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2020 Washington State High School Baseball Poll

A new feature of this page and the baseball poll for the 2020 season will be a section dedicated to individuals who have done special things for Washington State High School Baseball and have passed on. It is important to keep their contributions alive. It will called “GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN” in high school baseball.

“GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN””

Some people go through life being “takers” and some become “givers”. The following individuals are our heroes in high school baseball. They have exhibited caring and devotion and have gone that extra “mile” in their own way to help give
our precious leaders of tomorrow the opportunity to be as successful as possible. To them we salute them with this
special place of honor.

Jim Reding

Seattle Times high-school sports coordinator and former sports editor of Seattle Post-Intelligencer. A kind-hearted workaholic who believed that sports were good for kids and schools. He spent countless hours on tasks large and small and no school was too small to get his full attention. Would work through the night to make sure baseball’s records were accurate during the season. The “Jim Reding Award” is the tribute of the Washington State Baseball Coaches Association to the media person each year who best carries on in his tradition.

Larry Linville

Former owner of Prostock Athletics in Bellingham. Helped with donation of the Hall of Fame inductees sweaters. Heavily involved in youth sports and making endless contributions for kids and sports. Will always be known for his wit and always available to help those in need. Coached at all levels in Bellingham and was a player in the community. Larry was a member of the 1967 Arizona State baseball team that won the College World Series.

Marty O’Brien

Coach/Educator/TBI Baseball Camp at Ephrata. Long-time assistant baseball and head basketball coach at Ephrata High School. Co-owner of TBI Baseball summer camp. Greeted everyone with a smile and his wit, and was an excellent public speaker and motivator of young people. Marty is a member of the Baseball and Basketball Coaches Hall of Fame. Baseball (Johnson/O’Brien Field) and basketball facilities (Marty O’Brien Court) are named after Coach O’Brien.

Bill O’Mara

LONGTIME SPORTSCASTER IN THE SEATTLE AND NORTHWEST AREA IN ALL SPORTS. FOR “OLE TIMERS” BILL WAS KNOWN AS A HYDROPLANE ANNOUNCER IN THE EARLY 1950’s. MOVED TO ANACORTES LATER AND DID LIVE HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL BROADCASTING UNTIL THE AGE OF 90. HE WAS A BROADCASTER WHO DID HIS WORK WITH PROFESSIONALISM AND ENTHUSIASM.

Bobo Brayton

Bobo was always an active supporter of high school baseball and coaches. Three sport letterman at WSU who was and All-American shortstop in 1947 and started coaching Cougar baseball in 1962 and coached them to 13 straight Northern Division Championships. Upon retiring in 1994 Bobo was the winningest coach in WSU history and the fourth winningest coach in NCAA Division I. His final record was 1,162-523-8 (68.9%). The WSU baseball field was named after Brayton and his mentor Buck Bailey. In addition his number was retired in 2003.

2020 Washington High School Baseball

WEEK 1

March 23, 2020

4A

3A

1.
2.
3. Lake Washington
4. Mt. Spokane
5. Lakeside
6. Kamiakin
7. O’Dea
8. Gig Harbor
9. Ballard
10. Southridge

2A

1. W.F. West
2. Selah
3. Fife
4. Archbishop Murphy
5. Port Angeles
6. Sedro-Woolley
7. Columbia River
8. North Kitsap
9. Lindbergh
10. Sehome
10. Liberty

1A

1. Montesano
2. Chelan
3. Colville
4. Zillah
5. Naches Valley
6. Columbia, White Salmon
7. Bellevue Christian
8. Cedar Park Chr. (Bothell)
9. Freeman
10. South Whidbey

WEEK 2

March 30, 2020

4A

1. Skyline
2. Federal Way
3. South Kitsap
4. Cascade
5. Central Valley (Spok.)
6. Camas
7. Olympia
8. Moses Lake
9. Skyview
10. Puyallup

3A

1. Arlington
2. Mountain View
3. Lake Washington
4. Lakeside
5. Mt. Spokane
6. Kamiakin
7. ODea
8. Southridge
9. Ballard
10. Gig Harbor

2A

1. W.F. West
2. Selah
3. Sedro-Woolley
4. Fife
5. Port Angeles
6. Columbia River
7. North Kitsap
8. Archbishop Murphy
9. Cheney
10. Ellensburg
10. Burlington-Edison

1A

1. Montesano
2. Chelan
3. Freeman
4. Naches Valley
5. Colville
6. Col. White Salmon
7. Zillah
8. Warden
9. Cedar Park Christian
10. South Whidbey

WEEK 3

April 6, 2020

4A

1. Skyview
2. Skyline
3. Federal Way
4. Kentlake
5. South Kitsap
6. Curtis
7. Cascade
8. Inglemoor
9. Central Valley
10. Camas

3A

1. Arlington
2. Mountain View
3. Lake Washington
4. Lakeside
5. Kamiakin
6. Southridge
7. Mt. Spokane
8. Gig Harbor
9. O’Dea
10. Peninsula

2A

1. W.F. West
2. Selah
3. Sedro-Woolley
4. Fife
5. Sehome
6. Archbishop Murphy
7. Columbia River
8. Renton
9. Port Angeles
10. River Ridge
10. North Kitsap

1A

1. Montesano
2. Colville
3. Cedar Park Christian
4. South Whidbey
5. Chelan
6. Warden
7. College Place
8. Naches Valley
9. Freeman
10. Col. –White Salmon
10. Bellevue Christian

WEEK 4

April 13, 2020

4A

1. Skyview
2. Skyline
3. Kentlake
4. Kennedy
5. Federal Way
6. Curtis
7. South Kitsap
8. Inglemoor
9. Camas
10. Central Valley

3A

1. Southridge
2. Arlington
3. Lake Washington
4. Lakeside
5. Mountain View
6. Kamiakin
7. Eastside Catholic
8. Mt. Spokane
9. Kelso
10. Peninsula

2A

1. W.F. West
2. Renton
3. Sedro-Woolley
4. Selah
5. Fife
6. Archbishop Murphy
7. Columbia River
8. Port Angeles
9. White River
10. Lynden

1A

1. Montesano
2. South Whidbey
3. Colville
4. Cedar Park Christian
5. Chelan
6. Warden
7. Naches Valley
8. Bellevue Christian
9. Seattle Christian
10. College Place
10. Col. White Salmon

WEEK 5

April 20, 2020

4A

1. Skyview
2. Skyline
3. Kentlake
4. Inglemoor
5. Kennedy
6. Curtis
7. Federal Way
8. Camas
9. Eastlake
10. Ferris

3A

1. Southridge
2. Arlington
3. O’Dea
4. Lake Washington
5. Mountain View
6. Lakeside
7. Ballard
8. Kamiakin
9. Kelso
10. Mt. Spokane

2A

1. Sedro-Woolley
2. Selah
3. W.F. West
4. Renton
5. Columbia River
6. North Kitsap
7. Port Angeles
8. Fife
9. Pullman
10. Lindbergh

1A

1. Montesano
2. College Place
3. Cedar Park Christian
4. South Whidbey
5. Chelan
6. Colville
7. Naches Valley
8. Bellevue Christian
9. Seattle Christian
10. Riverside

WEEK 6

April 27, 2020

4A

1. Eastlake
2. Kennedy Catholic
3. Skyview
4. Puyallup
5. Chiawana
6. Ballard
7. Camas
8. Emerald Ridge
9. Wenatchee
10. Ferris

3A

1. Southridge
2. Arlington
3. Eastside Catholic
4. Mountain View
5. O’Dea
6. Lake Washington
7. Marysville
8. Kamiakin
9. Lynnwood
10. Mt. Spokane

2A

1. W.F. West
2. Selah
3. Renton
4. Sedro-Woolley
5. Columbia River
6. North Kitsap
7. Port Angeles
8. Pullman
9. Ridgefield
10. River Ridge

1A

1. Montesano
2. College Place
3. Cedar Park Christian
4. South Whidbey
5. Chelan
6. Colville
7. Naches Valley
8. Bellevue Christian
9. Seattle Christian
10. Col. –White Sal.

WEEK 7

4A

1. Bellarmine
2. Puyallup
3. Eastlake
4. Kennedy Catholic
5. Skyview
6. Central Valley (Spokane)
7. Emerald Ridge
8. Lake Stevens
9. Davis
10. Chiawana

3A

1. Southridge
2. Kamiakin
3. Arlington
4. Bainbridge
5. Marysville
6. Eastside Catholic
7. Ballard
8. Mountain View
9. Lynnwood
10. Lake Washington

2A

1. W.F. West
2. Selah
3. Lynden
4. North Kitsap
5. Fife
6. River Ridge
7. Centralia
8. Liberty
9. Archbishop Murphy
10. Sedro-Woolley

1A

1. Montesano
2. Naches Valley
3. Bellevue Christian
4. Cedar Park Christian
5. South Whidbey
6. College Place
7. Cascade
8. Meridian
9. Deer Park
10. Hoquiam