2016-Baseball-Softball-State-Championship-Program

2016 

BASEBALL & SOFTBALL 

Past Tournament Resuts 

Participating Teams 

2016 Brackets 

For more information and stats go to www.asaa.org

Welcome from ASAA 

On behalf of the Alaska School Activities Association 

(ASAA) Board of Directors and ASAA’s corporate partners, 

welcome to the 2016 ASAA/First National Bank 

Alaska State Baseball and Softball Championships! To 

the student-athletes, we applaud your dedication to doing 

your best for yourself and for your school. To the coaches, 

counselors and parents, thank you for continuing to support 

interscholastic sports and activities. And to the spectators, 

we appreciate your being part of this statewide 

championship event. 

Billy Strickland, 

ASAA Executive Director 

Table of Contents 

Large School Softball Tournament Bracket........................3 

Large School Softball Tournament Team Rosters.............5-9 

Small School Softball Tournament Bracket......................15 

Small School Softball Tournament Team Rosters.........17-21 

Recordbook: Softball...................................................23 

Baseball Tournament Bracket........................................25 

Sportsmanship 

Creed 

“This contest is 

being played 

under the authority 

of the Alaska 

School Activities 

Association. ASAA 

rules provide for 

fair play and good 

sportsmanship 

among athletes and 

coaches. Since 

booing and jeering 

do not support 

anyone, we expect 

fans to be positive 

in supporting their 

favorite team with 

encouraging comments 

and cheers. 

Please refrain from 

words or actions 

that would reflect 

negatively on your 

school and team. 

In other words, BE 

A FAN----NOT A 

FANATIC.” 

Baseball Tournament Team Rosters...........................27-33 

About the Cover: Photos taken during 

the 2015 ASAA/First National 

Bank State Softball & Baseball 

Championships. 

Recordbook: Baseball..................................................35 

2016 Alaska State Softball & Baseball Championships 1

2 2016 Alaska State Softball & Baseball Championships

SOFTBALL LARGE SCHOOL BRACKET 

Large School Softball Bracket 

South Davis Park Complex – Fairbanks 

Hosted by: Lathrop High School, Interior Girls Softball Association & ASAA 

Friday, June 3 Saturday, June 4 

Wasilla RB #1 

East Anchorage CI #2 

1 

Friday 12:00 pm 

F2 

Chugiak CI #3 

3 


F2 

Winner Game 1 

Winner Game 3 

7 

Saturday 10:00 am 

F2 

Winner Game 7 

West Valley RB #2 

2 


F3 

Winner Game 2 

West Anchorage CI #4 

4 


F3 

South Anchorage CI #1 

Winner Game 4 

10 

Saturday, 3:00 pm 

F2 

Championship 

Loser Game 1 

Loser Game 7 

5 


F2 

Loser Game 4 

Winner Game 5 

8 


F3 

9 


F2 

Winner Game 8 

Winner Game 9 

11 


If Necessary 

Immediately Following 

Loser Game 2 

6 


F3 

Loser Game 3 

Winner Game 6 

Loser Game 10 

if it is the losing 

team’s first loss 



Softball Rosters Large School 

Chugiak Mustangs 

East Anchorage Thunderbirds 

# Name Position Grade # Name Position Grade 

1 Maddy Kaltschnee 3B/SS/2B 12 1 Sierra Rosenzweig SS 12 

4 Allegra Mergen 2B/OF 10 2 Patience Barney C, UT 9 

7 Emma Washburn OF 11 3 Olivia Webster 2nd 10 

8 Issy Kaltschnee OF 9 

4 Nadia Ferguson OF 11 

9 Gina Kodiak 1B 10 

5 Leona Tauaese OF, UT 10 

6 Tatum Epperson OF 10 

10 Juliette Montgomery P/3B 12 

8 Abby Stewart C 9 

11 Tori Hooper C/SS 11 

9 Daisy Page P 10 

12 Jessalyn Sheaffer OF/1B 12 

10 Alexis Joubert 3rd 12 

15 Danielle Toth OF 9 

13 Lauren Yow 1st 12 

17 Haley Dittbrender OF 11 

15 Mackenzie Barnhart P, UT 10 

23 Leilani Fugere OF 10 23 Octavia Hines 2nd, UT 11 

37 Angelina Montgomery OF/SS/C 10 24 Glacier Alaelua OF 10 

55 Kylie Seagroves P/SS 9 25 Nicolette Dabbs OF 11 

Season: 12-9 Season: 20-1 

4/25 East 6-9 Loss 5/7 North Pole 7-0 Win 

4/25/16 Chugiak 9-6 Win 5/7/16 Colony 7-0 Win 

4/25 Dimond 1-8 Loss 5/7 Kodiak 27-0 Win 

4/25/16 Eagle River 8-1 Win 5/7/16 Service 9-0 Win 

4/26 Colony 10-1 Win 5/11 Eagle River 13-1 Win 

4/26/16 Palmer 13-0 Win 5/7/16 Thunder Mountain 17-5 Win 

4/27 Service 8-0 Win 5/11 Service 14-2 Win 

4/26/16 Wasilla 19-3 Win 5/9/16 Dimond 6-2 Win 

4/27 South 2-8 Loss 5/14 West 6-9 Loss 

4/27/16 South Anchorage 8-5 Win 5/9/16 Service 13-1 Win 

5/2 Eagle River 6-1 Win 5/14 Dimond 6-4 Win 

4/27/16 West Anchorage 6-0 Win 5/14/16 Eagle River 13-1 Win 

5/2 Bartlett 10-3 Win 5/16 Wasilla 10-11 Loss 

5/2/16 Dimond 3-2 Loss 5/14/16 South Anchorage 3-2 Win 

5/4 West 3-2 Win 5/16 Wasilla 16-6 Win 

5/4/16 Bartlett 14-2 Win 5/18/16 West Anchorage 3-0 Win 

5/4 East 2-12 Loss 5/18 South 9-12 Loss 

5/4/16 Chugiak 12-2 Win 5/18/16 Service 15-0 Win 

5/5 Dimond 3-11 Loss 5/20 Bartlett 14-0 Win 

5/5/16 Bartlett 17-0 Win 5/20/16 Bartlett 14-0 Win 

5/6 Thunder Mountain 0-8 Loss 

5/6/16 Homer 8-0 Win 

Team Accomplishments this season: 

Placed 3rd in CIC Regional Tournament. 


Won the Blue/Gold Tournament Bracket, Won league which put us as 

the #1 seed in the CIC Regional Tournament 

School Colors 

Columbia Blue-Black- 

White 

Principal 

David Legg 

Athletic Administrator 

Carrie Fleischhacker 

Head Coach 

Jim Huber 

Assistant Coaches 

Carl Waters 

Mike Bergen 

Statisticians 

Vicky Seagroves 

School Colors 

Columbia Blue & Red 

Principal 

Sam Spinella 


Meghan Hatswell 

Head Coach 

Paul Schoenborn 


Colleen Ng 

Brian Mitchell 

Richard Knowles 

Rachel Schoenborn 

Ginny Rosser 

Allison Schoenborn 


Most of the hard work happens 

when no one is looking. 

Alaska Airlines is proud to support the dedicated athletes 

lacing up their cleats for the ASAA/First National Bank 

Alaska 2016 Softball State Championships. Swing away. 



South Anchorage Wolverines 

Wasilla Warriors 

# Name Position Grade 

3 Emma Kleven CF 11 

5 Danni Desjarlais P 11 

7 Kate DuClos 3rd, LF 11 

8 Malave Jordan LF, SS 9 

10 Anika Valdez RF, SS, 2nd 11 

11 Madie Webster P, RF 12 

12 Dakota Underwood C 12 

13 Sophie Hultberg LF, CF 11 

15 Ashton Jessee 1st 11 

16 Leilani Blair 3rd 12 

18 Tristan Tolan 2nd 11 

22 Jenevia Wika C, OF 11 

23 Taylor Lawson SS 12 

28 Sydney Bulot RF 11 

4/20/2016 Service 9-1 Win 

4/25/2016 Bartlett 16-0 Win 

4/27/2016 East 5-8 Loss 

4/27/2016 Chugiak 8-3 Win 

5/2/2016 Dimond 7-1 Win 

5/5/2016 West 15-2 Win 

5/6/2016 Soldotna 16-1 Win 

5/7/2016 West Valley 9-7 Win 


5/7/2016 Hutchinson 9-2 Win 




1st Place CIC Tourney - first time in school history • 2nd Place CIC Regular 

Season • 1st Place Blue/Gold Tourney - Blue Division • Broke School 

Regular Season Hitting Records; .444 team AVG, 244 Runs, 251 Hits, 

57 Doubles, 14 Home Runs, Most Wins in School History - 23 (including 

CIC Tourney) 

School Colors 

Vegas Gold & Black 

Principal 

Kersten Johnson- 

Struempler 


Melanie Jonsson 

Head Coach 

Joe White 

5/11/2016 Eagle River 16-0 Win 


5/14/2016 Bartlett 16-0 Win 



5/16/2016 Service 16-2 Win 


5/18/2016 Dimond 1-4 Loss 


5/21/2016 Homer 14-8 Win 



Jason Lawson 

Elaine Hodl 


4 Allison Arndt Outfield 10 

8 Shelby Wallis Catcher 12 

11 Katherine Johnson Center-Field 12 

12 Jewel Fleckenstien Short-Stop 10 

13 Tayler Scarret Utility 11 

14 D Lawhead Outfield 9 

15 Dani Gilbert Utility 10 

33 Deborah Polk Pitcher/OF 12 

34 Haley Jenkins 2nd 12 

35 Alyssa Simmons Pitcher/1st 12 

74 Hannah Zwolinski 3rd/1st 12 

4/20/2016 Palmer 11-0 Win 



4/26/2016 Service 10-8 Loss 


4/28/2016 Lathrop 15-0 Win 

4/29/2016 North Pole 5-3 Win 


5/2/2016 Colony 13-3 Win 




School Colors 

Red and White 

Principal 

Amy Spargo 


Stacia Rustad 

Head Coach 

Tyler Gilligan 


Sue Allen 

Breezy Beebe 

Brent Elkins 

Randy Wolfe 

5/16/2016 Chugiak 16-6 Loss 

5-19-2016 Kodiak 11-1 Win 

5/21/2016 Kenai 21-0 Win 


5/23/2016 Lathrop 4-2 Win 

5/23/2016 North Pole 11-4 Win 

5/24/2016 West Valley 11-2 Loss 

5/24/2016 Hutchison 9-3 Win 

5/25/2016 Hutchison 6-3 Loss 




Managers 

Stefani Schachle 




West Anchorage Eagles 


1 Madison Frye 2b 12 

2 Rebecca Syrup P 10 

3 Lesley Bingham SS 11 

4 Kaelani Washington 2b 9 

5 Dymond Fields 3b 10 

9 Jaya Jackson 3b 10 

10 Hannah Romberg RF 10 

11 Xio Sims LF 11 

16 Anna Berg RF 11 

17 Coutney Woyak LF 9 

20 Beverly Larson CF 10 

30 Allysa Brown P 12 

33 Eva Damril C 11 

35 Kellie Stewart RF 10 

West Valley Wolf Pack 


3 Charnette Sudduth OF 10 

5 Kaira Lum IF 12 

8 Jenna Johnson OF 12 

10 Deirdre Osborn OF 11 

11 Cheyanne Hendrie IF 12 

12 Celeste Jensen IF 11 

13 Emily Moretz OF 10 

14 Traci McGee IF 9 

16 Brooklynn Whiteside IF 10 

17 Jadyn Fraser OF 9 

23 Autumn Hendrie OF 11 

25 Madison Fisher OF 9 

26 Sawyer Thompson IF 12 

School Colors 

Orange/Black 

Principal 

Rick Stone 


Bryan Hoskins 

Head Coach 

Sean Syrup 


Eric Bingham 

Richard Hill 

Managers 

Sean Syrup 

School Colors 

Red & Gold 

Principal 

Shaun Kraska 


Missy Poeschel 

Head Coach 

Bryan Mitchell 


Daryl Whiteside 

Shiana Mclean 

Irene Anderson 

Managers 

Stacy Thompson 

Kathy Whiteside 







SOFTBALL SMALL SCHOOL BRACKET 

Small School Softball Bracket 

South Davis Park Complex – Fairbanks 

Hosted by: Lathrop High School, Interior Girls Softball Association & ASAA 

Friday, June 3 Saturday, June 4 

Homer NL #1 

North Pole MA #2 

3 


F1 

Winner Game 3 

1 


F1 

Juneau-Douglas SE#2 

Winner Game 1 

7 


F1 

Winner Game 7 

Thunder Mountain SE #1 

2 


F4 

Winner Game 2 

Soldotna NL #2 

4 


F4 

Hutchison MA #1 

Winner Game 4 

10 

Saturday 2:00 pm 

F4 

2016 Champion 

Loser Game 1 

Loser Game 7 

5 


F1 

Loser Game 4 

Winner Game 5 

8 


F4 

9 

Saturday, 11:30 am 

F4 

Winner Game 8 

Winner Game 9 

11 


If Necessary 

Immediately Following 

Loser Game 2 

6 


F4 

Loser Game 3 

Winner Game 6 

Loser Game 10 

if it is the losing 

team’s first loss 



Softball Rosters Small School 

Homer Mariners 

Hutchison Hawks 


2 Kyah Doughty C 12 

3 Riley Walls SS, CF 12 

4 Mary Hana Bowe CF, 1B 11 

5 Izabelle Hagge OF, P 11 

6 Kelly Liebers 3B 12 

9 McKinzie Needham P, SS 12 

10 Annali Metz OF, P 11 

13 Isabelle Beach 1B, C 12 

14 Malina Fellows 2B, OF 11 

16 Elsie Smith OF, 2B 11 

17 Sam Moonin OF 9 

20 Katie Rios OF 9 


12 Bre-Anna Aday OF 9 

19 Elizabeth Burud IF/OF 11 

9 Sydney Carr OF 9 

4 Brooke Carter IF/OF 10 

5 Citlali Cota Sanchez C/IF 12 

2 Maren Dodson OF 10 

7 Kim Duffield P/IF 12 

3 Jacy Flynn OF 10 

15 Madison Goldstine OF 12 

23 Alayna Hansen IF 10 

1 Kelsea Huntington IF 11 

11 Riley Jacobs IF 11 

13 Taylor Jantz OF 12 

14 Kelley Ragan P/IF 11 

6 Payge Scanlon Boswood IF 12 


4/26 Kenai 16-0 W 

4/28 Ketchikan 9-7 W 

4/28 Jumeau 5-17 L 

4/29 Sitka 4-5 L 

4/29 Thunder Mountain 3-11 L 

5/3 Kenai 11-3 W 

5/6 East 0-8 L 

5/6 Colony 9-8 W 

5/7 Bartlett 9-2 W 


Learning to love the rain in SouthEast 

School Colors 

Blue & Gold 

Head Coach 

Bill Bell 

5/7 Hutchison 2-6 L 

5/10 Soldotna(forfeit) 0-7 L 

5/13 Wasilla 5-13 L 

5/13 Colony 10-2 W 

5/17 Soldotna 11-2 W 

5/21 South 8-14 L 

5/21 South 3-11 L 

5/23 Kodiak 23-0 W 

5/24 Kodiak 24-2 W 

Trainers 

Mary Jo Cambridge 

4/25/16 West Valley 3-0 W 

4/27/16 Delta 6-1 W 

4/29/16 Monroe 9-1 W 

5/2/16 Eielson 15-0 W 

5/3/16 North Pole 5-0 W 

5/6/16 Service 8-3 W 

5/6/16 Kodiak 21-3 W 

5/7/16 Eagle River 11-4 W 

5/7/16 Homer 6-2 W 

5/7/16 South 2-9 L 

5/9/16 Monroe 8-0 W 

5/11/16 Eielson 17-0 W 


5/13/16 Delta 5-4 W 

5/13/16 Delta 10-3 W 

5/20/16 Eielson 14-0 W 

5/23/16 Colony 7-2 W 


5/24/16 Wasilla 3-9 L 

5/25/16 Wasilla 6-3 W 

5/26/16 Monroe 5-4 W 


2nd place in the Anchorage Blue and Gold Tournament in our bracket. 

Undefeated conference record. 

Conference Champions. 

Principal 

Douglas Waclawski 


Chris Perk 


Hannah Gordon 

Robyn Walls 

Statisticians 

Sharon Needham 

Sydney Webb 

School Colors 

Columbia Blue, 

Black, Gray 

Principal 

Robyn Taylor 


Robyn Taylor 

Head Coach 

Jason Jacobs 


Bill Duffield 

Laura Duffield 

Clint Ragan 

Billy Boswood 

Sydney Jacobs 

Managers 

Anastasia Ante 

Statisticians 

Salina Jacobs 




Juneau-Douglas Crimson Bears 

North Pole Patriots 


16/Red 18 Quincy Bates P/SS/3B/1B 12 

2/Red 1 Amanda Bicknell CF 12 

7/Red 37 Samanta Pak OF/C 12 

3/Red 3 Sami Good SS 11 

8/Red 20 Ally Ireland-Haight P/OF 11 

14/Red 7 Maddie Johnson OF/iB 11 

24/Red 22 Morgan Balovich C/3B/1B 10 

28/Red28 Elisa Fabrello P/OF 10 

18/Red 6 Abby Meiners 2B/OF 10 

5/Red 9 Leah Spargo P/1B/OF 10 

17/Red 27 Skylar Hickock C/3B/iB/OF 9 

19/Red 8 Mia Loree 3B/Utility 9 

9/Red 38 Miranda Mitchell 2B/SS 9 

12/Red 23 Sophia Schauwecker P/1B 9 

6/Red 19 Riley Stadt P/SS/2B/3B 9 

4/22 Sitka 6-4 W 

4/23 Sitka 8-4 W 

4/23 Sitka 4-2 L 


4/28 Homer 17-5 W 


4/29 Ketchikan 9-6 L 



School Colors 

Crimson and Black 


Head Coach 

David Massey 


5/6 Ketchikan 12-4 L 

5/13 Sitka 11-3 W 

5/14 Sitka 7-6 W 

5/14 Sitka 10-8 W 




Managers 

Kristie Balovich 


1 Ashley Rinker IF 10 

3 Kennedy Chmura IF 11 

4 Savannah Bowery OF 12 

5 Susan Glade OF 10 

9 Briana Kurzenburger OF 11 

10 Allison Ramos C 11 

15 Carley Donald OF 10 

16 Tatjana Brzycki OF 9 

18 Hannah Johnson OF 10 

21 Lauren Van Sickle IF 11 

23 Karissa Ramos P 12 

25 Corttani Schleicher OF 11 

33 Marie Rhoads OF 10 

44 Amanda Norton IF 10 

03/05/2016 Hutchinson 5-1 Loss 

11/05/2016 Delta 6-3 Win 


13/05/2016 Eielson 15-0 Win 




20/05/2016 Monroe 16-7 Win 





26/04/2016 West Valley 11-5 Loss 


29/04/2016 Wasilla 5-3 Loss 


06/05/2016 Diamond 9-4 Loss 

06/05/2016 Thunder Mountain 9-4 Loss 

07/05/2016 Chugiak 7-0 Loss 




Principal 

Paula Casperson 


Chad Bentz 


Chuck Gordon 

Lexie Razor 

Annie Kincheloe 

School Colors 

Red, White, Blue 

Principal 

Clarice Mingo 


Walter Armstrong 

Head Coach 

Todd Schallock 


Carolyn Norton 

Jenn Hall 

Liz Sewell 

Bonnie Parson 

Managers 

Sonya Bowery 

Trainers 

Jeremy Lindgren ATC 




Soldotna Stars 

Thunder Mountain Falcons 

# Name Position Grade # Name Position Grade 

1 Alicia McLelland OF 11 1 Rachel Macaulay Catcher 10 

3 Jazilyn Larrow OF 11 2 Tracy Bourassa Second Base/Pitcher 12 

4 Amber McDonald SS 12 4 Peninaolemoana Fenumiai Utility/Pitcher 9 

10 Delaney Crosby-Schneider 1B 12 5 Maximina Saceda-Hurt Shortstop 10 

11 Macylea Elsey OF 12 7 Sarah Kyra Jenkins Hayes Utility/Pitcher 9 

12 Ember Lohrke 3B 11 9 Megan Dallas Outfield/First Base 10 

14 Abigail Anderson Utility 12 10 Alondra Echiverri Third Base 11 

16 Carlin Meyer C 10 11 Gabrielle Scales Outfield 10 

17 Emily Jackson P 10 13 Alice Duncan Outfield 11 

24 Danielle Hills 2B/P 11 14 Makayla Harp Pitcher/Outfield 12 

28 Meghan Ussing OF/IF 12 15 Haleigh DiCarlo Outfield/Catcher 11 

31 Kaytlynn Malone Utility 12 16 Peyton Harp First Base 10 

42 Olivia Farrell OF/IF 12 17 Taylor Beardslee Pitcher 12 


April 23, 2016 Palmer 8 - 7 Win 

April 29, 2016 Kodiak 14 - 1 Win 

April 30, 2016 Kodiak 14 - 2 Win 

May 4, 2016 Kenai 16 - 4 Win 

May 5, 2016 South 1 - 16 Loss 

May 5, 2016 West Valley 2 - 15 Loss 

May 6, 2016 West 10 - 11 Loss 


Northern Lights Conference Co-Champions 2016. 

Returning to State for the first time since 2012. 

School Colors 

Navy & White 

Principal 

Tony Graham 


Kyle McFall 

Head Coach 

Kelli Knoebel 

May 6, 2016 Bartlett 23 - 12 Win 

May 10, 2016 Homer 1 - 0 Win 

May 11, 2016 Kenai 26 - 6 Win 

May 13, 2016 Colony 7 - 8 Loss 

May 14, 2016 Wasilla 4 - 11 Loss 

May 19, 2016 Homer 2 - 11 Loss 

May 20, 2016 South 1 - 15 Loss 


James Knoebel 

Serena Prior 

Managers 

Larissa Melovedoff 

April 22 Ketchikan 5-6 Loss 

April 23 Ketchikan 1-9 Loss 

April 23 Ketchikan 11-8 Win 

April 28 Sitka 16-1 Win 

April 28 Sitka 14-2 Win 

April 29 Sika 12-4 Win 

April 29 Homer 11-3 Win 

May 3 Juneau-Douglas 7-1 Win 


May 6 Chugiak 8-0 Win 

May 6 North Pole 9-5 Win 


First ever Southeast Conference League championship; first time qualified 

for state tournament 

School Colors 

Royal Blue, Black 

and Silver 

Principal 

Dan Larson 


Jake Jacoby 

Head Coach 

Jorge Cordero 

May 7 Dimond 6-4 Win 

May 7 West Anchorage 11-8 Win 

May 7 East Anchorage 5-13 Loss 

May 13 Ketchikan 1-5 Loss 

May 14 Ketchikan 10-2 Win 

May 14 Ketchikan 12-4 Win 

May 20 Sitka 7-8 Loss 

May 21 Sitka 5-6 Loss 


May 27 Juneau-Douglas 4-8 Loss 



John Boucher 

Brian Dallas 

Jason Wilson 

Managers 

Joy Bourassa 



History of Softball in Alaska 

2011 

LARGE SCHOOL 

CHAMPION: .........WEST ANCHORAGE (5-1) 

RUNNERUP: ....................... DIMOND (3-2) 

THIRD PLACE:.................. West Valley (3-2) 

FOURTH PLACE:......... East Anchorage (2-2) 

ACADEMIC:...............Colony Knights (3.52) 

SPORTSMANSHIP: ....West Valley Wolfpack 

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM: 

Tina Persinger (Lathrop) 

Pauline Tufi (West Anchorage) 

Carrie Sauerbrey (East Anc) 

Ellise Mitchell (East Anchorage) 

Courtney Evans (West Vall.) 

Devonne Troutman (West Anchorage) 

Jamie Bingham (West Anc) 

Shiana McLean (West Valley) 

Tara Thompson (Dimond) 

Nikki Olsen (West Anchorage) 

Brittney Coleman (Dimond) 

Haley Montagna (Dimond) 

SMALL SCHOOL 

CHAMPION: ............................SITKA (4-0) 

RUNNERUP: ......................... HOMER (3-2) 

THIRD PLACE:.................... Ketchikan (2-2) 

FOURTH PLACE: ..................Soldotna (2-2) 

ACADEMIC:......Homer Mariners (3.46 GPA) 

SPORTSMANSHIP: ..............Eielson Ravens 


Amandra Cobb (Soldotna) 

Chelsie Weihing (Ketchikan) 

Molly Royer (Ketchikan) 

Hannah LaRue (Homer) 

Monica Davis (Homer) 

Edrei Evarts (Homer) 

Richelle Ramil (Sitka) 

Jule Peterson (Sitka) 

Stefania Potrzuski (Sitka) 

2012 

LARGE SCHOOL 

CHAMPION: ......... EAST ANCHORAGE (4-0) 

RUNNERUP: .........WEST ANCHORAGE (3-2) 

THIRD PLACE:.......................Chugiak (3-2) 

FOURTH PLACE:........ Juneau-Douglas (2-2) 

ACADEMIC:............. Juneau-Douglas (3.58) 

SPORTSMANSHIP: ....West Valley Wolfpack 


Lisa Hawkins (Service) 

Dana Raugust (West Valley) 


Emma Good (Juneau-Douglas) 

As more schools began having softball 

teams, ASAA created the first state tournament 

in 1996. All schools were in one classification 

and, since it was an emerging sport, 

qualification to the state tournament was 

dependent on a team's season record. If a 

team had a .500 average or higher, regardless 

of the number of games they played, 

they qualified for a berth. This meant that no 

one knew how many teams would actually 

compete until the last week. Sometimes as 

few as eight but as many as fourteen teams 

might attend the state tournament. The tournament 

bracket was a double elimination 

format which might require some teams to 

play as many as four or five games within 

24 hours. 

Softball State Tournament Results 

Kacey Brooker (Chugiak) 

Darion Gobert (Chugiak) 

Jamie Bingham (West Anchorage) 

Nikki Olsen (West Anchorage) 


Taria Page (East Anchorage) 

Sydney Smith (East Anchorage) 

Gabrielle Meyerson (East Anchorage) 

SMALL SCHOOL 

CHAMPION: ............................SITKA (3-0) 

RUNNERUP: ......................... HOMER (3-2) 

THIRD PLACE:.................... Ketchikan (2-2) 

FOURTH PLACE: .....................Eielson (1-2) 

ACADEMIC:........... Sitka Wolves (3.61 GPA) 

SPORTSMANSHIP: ..............Eielson Ravens 


Nikki Hegge (Soldotna) 

Demi Obermeyer (Monroe Catholic) 

Lauren Zapata (Eielson) 

Alyson Walker (Ketchikan) 

Brooke DeVaney (Homer) 

Hannah La Rue (Homer) 

Stephania Potrzuski (Sitka) 

Megan Reid (Sitka) 

Jennifer McIntyre (Sitka) 

2013 

LARGE SCHOOL 

CHAMPION:........... EAST ANCHORAGE (4-0) 

RUNNERUP:.........................LATHROP (3-2) 

THIRD:..................... Juneau-Douglas (3-2) 

FOURTH : ............... West Anchorage (2-2) 

ALL-TOURNAMENT TEAM 


Jamie Bingham (West Anchorage) 


Kayla Balovich (Juneau-Douglas) 

Gracie Meiners (Juneau-Douglas) 

Ciara Olalde (Lathrop) 

Tina Persinger (Lathrop) 

Kacey Duffield (Lathrop) 

Morgan Hill (East Anchorage) 

Gabby Meyerson (East Anchorage) 



SMALL SCHOOL 

CHAMPION:..............................SITKA (3-0) 

RUNNERUP:..................... KETCHIKAN (3-2) 

THIRD:................................... Homer (2-1) 

FOURTH:................................Eielson (1-2) 


Miranda Beach (Homer) 

Lizzie Carson (Ketchikan) 

Mikaela Flowers (Eielson) 

Hannah LaRue (Homer) 

Alyson Walker (Ketchikan) 

Laurel Raschick (Sitka) 

Jazmyn Nedzwecky (Ketchikan) 

Hannah McCarty (Sitka) 

Stefania Potrzuski (Sitka) 

2014 

LARGE SCHOOL 

CHAMPION: .......... EAST ANCHORAGE (3-0) 

RUNNERUP: ........................LATHROP (2-2) 

3RD PLACE: ..........WEST ANCHORAGE (3-2) 

4TH PLACE: ........................CHUGIAK (2-2) 



Kacey Duffield (Lathrop) 

Gabby Meyerson (East Anchorage) 

Lauren Syrup (West Anchorage) 


Alise Arnold (Chugiak) 

Morgan Hill (East Anchorage) 

Selena Maxwell (Lathrop) 

Ellie Grey (Chugiak) 

SMALL SCHOOL 

CHAMPION: ..........JUNEAU-DOUGLAS (4-1) 

RUNNERUP: .................... KETCHIKAN (3-2) 

3RD PLACE: .......................... HOMER (2-2) 

4TH PLACE: ..........................KODIAK (1-2) 


Rachelle Roldan (Juneau-Douglas) 

Felicia Ruaro (Ketchikan) 

Celeste Chichenoff (Kodiak) 

Andrea Gordon (Juneau-Douglas) 

Sara Collins (Ketchikan) 

Martha Bullock (Ketchikan) 

Maggie LaRue (Homer) 

Sophie Hultberg (Juneau-Douglas) 

Jazmyn Nedzwecky (Ketchikan) 

In 2005, with twenty-five schools now having 

softball as a varsity sport, it was time 

to divide into a Large Schools Classification 

(850+ enrollment) and a Small Schools 

Classification (under 850 enrollment). This 

change not only addressed the growth in the 

number of smaller schools playing softball , 

but also the inequity of playing in one tournament 

against schools much larger. Schools 

could still qualify by having a .500 record 

against teams only in their own classification 

However, in 2006, schools were grouped 

into conferences with a certain number of 

berths assigned to each conference. Presently, 

there are 13 schools in the large school 

classification and 15 schools in the small 

school classification with each classification 

assigned six berths. 

2015 

LARGE SCHOOL 

CHAMPION: EAST ANCHORAGE (3-0) 

RUNNERUP: WEST ANCHORAGE (4-2) 

3RD PLACE: SOUTH ANCHORAGE (2-2) 

4TH PLACE: WASILLA (1-2) 

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: WASILLA 

ACADEMIC AWARD: SOUTH ANCH (3.53) 


Nanea Tali (West Anchorage) 

Lauren Syrup (West Anchorage) 

Daisy Page (East Anchorage) 

Danny Deslarlay (South Anchorage) 


Cassidy Edwards (Wasilla) 

Jessica Maxwell (Wasilla) 

Dakota Underwood (South Anchorage) 

Sierra Rosenzwieg (East Anchorage) 

SMALL SCHOOL 

CHAMPION: SITKA (4-0) 

RUNNERUP: KETCHIKAN (4-1) 

3RD PLACE: HOMER (2-2) 

4TH PLACE: NORTH POLE (1-2) 

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: 

HOMER MARINERS 

ACADEMIC AWARD: 

NORTH POLE PATRIOTS (3.67) 


All-Tournament Team 

Maggie LaRue (Homer) 

Paige Chmcern (North Pole) 

Elle Gray (Sitka) 

Kimi Duffield (Hutchison) 

Felicia Ruaro (Ketchikan) 

Kyla Pitzman (Homer) 

Hailey Denkinger (Sitka) 

Leesa Murphy (Ketchikan) 

Karissa Ramos (North Pole) 

For a Complete 

State Softball 

Tournament 

History go to: 

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Special Thanks to, 

Your generous support helps 

make the Baseball & Softball 

Championships Possible! 


Baseball Bracket 

Saturday 

June 4th 

Friday 

June 3rd 

Thursday 

June 2nd 

Friday 

June 3rd 

Saturday 

June 4th 

Saturday 

June 4th 

Sitka 

1 

Thursday 

10:00 am 

5 

Soldotna 

7 

Friday 

10:00 am 

Lathrop 

Friday 

4:00 pm 

2 

Thursday 

4:00 pm 

South Anchorage 

9 

4th Place 


10 

3rd Place 


11 

Wasilla 



Awards to Follow 

3 

Thursday 

1:00 pm 

6 

Ketchikan 

8 

Friday 

1:00 pm 

Chugiak 

Friday 

7:00 pm 

4 

Thursday 

7:00 pm 

Monroe Catholic 


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Baseball Rosters 

Chugiak Mustangs 


3 Ben Stewart OF 12 

8 Nate Ragina OF 12 

9 Billy Smith IF 9 

10 Hunter Register OF/P 12 

11 Matt Hess IF/P 11 

13 Jake Kindred IF/P 11 

15 Brady Lindberg IF/P 11 

17 Brian Wing OF 10 

22 Charlie Bucolo IF 12 

24 Cody Curfman C/P 12 

36 Kade LeKites OF 12 

37 Sam Hall IF/P 10 

38 Trystan Costanios C 9 

39 DJ Davis IF 10 

42 Cam Butler C 11 

45 Garrett Nevells OF/P 10 

Ketchikan Kings 


1 Spencer Erickson INF/C/P 11 

3 Luke Jones OF 12 

4 Kadin Hallstrom OF/P 12 

5 Jacob Shay SS 12 

6 Sean Tavares OF 10 

9 Jackson Pool OF/1B/P 11 

11 Nate Fousel C/P 12 

12 Kody Malouf OF 10 

13 Jack Carson INF/P 11 

14 Noah King 1B/OF 11 

15 Mo Bullock OF/P 12 

16 Justin Albecker C/OF 10 

18 Jonathan Skaggs INF/P 10 

23 Alec Simmons INF 11 

24 Nathan Bonck 1B/OF/P 12 

28 Jordan Sader 1B/OF 11 

Principal 

DAVID LEGG 


PAUL BRAUNEIS 

Head Coach 

DOUG HENIE 


STEVE STRAUB 

STEVE WING 

Managers 

MARK BOHRER 

Statisticians 

PATRICE BOHRER 

School Colors 

Maroon and White 

Principal 

Robert Marshall 


Jenn Smith 

Head Coach 

Andy Bernston 


Dan Yates 

Rick Erickson 

Managers 

Gage Heath 


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Lathrop Malemutes 

Monroe Catholic Rams 


1 Shawn Gonzalez P, OF 12 

3 Stephen Trujillo OF, C 10 

4 Trey Stephens OF 11 

5 Noah Martin INF 10 

6 James Kardash 1B, P 12 

7 Dane Soderlund INF 9 

8 Wyatt Berg C 12 

10 Chase Reed INF, P 9 

11 Mason Wilken INF 11 

12 Evan Wilken P, UTL 12 

14 Vonche Wood OF 11 

16 Sam Greenberg INF 12 

18 Jarod Hibma P, 1B 11 

19 Colin King SS, P 11 

4/20 Monroe 15-4 Win 

4/22 North Pole 19-6 Win 

4/26 West Valley 19-17 Win 

5/2 Eielson 12-1 Win 

5/3 Hutch 30-3 Win 

5/6 West Valley 9-15 Loss 

5/11 Delta 13-3 Win 

5/12 Eielson 5-7 Loss 


5th consecutive conference title. 

8th consecutive state tournament appearance. 


3 Gavin Jackson SS/P 10 

4 Michael Richter 1B 11 

6 Izak Lohrke IF/P 9 

8 Pearson Clark 2B/P 9 

9 Ryan Michel IF/OF/P 10 

11 Jake Footit C 9 

12 Dylan Steele OF 12 

15 Brendan Maines OF 12 

23 Aiden Krause OF 9 

24 Bela Armstrong C/OF 11 

28 Carson Coiley IF/OF 9 

30 Justin Barnes OF 9 

31 Michael Coiley OF 11 

32 Jackson Footit IF/OF/P 11 

34 Eric Weiss OF 11 


5/13 Hutch 21-3 Win 


5/20 North Pole 15-5 Win 

5/21 Delta 10-20 Loss 


5/26 West Valley 21-9 Win 


April 20 Lathrop 4-15 L 

April 23 West Valley 8-14 L 

april 29 Eielson 7-6 W 

April 30 West Valley 1-11 L 

May 2 Delta Junction 17-10 W 

May 5 Hutchison 5-4 W 


5 yr. varsity program-2 state appearances 

Team record six game win streak 

2nd Place MAC Conf. Tourney 

May 7 North Pole 13-3 W 

May 9 Delta junction 15-5 W 

May 10 Hutchison 15-3 W 

May 14 Eielson 7-6 W 

May 14 Lathrop 4-13 L 

May 21 North Pole 13-4 W 

School Colors 

Purple and Gold 


Steve Zanazzo 


Nigel Morton 

School Colors 

Blue & Gold 


Frank Ostanik 


Bobby Trujillo 

Principal 

Bob Meade 

Head Coach 

Tyler Hollister 

Principal 

Patrick Riggs 

Head Coach 

Dan Clark 

Statisticians 

Karen Footit 




School Colors 

Red, White and Blue 

Principal 

Lyle Sparrowgrove 

Sitka Wolves 


5 Tevin Bayne IF/P 12 

7 Braden Case C/P 12 

24 Trevan Coleman OF/C/P 12 

9 Trevor Dalton IF/P 12 

19 Kyle Fitzsimmons 3B/P 12 

27 Josh Young OF/P 12 

16 Dayton Cropper IF/P 11 

17 Jesse Lantiegne IF 11 

25 Oliver Moore-Baker OF/P 11 

10 Ky Stockel IF/P 11 

1 Caleb Suarez OF 11 

8 Vaughn Blankenship IF/P 10 

3 Tanner Snyder 2B 10 

26 Camden Suarez IF/P 10 

15 Bryce Kelly SS/P 9 

4 Morgan Simic C 9 

6 Cole Riggs OF 9 

Emmitt Andersen OF 10 


Lindsey Jorgensen 

Head Coach 

Matt Way 


Kenny Carley 

Michael Svenson 

Jarred Rivera 

Soldotna Stars 


2 Jake Marcuson Infield 10 

4 Caleb Spence Infield-P 10 

9 Brandon Crowder Outfield 10 

13 Joel Sisson Catcher 10 

14 Austin Asp Infield 11 

15 Matthew Daugherty Infield-Pitcher 11 

16 Calvin Hills Infield-Pitcher 12 

17 Kolten Wilson Outfield 12 

18 Joey Becher Infield-Pitcher 12 

19 Hunter Thompson Outfield 10 

20 Terrance Slats Infield 11 

22 Cody Quelland Catcher-Pitcher 10 

23 David Michaels Outfield 9 

24 Kenny Griffin Catcher 12 

25 Jeremy Kupferschmid Outfield 9 

33 Mason Prior Outfield 12 


5/14/2016 Kodiak 3-0 Win 

5/13/2016 Kodiak 17-0 Win 

5/12/2016 Houston 9-2 Win 



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team. The player of the year for the southern division, Joey Becher. 

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Principal 

Tony Graham 


Kyle McFall 

Head Coach 

Robb Quelland 


Bob Ledda 

Mike Griffin 

Will Chervenak 

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South Anchorage Wolverines 

Wasilla Warriors 


3 Luke Giffen Inf 10 

4 Austin Weller Uti 11 

6 Rodney Lincoln Uti 10 

7 Julito Fazzini C/P 12 

10 Cody Leslie Of 11 

11 Isaac Pasol Of 12 

14 Jonny Homza SS/P 11 

15 Trevor McGinnis Of 12 

20 Parker Johnson Of/P 11 

21 Max Costello Of 11 

27 Matt Kley 3B 12 

33 Tommy Koloski 1B 12 

34 Hunter Johnson C/DH 12 

36 Chase Subitch Uti 10 

39 Derek McGinnis Of 11 

44 Anthony Maldonado 1B/DH 11 

55 Sladen Mohl Uti 11 

5/2/16 East 23-2 W 

5/5/16 West 8-0 W 

5/7/16 Dimond 9-0 W 

5/9/16 Service 3-1 W 

School Colors 

Black and Vegas 

Gold 

Principal 

Kersten Johnson 


Kern McGinley 


Head Coach 

Taylor Nerland 


Danny Mascelli 

Kyle Madden 

Jake Plancich 

Eric Holland 

Ryan Olberding 

5/13/16 Bartlett 20-1 W 

5/14/16 Chugiak 0-2 L 

5/16/16 Eagle River 14-0 W 

Matt Sugita 

Mike Webster 

Don Enslow 

Nicholas Woodruff 


23 Werner, Ben INF-P 10 

15 Perkins, Ryan INF-P 12 

11 Monaghan, Nolan OF-P-INF 12 

10 Forster, Jeffrey C-INF 12 

9 Arend, James OF-C 10 

33 Boyer, Hank INF-P 11 

5 Lovell, Cyruss INF-P 10 

7 Burns, Koby OF-P-INF 11 

3 Ottinger, Taylon INF-P 10 

2 Hannasch, Gavin OF-P 11 

21 Graham, Kyle OF-C 10 

34 Robertson, Austin P-OF 10 

12 Dudley, Caden OF-P 10 

13 Clark, Alex INF 11 

6 Rich, Makoa INF 9 

8 Gilbert, Jacob INF-P 9 

28 O’Donnell, Clancey INF 9 

14 Frazier, Bryce OF 9 

4-13-16 Chugiak 3-0 Win 

4-14-16 Dimond 5-1 Loss 

4-15-16 Kodiak 12-0 Win 

4-16-16 Chugiak 9-8 Win 

4-20-16 Houston 15-1 Win 

4-26-16 Bartlett 10-0 Win 

4-28-16 Dimond 1-0 Win 

4-29-16 West 6-8 Loss 

4-30-16 North Pole 29-7 Win 

5-2-16 Palmer 10-0 Win 

5-4-16 Colony 16-6 Win 

5-6-16 Kenai 16-6 Win 

5-7-16 Soldotna 7-3 Win 

5-11-16 Palmer 21-0 Win 

5-13-16 Homer 6-0 Win 

5-14-16 Kenai 16-1 Win 

5-16-16 Colony 10-4 Win 




Kodiak Edward Matautia Invitational Tournament Champions 

Regular Season 10-0 Overall #1 Seed 

South Central Confrence Region III Champions 

Head Coach: 

Ken Ottinger 

Head Assistant: 

Mike Graham 

Assistant: 

Kyle Simmons 

Assistant: 

Brody Coleman 

Assistant: 

Joey Maxwell 

Pitching Coach: 

Bryan Boyett 

Managers: 

Colleen Haan 

Denisha Christiansen 

Kalycia Hodge 



History of Baseball in Alaska 

For many years, baseball was 

played as a preparation for 

American Legion Baseball. 

Teams in Anchorage and 

Fairbanks were basically feeder 

programs for the summer 

long club programs. As interest 

developed in more schools, 

ASAA created the first state 

tournament in 2000. At that 

time, there were about twelve 

schools in four regions in the 

state. Since then, the sport 

has been adopted by more 

schools--- in many cases as 

an “outsourced” program as 

schools were unable to fund 

additional sports. 

Baseball State Tournament Results 

The first six state tournaments 

involved only the top team 

from four different conferences 

to play two semi-finals, a third 

place game and a championship. 

Starting with 2007, 

the tournament expanded into 

a regulation eight-team championship 

that included two 

teams from each of the four 

conferences. Presently, there 

are 28 schools with baseball 

programs throughout Alaska. 

2012 

CHAMPION: JUNEAU-DOUGLAS ........ Score: 12-6 

RUNNERUP: .................................... KETCHIKAN 

THIRD PLACE: ......................... South Anchorage 

FOURTH PLACE: .................................... Lathrop 

ACADEMIC:............ South Anchorage (3.59 GPA) 

SPORTSMANSHIP: ....................Ketchikan Kings 


Zane Mileur (Colony) 

Colton Paulsen (Ketchikan) 

Rodney Perdue (Lathrop) 

Ryan Kelly (Juneau-Douglas) 

AJ Hull (Kenai) 

Jake Ridley (Service) 

Andy Schafer (South Anchorage) 

Kyle Gould (Juneau-Douglas) 

Dalton Spear (Ketchikan) 

Jackson Lehnhart (Juneau-Douglas) 

Nick Silva (Ketchikan) 

Lance Ibesate (Juneau-Douglas) 

Players of the Game 

Braden Hall (Lathrop) 


Scooter Bynum (Monroe Catholic) 

Jeffrey Pusich (Juneau-Douglas) 

Zane Mileur (Colony) 

Max Karnas (South Anchorage) 

AJ Hull (Kenai) - 2 

Ryan Caron (Service) 

Ben Ross (Colony) 

Rodney Perdue (Lathrop) 

Ryan Burke (Monroe Catholic) 

Andrew Martin (South Anchorage) 

Amar Mendoza (Ketchikan) 

Matt Ilalio (Service) 

Ryan Kelly (Juneau-Douglas) 

Zack Mese (Kenai) 

Jacob Wolter (Lathrop) 

Johnny Meyaros (Service) 

Andy Schafer (South Anchorage) 

Kenny Hamilton (Ketchikan) 

Lance Ibesate (Juneau-Douglas) 

2013 

CHAMPION: SOUTH ANCHORAGE ..... Score: 15-1 

RUNNERUP:............................................ Service 

Third:........................................Juneau-Douglas 

FOURTH:.................................................Colony 

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD:.............. Kodiak Bears 

ACADEMIC AWARD:......... Ketchikan Kings (3.33) 


Max Karnos (South Anchorage) 

Omar Mendoza (Ketchikan) 

Brandon Mahle (Kodiak) 

Brad Butcher (South Anchorage) 

Jonny Meszaros (Service) 

Alec Valdez (South Anchorage 






Jonathan Boyer (Colony) 

Players of the Game 

Kable Lewick (Ketchikan) 

Brandon Mahle (Kodiak) 

Jacob Mutcher (Colony) 


Wyatt Berg (Lathrop) 

Max Karnos (South Anchorage) 

Jordan Rodenberger (West Valley) 


Evan Wilken (Lathrop) 


Casey Lewandoski (West Valley) 

Jon Boyer (Colony) 

Austin Shreck (Kodiak) 

Nick Jensen (South Anchorage) 

Tal Norvell (Juneau-Douglas) 

Johnny Meszaros (Service) 

Ben Ross (Colony) 

Torin Oaksmith (Ketchikan) 

Aaron Polasky (Kodiak) 



Alec Valdez (South Anchorage) 

Eddie Lewis (South Anchorage) 

2014 

CHAMPION: ..............................................SITKA 

RUNNERUP: ........................ SOUTH ANCHORAGE 

3RD PLACE: ......................................... WASILLA 

4TH PLACE: ........................................ LATHROP 

5TH PLACE: ..........................................COLONY 

6TH PLACE: .................................. WEST VALLEY 

7TH PLACE: ...JUNEAU-DOUGLAS & WEST VALLEY 

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: .LATHROP MALEMUTES 

ACADEMIC AWARD: .. SOUTH ANCHORAGE (3.44) 


Brian Way ................................................ Sitka 

Ben Ross ................................................Colony 

Nick Jenson ............................ South Anchorage 

Wyatt Berg ........................................... Lathrop 

Trevan Coleman ....................................... Sitka 

Nathan Klein ............................Juneau-Douglas 

Louis Belley ............................................. Sitka 

Spencer Floyd ........................ South Anchorage 

Terrell Ford .......................................... Lathrop 

Alec Valdez ............................. South Anchorage 

Tyler Hanson ......................................... Wasilla 

Erickson Fish ............................................ Sitka 

2015 

CHAMPION.......................................... CHUGIAK 

RUNNERUP.......................... SOUTH ANCHORAGE 

3RD PLACE.............................JUNEAU-DOUGLAS 

4TH PLACE........................................... WASILLA 

5TH PLACE.................................... WEST VALLEY 

6TH PLACE....................................... KETCHIKAN 

7TH PLACE...................... KODIAK AND LATHROP 

SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD: KODIAK BEARS 

ACADEMIC AWARD: JUNEAU-DOUGLAS (3.51) 


Jonny Homza.......................... South Anchorage 

Tyler Christmann..............................West Valley 

Zach Brueggemann...............................Chugiak 

Nathan Klein.............................Juneau Douglas 

Sam Loyer.............................................. Wasilla 

Nathan Bonck.................................... Ketchikan 

Frank Carlson......................................... Kodiak 

Nolan Monaghan................................... Wasilla 

Sam Hanson.........................................Chugiak 

Grant Ainsworth........................Juneau-Douglas 

Willy Homza........................... South Anchorage 

Charlie Bucolo.......................................Chugiak 

For a Complete 

State Baseball 

Tournament 

History go to: 

www.asaa.org

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