HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL: Post Register All-Area Team

THE PLAYER: The first-team all-conference selection and CSI commit hit .388 with a 1.002 OPS despite being injured part of the season.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "He's a really special player. He's fun to watch and plays the game the right way. He can hit, run, and in most cases, he's the most athletic guy on the field." Trent Johnson, Idaho Falls

Chandler Robinson, Skyline, INF

THE PLAYER: The Grizzlies infielder scored 22 runs while batting .346 to earn first-team all-conference honors.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "He's an absolute compete guy. If I could have 15 Chandler Robinsons ... He plays baseball with an edge and competitiveness that's hard to beat." Ryan Alexander, Bonneville

Kaimen Peebles, South Fremont, INF

THE PLAYER: One of the area's top all-around athletes, Peebles did just about everything for the Cougars, batting .375 with 23 runs scored and 24 RBIs to go with five homers. He also had a 1.66 ERA when on the mound.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "He's a freak athlete, great shortstop. Great bat and gets a ton of walks and a ton of hit by pitches because he's such a big presence." Brady Gardner, Sugar-Salem

Alex Vasquez, Firth, INF

THE PLAYER: The shortstop also played backup catcher and was an all-state selection after a solid defensive season. He also hit .402 with 37 RBIs and scored 39 runs.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "He led us defensively. Anything he got to was almost a guaranteed putout." Rigo Vasquez, Firth

Dayton Robison, Bonneville, OF

THE PLAYER: Hit .324 and led the Bees with 24 RBIs and seven doubles to earn first-team all-conference accolades.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "Nobody has worked harder than Dayton has over the last three, four years. He is a player you put into the game and know he is going to give you everything he has to help the team win." Ryan Alexander, Bonneville

Ryan Harris, Sugar-Salem, OF

THE PLAYER: One of the top defensive outfielders in 3A District 6 with a .960 fielding percentage while contributing at the plate with 15 RBIs and nine doubles as a leadoff hitter.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "He's a great centerfielder ... he had a really good district and state tournament and pitched a couple of games for us that really helped." Brady Gardner, Sugar-Salem

Easton Kerbs, South Fremont, OF

THE PLAYER: Led the Cougars with a .951 fielding percentage while also tied for the team lead in runs scored with 23. The senior also pitched in eight games and finished with a 3.41 ERA.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "He was kind of our catalyst." Chad Hill, South Fremont

Davin Luce, Bonneville, P

THE PLAYER: The junior was a force on the mound with a 1.65 ERA and 63 strikeouts to go with just nine walks in 42.1 innings. Named second-team all-state and was also among the Bees top hitters with a .365 average.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "He's a kid that I think the sky's the limit for him." Ryan Alexander, Bonneville.

Nathan Park, Firth, P

THE PLAYER: Helped lead Firth to the 2A state title game as the team's ace, finishing 6-0 with a 1.85 ERA and 72 strikeouts in 45.1 innings. He was also a threat at the plate, hitting .411 with 39 RBIs, 25 runs and a slugging percentage of 0.726 to earn first-team all-state honors.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "He's just a solid player all the way around ... I voted for him on the all-state team for player of the year in 2A. In my head, he's that good." Ryan Millick, Challis-Mackay

Tommy Woodcock, Sugar-Salem, C

THE PLAYER: The sophomore was a terror at the plate, hitting .506 with 32 RBIs and a 0.771 slugging percentage in 26 games and was named second-team all-state after helping lead the Diggers to the 3A District 6 title and a berth in the state tournament.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "He's one of the best offensive guys in the conference ... He just does everything well." Chad Hill, South Fremont

Eliot Jones, Idaho Falls, Utility

THE PLAYER: Jones did just about everything for the Tigers, playing infield, outfield and even pitching. He hit .471 with 31 RBIs and had eight doubles, eight triples and five home runs to go with 23 stolen bases.

WHAT COACHES SAID: "Eliot is a very versatile type of kid. He's a baseball player." Ryan Alexander, Bonneville

SECOND TEAM

Infield

Trey Olson, Skyline

RJ Philps, Challis-Mackay

Trayson Kostial, Madison

Hank Richardson, North Fremont

Pitchers

Jackson Gardner, Sugar-Salem

Dax Whitney, Blackfoot

Catcher

Eli Hayes, Blackfoot

Outfield

Hunter Miller, Idaho Falls

Carson Harris, Sugar-Salem

Ethan Garner, Madison

Utility

Max Groberg, Idaho Falls

HONORABLE MENTION

Aaron Archibald, Rigby; Ethan Belnap, Skyline; Jack Boudrero, Rigby; Dax Cherry, North Fremont; Mike Christensen, Idaho Falls; Logan Crane, Madison; Landen Drake, Madison; Dakota Eagle, Salmon; Bryson Forbush, South Fremont; Hunter Goedhardt, North Fremont; Catcher Gummow, Bonneville; Conner Hall, Thunder Ridge; AJ Hill, North Fremont; Ryan Horvath, Skyline; Kolby Landon, Thunder Ridge; Jarret Leal, Shelley; Jordan Lenz, North Fremont; Coltin Lyda, Idaho Falls; Rugar Nicholls, Challis-Mackay; Jarett Ollar, Challis-Mackay; Tanner Olsen, Sugar-Salem; Carson Packer, North Fremont; Burton Park, Firth; Sam Park, Firth; Strider Perry, Firth; George Price, Skyline; Cody Rydalch, Madison; Riley Sutton, Madison; Jeffrey Williams, Madison; Ben Wilson, Blackfoot; RJ Woods, Bonneville; Peyson Yancey, South Fremont.