Austin Cupic, 18U premier player, attending the University of San Francisco, division 1 college. Austin has spent 3 years in the Rock Creek program and attends Mercer Island High School.

"I decided to commit to the University of San Francisco because of all dedicated people who are working hard to improve the program everyday. The culture created there was also a factor as I was easily able to bond with the team on my visit." - Austin Cupic

Carson Ohland, 18U premier player, attending the University of Washington, division 1 college. Carson has spent the past 6 years in the Rock Creek program and currently attends Tahoma Senior High School.

"I love the culture of the University of Washington. In my opinion, baseball players from the Northwest are underrated, and being able to put together a team of mostly Northwest Kids is exciting. I've been on teams with kids from the Northwest that go down to Arizona and Florida and compete with some of the biggest summer programs. The coaching staff, the location, the academics, and the relationship I have built with UW have been other factors that contributed to my commitment." - Carson Ohland

Noah Lee, 18U premier player, attending Olympic Community College. Noah has spent the last 10 years in the Rock Creek program. He is currently attending Tahoma Senior High School.

"I chose Olympic because of the coaching staff, the coaches seemed to have my best interest, as well as the culture. The guys we're getting better as well as having fun and learning not just about baseball and the process, but life lessons and the process we have to go through to be successful young men." - Noah Lee

Jack Dodge, 18U premier player, is attending Northwest Nazarene University, division 2 program. Jack has spent the past 10 years in the program and is currently attending Tahoma Senior High School.

"I picked Northwest Nazarene University because of the overall atmosphere of the baseball program. My family is also really close to the campus so it feels like a second home. After meeting the coaches and players, I knew I found the right school. I am so excited for to play ball for NNU!" - Jack Dodge

Braden Bedell, 18U premier player, will be attending Pierce College. Braden has been part of the Rock Creek program for a year and attends Federal Way High School.

"I decided to commit to Pierce Community College because the coaching staff focuses on developing their players to play at the next level. When I visited, I noticed the team is very interconnected and it's more like a family which is what I look for in a program." - Braden Bedell

Austin Crawford, 18U premier player, will be attending Tacoma Community College, Austin has been apart of the Rock Creek program for a year and attends Federal Way High School.

"I chose TCC because they have a history of developing pitchers and sending them to a big time schools all over the country. The team culture and sense of community also impacted my decision, because it's easy to tell that everyone plays for the guy next to them, and everybody is brought into the team." - Austin Crawford

Griffin Bye, 18U premier player will be attending Lassen Community College. Griffin has been apart of the Rock Creek program for 3 years and attends Tahoma High School.

"The main reason I chose Lassen Community College for my future in baseball, is not because of their success in the past, but their culture. Their beliefs and what they teach stood out to the non player side of me."

Logan Pierce, 18U premier player will be attending Central Washington University, division 2. Logan has been apart of the Rock Creek program for 10 years and currently attends Tahoma High School.