2023 NWAC Baseball Championship

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The 2023 NWAC Baseball Championship was held May 25-29 at Story Field in Longview, WA. The four #1 teams from each region received automatic births, while the #2 teams each hosted a 3 team Super Regional to determine the other 4 births. West #1 Lower Columbia College defeated West #2 Tacoma Community College for the title. Jadon Williamson of Lower Columbia was named MVP.

Participating Teams[edit]

Seed School Conf. Record Head Coach
North 1 Bellevue Community College 24-6 David Olson
East 2 Columbia Basin College 19-9 Stefan McGovern
East 1 Community Colleges of Spokane 23-5 Ryne Webb
North 2 Edmonds College 21-7 Brooks Roy
South 2 Lane Community College 22-14 Josh Blunt
South 1 Linn-Benton Community College 23-13 Andy Peterson
West 1 Lower Columbia College 21-3 Kurt Lupinski
West 2 Tacoma Community College 20-4 Ryan Mummert

Results[edit]

Bracket[edit]

  First round     Second round     Third round
                           
  N1 Bellevue 2  
  W2 Tacoma 6    
      W2 Tacoma 4  
      S1 Linn-Benton 2    
  S1 Linn-Benton 5          
  E2 Columbia Basin 0        
      W2 Tacoma 5
      E1 Spokane 2
  E1 Spokane 8        
  S2 Lane 5          
      E1 Spokane 3    
      W1 Lower Columbia 2  
  W1 Lower Columbia 3    
  N2 Edmonds 1  
  Loser's bracket
  N1 Bellevue 4  
  E2 Columbia Basin 0     W1 Lower Columbia 7
    N1 Bellevue 6
  S2 Lane 6  
  N2 Edmonds 2     S1 Linn-Benton 2
    S2 Lane 3
  Semifinals     Elimination     Final
                           
  Re-ordered Semifinals
  W2 Tacoma 1       W2 Tacoma 3
  W1 Lower Columbia 7           W1 Lower Columbia 5
      W1 Lower Columbia 10    
      S2 Lane 2  
  E1 Spokane 0    
  S2 Lane 4  



Game Results[edit]

Game Winner Score Loser Notes
May 25
Game 1 Tacoma Community College 6-2 Bellevue Community College
Game 2 Linn-Benton Community College 5-0 Columbia Basin College
Game 3 Community Colleges of Spokane 8-5 Lane Community College
Game 4 Lower Columbia College 3-1 Edmonds College
May 26
Game 5 Bellevue Community College 4-0 Columbia Basin College Columbia Basin eliminated
Game 6 Lane Community College 6-2 Edmonds College Edmonds eliminated
Game 7 Tacoma Community College 4-2 Linn-Benton Community College
Game 8 Community Colleges of Spokane 3-2 Lower Columbia College
May 27
Game 9 Lane Community College 3-2 Linn-Benton Community College Linn-Benton eliminated
Game 10 Lower Columbia College 7-6 Bellevue Community College Bellevue eliminated
Game 11 Tacoma Community College 5-2 Community Colleges of Spokane
May 28
Game 12 Lane Community College 4-0 Community Colleges of Spokane Spokane eliminated
Game 13 Lower Columbia College 7-1 Tacoma Community College
May 29
Game 14 Lower Columbia College 10-2 Lane Community College Lane eliminated
Game 15 Lower Columbia College 5-3 Tacoma Community College wins CWS

All-Tournament Team[edit]

  • Utility - Dane Woodcook, Tacoma
  • Utility - Cole Calnon, Lane
  • Catcher - Justin Stransky, Lower Columbia
  • Infield - Bryan Rojas, Lane
  • Infield - Garrett Gores, Spokane
  • Infield - Noah Juarez, Lane
  • Infield - Noah Fields, Tacoma
  • Infield - Tyler Peterson, Lower Columbia
  • Outfield - Jaxon Davis, Spokane
  • Outfield - Kyle Parkman, Lower Columbia
  • Outfield - Kamana Nahaku, Tacoma
  • Outfield - Titus Dimitru, Linn-Benton
  • Pitcher - Ryan Lynch, Bellevue
  • Pitcher - Michael Schwarz, Lower Columbia
  • Pitcher - Elijah Higginbottom, Tacoma
  • Pitcher - Chase Reynolds, Linn-Benton
  • Relief Pitcher - Dylan Watts, Tacoma


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