2025 CCC Baseball Postseason Awards

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Senior Jordan Wilson became Bushnell's first two-time All-CCC on Thursday as the All-Cascade Conference teams were announced by the league offices. Three Beacons were also honored as Gold Glove winners.
 
Wilson is in the midst of one of the best years of his illustrious career, ranked second in the Cascade Conference with 15 home runs.
 
When all is said and done, Wilson will finish his career holding the Bushnell record in 13 categories, including runs, hits, triples, home runs, RBI, hit-by-pitch, sacrifice flies, and multi-hit games.  His 191 career hits are 50 more than his closest teammate.
 
Most significantly, Wilson has now hit 39 home runs in his career, tying the previous Cascade Collegiate Conference record which had stood for 26 years. He is one of three CCC players that have broken that mark this year.
 
Cascade Conference Gold Glove awards were also handed out on Thursday with a pair of Beacon infielders and one outfielder among the nine selected, fitting for a team that has the third-best fielding percentage in the conference at .972.
 
Senior Ethan Stacy was selected at second base with a fielding percentage of .971. He has committed just five errors this season in 173 chances, leading the Beacons with 104 assists and turning 18 double-plays. At third base, Chase Nye was the choice of the conference coaches. The sophomore has just two errors all season at the hot corner and has a .986 fielding percentage.
 
In the outfield, senior Will Hudler was selected. The defensive standout made just one error during the 2025 campaign thus far on 115 chances.
 
The Beacons (32-18, 22-15) head to the Cascade Collegiate Conference Championship on Friday in Vancouver, British Columbia. Bushnell is the No. 4 seed for the tournament and will be the home team against No. 5 seed College of Idaho in the tournament opener on Friday at 11:00 am.