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HS baseball: All-stars get together Wednesday at Propstra Stadium

Here’s an advance of the 41st Southwest Washington Senior All-Star baseball games at Propstra Stadium.

By Clark County Today · May 29, 2018
HS baseball: All-stars get together Wednesday at Propstra Stadium
Daniel Copeland, the 4A GSHL player of the year, is one of five Skyview Storm on the rosters for the 41st Southwest Washington All-Star Games at Propstra Stadium. Photo by Mike Schultz

Some of the top senior players from the region to play doubleheader

VANCOUVER — The high school baseball season is not quite finished just yet. The 41st Southwest Washington Senior All-Star Games are set for Wednesday at Propstra Stadium. Some of the top seniors from area high schools will be on the field for two eight-inning games. The first game starts at 4 p.m. Tickets cost $5.
Daniel Copeland, the 4A GSHL player of the year, is one of five Skyview Storm on the rosters for the 41st Southwest Washington All-Star Games at Propstra Stadium. Photo by Mike Schultz
Daniel Copeland, the 4A GSHL player of the year, is one of five Skyview Storm on the rosters for the 41st Southwest Washington All-Star Games at Propstra Stadium. Photo by Mike Schultz
Among the players scheduled to compete include Class 4A Greater St. Helens League Player of the Year Daniel Copeland of Skyview. The Storm finished second in state this season. In all, the Storm will have five players on the all-star teams, with Michael Lundgren, Max Rose, Michael Hickey, and Carter Hill joining Copeland. King’s Way Christian, which finished second in the state in Class 1A, has three representatives on the roster: Sam Lauderdale, Brannan Meriwether, and Riley Danberg.
Sam Lauderdale of King’s Way Christian is one of the Knights expected to play Wednesday in the Southwest Washington Senior All-Star Games at Propstra Stadium. Photo by Mike Schultz
Sam Lauderdale of King’s Way Christian is one of the Knights expected to play Wednesday in the Southwest Washington Senior All-Star Games at Propstra Stadium. Photo by Mike Schultz
Tommy Snyder of Evergreen, the 3A GSHL’s Pitcher of the Year, is on a roster. So, too, are three members of the 3A GSHL champions from Mountain View: Grant Francis, Spencer Warner, and Hayden Minich. La Center, which shared the Trico League title, has three players on the all-star teams: Hayden Williamson, Saige Keep, and Jake Ossenkop. It is tradition that after this game, area coaches meet up to nominate players to represent Southwest Washington at the all-state series.

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