Lakers, Wolverines honored with All-League selections
Mount Rose All-League baseball
Coach of the Year: Matt Drury, North Tahoe
Division III MVP: Colin Spencer, Sr., North Tahoe
Division I-A MVP: Jared Longland, Sr., Sparks
Division I-A first team
Catcher: Jackson Rohlf, Sr., Truckee
Infield: Dominic Diana, Jr., South Tahoe
Infield: Aaron Pado, Sr., Truckee
Infield: Casey Carter, Sr., Sparks
Infield: Tyler Sharp, Sr., South Tahoe
Outfield: Andy McKechnie, Sr., Truckee
Outfield: Chris Towle, Sr., Truckee
Outfield: Dustin Alexander, Sr., Sparks
Utility/DH: Christian Coats, Sr., South Tahoe
Pitcher: Keifer Putman, Sr., Sparks
Pitcher: Jordan Mann, Soph., South Tahoe
Pitcher: Erik Holmer, Sr., Truckee
Division III first team
Catcher: Matt Elliot, Jr., Whittell
Infield: Jack Clouthier, Soph., Incline
Infield: Tommy Thompson, Soph., Incline
Infield: Alex Tyler, Jr., North Tahoe
Infield: Robbie Poet, Sr., Whittell
Outfield: Shane Christian, Jr., North Tahoe
Outfield: Mitchell Myers, Soph., North Tahoe
Outfield: Baird Bishop, Sr., North Tahoe
Utility/DH: Tommy Dolan, Soph., Incline
Pitcher: Cam Powell, Sr., Incline
Pitcher: Cody Gibson, Sr., Whittell
Pitcher: Wildon DesLauriers, Jr., North Tahoe
Second team combined
Catcher: Travis Dulgar, Soph., Sparks
Infield: River Quinn, Soph., South Tahoe
Infield: Kris Dirga, Sr., Incline
Infield: Brandon Coleman, Soph., Sparks
Infield: Chris Evans, Fresh., Whittell
Infield: Collin Ray, Soph., Sparks
Outfield: Masxsimo Battel, Jr., Incline
Outfield: Sergio Burgueno, Jr., South Tahoe
Outfield: Thor Retzlaff, Jr. Truckee
Outfield: Austin Garrick, Soph., Sparks
Utility/DH: Cody Higgins, Sr., South Tahoe
Pitcher: Riley Guiragossian, Jr., Truckee
Honorable mention combined (North Tahoe, Truckee)
Travis Ferre, Sr., Truckee
Lucas Likes, Sr., North Tahoe
Miles Johansen, Soph., North Tahoe
All-State baseball
DIVISION I-A ALL-STATE
Coach of the Year: Blair Naegle, Faith Lutheran
Division I-A first team
Billy Barth, SR., Boulder City
Calvin Connors, Jr., Lowry
Dominic Diana, Jr., South Tahoe
Corbett Fleming, Sr., Boulder City
Andrew Hudgins, Sr., Faith Lutheran
Cody Kerns, Sr., Elko
Brenden Meyer, Sr., Faith Lutheran
Aaron Pado, Sr., Truckee
Caleb Summerhays, Sr., Faith Lutheran
Jesse Studebaker, Sr., Lowry
Dalton Ridgway, Sr., Elko
Josh Yocum, Western
Division I-A second team
Zack Armstrong, Sr., Elko
Kyle Bryce, Jr., Fernley
Logan Etherington, Jr., Faith Lutheran
Tommy Headley, Sr., Elko
Peyton Koopman, Fresh., Boulder City
Jared Longland, Sr., Sparks
Jordan Mann, Soph., South Tahoe
Eli Peinado, Jr., SECTA
Jake Repp, Jr., Moapa Valley
Josh Repp, Sr., Moapa Valley
Tristen Salazar, Jr., Churchill County
DIVISION III ALL-STATE
Coach of the Year: Vince Angle, Yerington
Division III first team
MVP: Corbin Cliften, Sr., Yerington; Devin Truscott, Sr., Needles
Bo Garner, Jr., Yerington
Tyler Schlegelmilch, Jr., Yerington
Chase Ogolin, Sr., Yerington
Tyler Jones, Jr., Yerington
Haylan Drescher, Sr., Laughlin
Mason Cisneros, Sr., Needles
Aiden Shaver, Jr., Needles
Jason Nevarov, Jr., Needles
Daniel Itza, Jr., Battle Mountain
Dwight Douglas, Sr., Battle Mountain
David De Andreis, Sr., Battle Mountain
Sam Monahan, Jr., Yerington
Division III second team
Nick Estavillo, Sr., Yerington
Baird Bishop , Sr., North Tahoe
Colin Spencer, Sr., North Tahoe
William Dunn, Soph., Needles
Benny Robinson, Soph., Needles
Averie Prosise, Sr., Laughlin
Jordan Shepherd, Jr., Laughlin
Jared Jensen, Sr., Pershing County
Seth Montes, Sr., Pershing County
Matt Elliott, Jr., Whittell
Jesse Jones, Sr., Battle Mountain
Frank Peters, Soph., Battle Mountain
Division III honorable mention
Donny Petersen, Sr., Yerington
John Lemos, Jr., Yerington
Trenton Evans, Fresh., Needles
Kobie McCorkle, Soph., Needles
Justin Diamond, Sr., The Meadows
Colton Johnson, Sr., Lincoln County
Justin Quibell, Jr., Laughlin
Ryan Torrance, Jr., Laughlin
AJ Nelson, Sr., Laughlin
Malik DelRio, Soph., Battle Mountain
Tommy Dolan, Soph., Incline
The North Tahoe and Truckee baseball teams landed a healthy handful of players on the Mount Rose All-League baseball teams, led by Colin Spencer’s Division III MVP.
The awards were voted on by coaches in the mixed-division Mount Rose League, which includes Division I-A and Division III schools around the lake (plus Sparks). Each division honored its own separate first team, while the leagues combined the second teams and honorable mention.
Spencer was voted MVP of the Mount Rose League’s Division III while his coach, Matt Drury, was voted Coach of the Year after leading the Lakers into the regional postseason for the second consecutive year.
Truckee senior catcher Jackson Rohlf was voted to the Division I-A first team along with Truckee senior shortstop Aaron Pado, senior center fielder Andy McKechnie, senior left fielder Chris Towle and senior pitcher Erik Holmer.
Jared Longland of Sparks was named MVP of the Division I-A.
Aside from Spencer, five Lakers were voted to the Division III first team. They include junior second baseman Alex Tyler, junior outfielder Shane Christian, sophomore outfielder Mitchell Myers, senior catcher Baird Bishop (who received the honor as an outfielder), and junior pitcher Wildon DesLauriers (also the Lakers’ shortstop).
Truckee’s Thor Retzlaff and Riley Guiragossian were voted to the combined second team, while teammate Travis Ferre received honorable mention recognition. For the Lakers, Lucas Likes and Miles Johanson received honorable mention.
All-State snubs
Neither the Wolverines nor the Lakers received much love in All-State voting.
Pado was named to the All-State first team, and was the only Truckee player to receive All-State recognition. Blair Naegle of state champion Faith Lutheran was Coach of the Year.
Two North Tahoe players were honored on the Division III All-State squad, Spencer and Bishop, although both were placed on the second team.
State champion Yerington, meanwhile, landed the state co-MVP, Corbin Cliften, and five first-team selections (eight total). Battle Mountain, which North Tahoe defeated twice in three meetings, had three players on the first team and six total. Needles had seven players on All-State.
Nevertheless, Spencer’s gaudy numbers spoke volumes, and were certainly worthy of first-team designation. The Lakers’ No. 1 starter and workhorse finished the season with an 8-2 record and a 1.88 ERA, with both losses coming against Division I-A teams (Truckee and Sparks). He struck out 125 batters in 67 innings, which, according to the NIAA Record Book, ranks fifth all time in Nevada. At the plate, he hit a cool .500 and slugged .734.
