBI. He also walked 19 times and stole 11 bases.

The co-MVP in the DAL-Valley, Tague is an all-section pick in football and baseball after leading the Matadors with a 13-0 record on the mound, sporting a 0.81 ERA, as Miramonte won its first 27 games and reached the Division III championship. He also hit .368 at the plate.

Tan, a first-team WACC-Foothill selection, got it done on the mound and at the plate for Arroyo this season, but especially down the stretch. He did not allow an earned run in his last five appearances on the mound, including a complete game two-hit shutout over Tamalpais in the Division II semifinals. Tan finished the year 8-2 with a 1.01 ERA and 60 strikeouts. He also hit .365 with 16 RBI.

Triest-Escobar was unbeatable on the mound for the Yellowjackets, compiling a 9-0 record with a 1.10 ERA, including a victory over Acalanes in the first round of the Division I playoffs. The first-team WACC-Foothill selection notched 57 strikeouts in 57 innings pitched.

The MVP in the BCL-East, Bridges hit .494 to lead the Pilots to the Division IV championship, including a three-hit performance in the title game. The academically-prestigious Claremont-Mudd-Scripps commit also had 30 RBI and 28 stolen bases.

Gallagher was named MVP of the Mission Valley Athletic League, hitting .473 with 14 doubles and 23 RBI for the league champion Colts.

The first-team DAL-Foothill selection, who has been receiving interest from numerous Pac-12 schools, hit .405 with nine doubles and two home runs to lead the Broncos. That included 13 hits during a torrid six-game stretch late in the season.

Novitske earned first-team EBAL honors after leading the Falcons with 31 hits, batting .369 with seven doubles and a team-high 16 walks. He also led the team with 16 stolen bases and turned six double plays.

The San Jose State commit once again received first-team All-MVAL honors after hitting .389 with 17 stolen bases and 36 runs scored. He also drew 28 walks for a .589 on-base percentage, and turned 12 double plays.

The four-year varsity player led the Panthers with a .479 batting average, stealing 28 bases and scoring 40 times. He also walked 24 times for a .631 on-base percentage, and displayed some pop with two home runs.

The Saint Mary’s College commit hit .354 with three home runs, driving in 29 runs for the Mustangs. His home run in the championship game against De La Salle sent the game into extra innings.

The first-team SCL selection was a difficult out in every at-bat, hitting .479 with 44 total hits and 12 stolen bases. Even more impressive was the fact he struck out just twice all season long. For good measure, he posted a 2.53 ERA in 12 appearances on the mound, notching 41 strikeouts.

The Portland-bound Johnson was a first-team EBAL selection who hit .330 with 12 extra-base hits, along with a team-high 18 walks and 16 stolen bases.

The BVAL MVP, Salter led the Falcons on the mound and at the plate, hitting .383 and leading the team in hits, RBI, and extra-base hits. He also stole nine bases, and on the mound went 7-3 with a 1.14 ERA, including a win over Foothill in the first round of the Division I playoffs.

The SCL MVP led the Tigers to the Division III semifinals, posting a 2.14 ERA on the mound while also batting .407 at the plate. He is an all-section pick in both football and baseball.

Tammaro swung a powerful bat for the Spartans this season, slugging six home runs, while hitting .333 with a team-high 26 RBI for the Division I champions. The first-team EBAL selection was also walked a team-high 18 times and posted a 1.196 OPS.

Carson Snyder (Sonoma Valley), Logan Barrick (Kelseyville), Devin Kirby (Ukiah), Chris Joaquim (Casa Grande), Josh Candau (Acalanes), Clark Eder (California), Alex Williams (Redwood Christian)

Marc Goulart (Moreau Catholic), Jared Wilson (Amador Valley), Jason Moran (Cardinal Newman)

AJ Miller (Casa Grande), Bryan Woo (Alameda), Boston Hubbard (Monte Vista), Logan Cole (Livermore), Keaton Bates (Analy), Christian Encarnacion-Strand (College Park), Bill Ralston (Clayton Valley), Jake Cosgrove (Heritage)

John Green (Casa Grande), Anthony Gaskins (Berkeley), Nikoh Mitchell (Hayward), Jared Hirigoyen (Terra Linda), Tyler Chesney (St. Patrick-St. Vincent), London Penland (Castro Valley)

Hunter Hennigh (St. Joseph Notre Dame), Garrison Finck (St. Bernard’s), Ethan Fischel (Eureka), Sam Liang (Miramonte), Dalton Bowling (Kennedy-Fremont), Bubba Gomez (Fremont Christian), Will Blackburn (Monte Vista)