Yakima Valley Baseball

As the Yakima Valley Pippins continue to prepare for a shortened 2020 season amid uncertainty caused by the coronavirus pandemic, team officials are turning their attention to a vital operations element each year: securing host families for incoming players.

Tons of young men and women, as well as boys and girls, are getting a short thrift with the cancellation of school and organized sports for the foreseeable future.
That's why we would like to use this platform to help us spotlight the student-athlete in your life.

Note: The WIAA announced the cancellation of spring sports on April 6th. As a tribute to the 2020 baseball season, we will continue posting these team previews. 
Key Players 
Davis Spencer P/OF - Spencer is one of the state’s top overall pitching prospects in the 2020 class..…

Key Players
Ben Kibbe P/SS - Kibbe is one of the top overall pitching prospects in Washington. He’s an intimidating presence on the mound at 6-foot-4, 200-pounds with a fastball in the low 90s. Last year he spun a 0.93 ERA with 87 Ks. Will play college ball at Utah...

Key Players 
Caleb Deaton P/SS - Deaton is one of the top overall talents in the SCAC. Last year he was phenomenal, hitting .493 with 32 RBI. He also had an absurdly low 0.97 ERA, and struck out 72 batters. He’s an early favorite to take home league MVP honors this season...

The Selah Baseball program has earned a reputation of excellence across the state, and there's very good reason for that.

The WIAA has partnered with Dick's Sporting Goods to offer all student-athletes that attend WIAA schools a 20% discount off your entire purchase this weekend only!

The Yakima Valley Pippins have announced that their June 27th rained-out game in Port Angeles has been rescheduled as part of a double-header in Yakima

Led coach Mike Archer, the Selah Vikings returning the Washington State 2A Baseball Final Four for the first time since 2017. They were able to get back to the ‘Big Dance’ by knocking off North Kitsap and Ellensburg in the preliminary rounds.

Whether or not you are a Selah Baseball fa…

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2019 Wenatchee (Wash.) defensive back and middle infielder Dalton Thomas will be attempting one of the most difficult feats in all of sports; Playing two varsity sports at the college level.
The 5-foot-11 165 pound prospect announced his commitment to San Diego based S…