ALL-LEAGUE BASEBALL: Four Bulldogs grab honors

ALL-LEAGUE: Dallen Williams

A junior right-handed pitcher standing at 6 foot 3 inches tall, Dallen threw a team-high 27.1 innings to go along with a team-high 23 strikeouts and a career-best 1.54 ERA, adding a save into the mix across eight appearances this season. He had a season-high 6.2 innings pitched and eight strikeouts in a win over Lakeland on March 25. At the plate, he was equally as efficient. The right-hander held a .304 batting average and .425 on-base percentage across 73 plate appearances, compiling 17 hits, including a double and a triple, nine RBI, 12 runs scored and four stolen bases. He had a season-high three hits against Homedale on March 20... a tied for season-high two RBI in three different games... a season-high three runs scored against Parma on March 20... and a season-high two stolen bases against Bonners Ferry on April 15. Over his three-year career at the varsity level thus far, he holds a 2.64 ERA across 66.1 innings on the mound and is batting .279 across 150 plate appearances. It's Dallen's first time receiving all-league honors.

ALL-LEAGUE: Drew Lehman

A senior outfielder standing at 6 feet tall, Drew, a Columbia Basin College commit, held a career-best .405 batting average and a team-best .485 on-base percentage this season, registering 34 hits, including eight doubles, three triples and a home run, 32 RBI, 31 runs scored and 12 stolen bases across 97 plate appearances, all of which are team-high's except the stolen bases, in which he had the second-most. He had a tied for season-high three hits in five different games... a tied for season-high three RBI in four different games... a double in eight different games... a triple in three different games... and a tied for season-high three runs scored in three different games. Over his four-year varsity career, he's accumulated a .364 batting average and a near .470 on-base percentage to go along with 100 hits, including 11 doubles, five triples and a home run, 68 RBI, 76 runs scored and 37 stolen bases across 337 plate appearances. It's Drew's fourth time receiving all-league honors, having been named to the list in 2024 and 2023 as well as in 2022, when he was the Newcomer of the Year.

ALL-LEAGUE: Mason Little

A junior infielder standing at 5 foot 10 inches tall, Mason batted .355 and held a .479 on-base percentage this season, recording 27 hits, including seven doubles and a triple, 20 RBI, 19 runs scored and eight stolen bases across 97 plate appearances. He had a season-high four hits against Lake City on April 8... a season-high four RBI against Bonners Ferry on April 15... a season-high four runs scored against Bonners Ferry on April 15... a season-high two doubles against Bonners Ferry on April 15... and a stolen base in eight different games. Over his two-year career at the varsity level thus far, he holds a .345 batting average and has racked up 50 hits across 180 plate appearances. It's Mason's second time receiving all-league honors, having been named the Newcomer of the Year in 2024.

ALL-LEAGUE: Parker Reichart

A junior infielder standing at 5 foot 9 inches tall, Parker put together a career-best .319 batting average and .484 on-base percentage this season, recording 23 hits, all singles, 15 RBI, 19 runs scored and nine stolen bases across 95 plate appearances. He had a season-high three hits against Post Falls on April 5... a season-high three RBI against Bonners Ferry on April 15... a tied for season-high three runs scored against Lewiston on April 12 and against Bonners Ferry on April 15... and a season-high three stolen bases against Couer d'Alene on March 27. Over his two-year career at the varsity level thus far, he's batting .276 and holds a .417 on-base percentage across 145 plate appearances. It's Parker's first time receiving all-league honors. 

5A INLAND EMPIRE LEAGUE 

MVP — Tyson Izzo, sr., Moscow. 

Newcomer of the Year — Sam Rigney, so., Moscow. 

Coach of the Year — Darren Trainor, Lewiston. 

All-league

Pitchers — Butch Kiblen, sr., Moscow; Dallen Williams, jr., Sandpoint; Connor Isakson, sr., Moscow. Outfielders — Jace Taylor, jr., Lakeland; Andrew Hurley, sr., Moscow; Andrew Lehman, sr., Sandpoint. Infielders — Mason Little, jr., Sandpoint; Guy Krasselt, jr., Lewiston; Brighton Schumaker, sr., Lewiston; Parker Reichart, jr., Sandpoint. Catcher — Peyton Bonebrake, so., Lewiston. At-large/utility — Tadgh Ellwood, sr., Lakeland; Nate Bevacqua, fr., Lakeland. 

    Drew Lehman

    Mason Little

    Parker Reichart