Check out the Mail Tribune article about former Crater Baseball stand-out Jacob Memmott, currently playing for the Rogues and heading back to Western Oregon University this fall.

Congrats to Crater alum Larson Kindreich, who was drafted in the 8th round of the 2021 MLB draft by the Texas Rangers. You can read Larson’s draft prospect analysis here. Larson officially just completed his sophomore season at Biola (though due to Covid, it was actually his third). You can check out his Biola page here. The MailTribune has some excellent coverage here.

For schedules and rosters, please visit the Crater Baseball page at OSAA.org. Click here to go there: https://www.osaa.org/teams/38596

The great thing about baseball, according to Ryan Gipson, is that if you work hard enough and carry a passion for the sport, opportunities will undeniably come your way.

It was that way during his decorated playing career, and it’s been the same as he continues a second career in baseball as a coach.

A state champion at Crater High School in 2000 and national champion at Oregon State University in 2006, Gipson took a big step in his coaching career this summer when he was promoted to a full-time assistant role with the Beavers . . . continue reading on The Mail Tribune.

Tim Trower at the Mail Tribune did a nice story about Crater Baseball’s first state championship. Check it out at https://mailtribune.com/sports/prep-sports/when-a-drought-ended-for-crater-baseball.

Middle School Baseball tryouts are at 1:00 on February 23rd at Anhorn Field. For more information contact Coach Campbell at jay.campbell@district6.org.

High school preseason workouts are underway. Pitchers and catchers are working Mondays and Wednesdays at Scenic Middle School from 6 to 7:15 p.m.. Fielders are meeting on the Crater football field from 4 to 5:15 on Tuesdays for defensive work, and hitters are meeting in the cages from 4-5:15 on Thursdays. Contact Coach Campbell at jay.campbell@district6.org if you have questions.

Crater alum Larson Kindreich is off to a hot start for Biola University. He fanned twelve batters in his first outing of the season, leading Biola to a 4-2 victory. Larson is 2-0 on the season and has a 13 inning scoreless streak going. You can read more about Larson here: https://athletics.biola.edu/news/2020/2/7/baseball-kindreich-ks-12-in-win.aspx