NOAH Baseball History

2025

The Varsity finished the spring season with an 18-16 record, including wins over 6A Bartlesville and 5A Pryor.
The Varsity finished 6th in the Division II Bracket at the 2025 HWSA World Series. Their tournament run included wins over #2 seed Raleigh (3-0) and #3 seed Mansfield (10-3).

HWSA All-Americans: Andrew Hudson and Ethan Wilke.
All four players making up the senior class committed to continue playing at the collegiate level (Bray Harrison, Oklahoma Christian; Andrew Hudson, Connors State; Treyton Salyers, Oklahoma Wesleyan; Brett Rutledge, Oklahoma Wesleyan)
NOAH's Varsity posted a perfect 10-0 record as the home team at Bales Park, hitting .340 as a team, and posting a 2.65 ERA.
The Junior Varsity finished the spring season with a 15-7 record.
Junior High Black finished their spring season with a record of 14-12-2.
In a fourth year at Bales Park, High School and Junior High teams hosted 32 home dates at Bales Park in Tulsa.
In addition to the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads -- NOAH fielded two Junior High teams, a 12AA team, an 11AA team, an 11/10U team, a 9U team, and two 8U teams.

2024

The Varsity won the Sperry Varsity Tournament in March (see tournament and championship summary here).
The Varsity finished 3rd in the Division II Bracket at the 2024 HWSA World Series.

HWSA All-Americans: Ethan Arant and Bray Harrison.
Junior pitcher / outfielder Bray Harrison accepted an offer to play for Oklahoma Christian University after graduation.
The Junior Varsity finished the season 16-8, including wins over 5A Sapulpa and 5A Coweta.
Junior High Black finished their spring season with a record of 25-6-1.
Junior High Blue finished their spring season with a record of 9-9.
In a third year at Bales Park, High School and Junior High teams hosted 25 home dates at Bales Park in Tulsa.
In addition to the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads -- NOAH fielded two Junior High teams, a 12U team, an 11U team, a 10U team, and an 8U team.

2023

The Varsity finished 5th in the Division II Bracket at the 2023 HWSA World Series.
HWSA All-Americans: Brandt Beeby and Frankie Hughes
The Junior Varsity finished the season 15-11, including wins over 6A Sand Springs, 5A Sapulpa and 5A Collinsville under Head Coach Sean Call.
Junior High Black finished their spring season with a record of 28-5 under Head Coach Dwight Barnoski.
Junior High Blue finished their spring season with a record of 11-5-3 under Head Coach Christopher Cseh.
The 11A team won first place at the May NIT Rings Tournament in Jenks under Head Coach Brandon Jameson.
In a second year at Bales Park, High School and Junior High teams hosted 29 home dates at Bales Park in Tulsa.

2022

The Varsity earned a spot in the Division I Bracket and finished 8th at the 2022 HWSA World Series.
HWSA All-Americans: Brandt Beeby, Frankie Hughes, Kent Shiew
Three Rivers All-Stars: Cade Bauer, Kent Shiew, Trystin Pauls, Jacob Rasmussen
Junior High Black finished their spring season with a record of 24-16-3.
Junior High Blue finished their spring season with a record of 19-10.
The 14AA team finished second at the NIT Points and Rings Tournament in Jenks.
In an Inaugural year, High School and Junior High teams hosted home games at Bales Park in Tulsa.

2021

The Varsity earned a spot in the Division I Bracket and finished 2nd at the 2021 HWSA World Series.
HWSA All-Americans: Mike Barnett, Seth Cottman, Tyler Davis, Owen Seat
Three Rivers All-Stars: Seth Cottman, Tyler Davis, Owen Seat
The 13AA Team finished second at the USSSA State Tournament in Sand Springs.

2020

The 2020 Spring Season was cut short by the COVID-19 Pandemic. The HWSA World Series was not played.
Elementary Teams combined their spring and summer seasons into one season.
The 12A Team finished second in the USSSA World Series Warm-Up in Bixby.

2019-2003