Clink the link below and register for the always fun, always amazing MIHS Baseball Auction and celebration! This event fills up so don't delay...and Go Islanders!

Click the link below to view the Save The Date for our awesome annual MIHS Baseball Auction! Mark your calendars! Also see below a link to the 2020 Auction Procurement Form. All donations are greatly appreciated!

Please click the link below to become a member of the MIHS Baseball Booster Club. We are hoping to get 100% participation this year! We have multiple levels for contributions and greatly appreciate donations in any amount! These contributions are very helpful for our program-from Little League on up to the Varsity level of baseball. 

THANK YOU and GO MI!

If you haven't already, please consider joining our MIHS Baseball Mailing List to stay up-to-date on all things Baseball! See Link below to join!

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Heads-up MIHS Baseball Prospects!

Winter is coming (again).  And that means Winter Workouts are set to start in November -- with DJ and crew at Maximum Sports Conditioning in Bellevue:  13415 SE 30th Street, Bellevue, WA 98005.

These workouts are specifically designed to get you ready for tryouts -- and are focused on baseball strength and conditioning.  

• Training dates will be:
  • NOV. 11th, 13th, 18th ,20th, 25th, 27th 
  • DEC. 2nd, 4th, 9th, 11th,  
  • JAN. 6th, 8th, 13th, 15th, 22nd, 27th, 29th  
  • FEB. 3rd, 5th, 10th, 12th, 24th, 26th

• Sessions on Monday and Wednesday evenings from 7:30 pm – 8:45 pm

• Sessions will emphasize all aspects of baseball specific conditioning and preparation.  This includes speed and agility / connective tissue strengthening and injury prevention / strength and power.

Click here to register:  

https://mibaseball.sportngin.com/register/form/591214552

Through the MI Baseball Booster club -- cost is only $125.00 for all of these sessions.    

Thank you and Let's Go Islanders!

For the fifth year in a row, the Islanders (KingCo Tourney Champions, 13-9 Overall) reached the State 3A tournament of final sixteen teams in Washington.   On Saturday, May 18, however, MI's season came to a close against Capital in a 7 to 1 contest.  Capital would move on the state's final four, and KingCo's Lake Washington claimed the State 2019 Title with a 3 to 2 win over Metro's O'Dea.  The Islanders tip their cap to the Kangs on a great season and look forward to competing for the KingCo crown and beyond in 2020.    

The Islanders will graduate 12 seniors attending college literally coast to coast, including Chapman, Colorado,  Ithaca, Oregon, Pacific Lutheran,  University of San Diego, University of Washington, Whitman and William & Mary.    

The Islanders congratulate the following teammates on achieving post-season honors:   

First-Team All KingCo:

P - Liam Dammeier; Sr.

3B - Teague Conder; Sr.  (Captain)

OF - Cole Miller; Sr. (Captain)

Second Team:

P - Duke Brotherton; Jr. 

1B - William Mulflur; Sr. (Captain)

Honorable Mention:

OF - Nathan Buchan; Soph.

SS - Robert Dreyer; Sr.

C - Max Tanzer; Sr. 

The Islander's also congratulate Senior Cole Miller on his selection to the All-State team for Washington.   

Congratulations again to the Islander Varsity, JV and C - Team players on another outstanding year for the Maroon and White.  

Go MI!

On Monday night, May 6, the Islanders claimed the KingCo tournament championship, with a 10-3 victory over the Saints of Interlake.  In a total team victory, MI pounded out 15 hits by 10 players, with Senior Robert Dreyer and Freshman Jack Varney each notching three hits a piece.  Junior Duke Brotherton provided a strong outing from the bump, going six and two-thirds innings, allowing just 4 hits with five strike outs.  Senior Rohan Tatum secured the last out for the Islanders from the mound. 

Coach Dominic Woody and the full MI coaching team of Pete Orgill, Andre Marshall, Bret Derooy, Josh Patterson, Kenny Terhune, Paul Segura and Walt Ingram have now led Mercer Island to three straight KingCo tournament titles.  

MI will now advance to the WA State 3A Playoffs, and compete in the final 16 team tournament that begins Saturday, May 18 -- with the Islanders slotted to play locally at Bannerwood Park.  Stay tuned for timing and tournament updates.  

Go MI!

Mercer Island (6-6 KingCo, 12-8 Overall) advanced to the KingCo championship game on Monday, May 6, with a 5-4 defeat of regular season champion Lake Washington (12-0 KingCo, 19-2 Overall).   

In a spirited contest of these perennial rivals, MI jumped out to a 2 run lead in the top of the first, while LW posted a run in the bottom of the third.    Behind the stellar pitching of Liam Dammeier, the Islanders maintained their slim 2-1 margin going into the seventh inning.  Dammeier dealt for six and one-third innings, allowing just 2 hits and striking out 6.  In the top of the seventh, the Islanders  posted 3 additional runs behind clutch at bats from  Quinn Zakahi (double), Max Tanzer (2-3, 2 RBI), and William Mulfur (2 RBI). 

The Islanders would need each of those insurance runs as the  State top-rated Kangs stormed back in the bottom of the seventh, to score 3.  Reliever Duke Brotherton secured the last the two outs for the save, and the Islanders move on the Championship game on Monday night to face the Interlake Saints.