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Oct. 9—A member of the Glacier Range Riders' sturdy bullpen has been named a Pioneer Baseball League All-Star, but the league may have missed the zone on another Glacier pitcher.
Jacob Hasty, who helped Range Riders put together one of the better pens in the league, was honored after appearing in 45 games with a 1-1 record and a 1.45 earned-run average. He allowed 33 hits and 27 walks in 43 1-3 innings while striking out 56. He had two saves.
Not getting the nod was Ty Bothwell, whose 130 strikeouts (in 105 innings) led the PBL. Bothwell was 4-6 with a 5.40 ERA in 19 starts.
The three All-Pioneer starting pitchers were Matthew Sox and Brandan Beard of Missoula and Noah Millikan of the champion Oakland Ballers.
Sox went 12-3 with a 3.83 ERA; he was also named the league's Pitcher of the Year.
Beard was 5-3 with a 5.60 ERA. Millikan went 7-1 with a 2.12 ERA in 14 starts for Oakland, which beat Idaho Falls in the PBL Championship Series.
Grand Junction's Reese Miller is the league's Reliever of the Year, after racking up 16 saves with 83 strikeouts in 54 1-3 innings. He had a 1.33 ERA.
Aaron Miles was named Manager of the Year after leading Oakland to a record-setting 73-23 record on the way to the title.
Ogden catcher Christopher Sargent is league MVP, after hitting .384 with 35 home runs and 130 runs batted in over 80 games. Sargent's contract was purchased by San Diego on Aug. 26.
Third baseman Taylor Darden of Boise was named Rookie of the Year, after hitting 4.29 with 18 homers and 125 RBIs for the Hawks. He also stole 24 bases.
Finally, Missoula's Roberto Pena was named International Player of the Year. The Venezualan hit a modern league-record 46 home runs, with a .358 average and 129 RBIs.
2025 Pioneer All-Stars
1B: Roberto Peña, Missoula PaddleHeads
2B: Evan Berkey, Yuba-Sutter High Wheelers/Billings Mustangs
SS: Ben Rosengard, Idaho Falls Chukars
3B: Taylor Darden, Boise Hawks
C: Christopher Sargent Jr., Ogden Raptors
OF: Adam Fogel, Missoula PaddleHeads
OF: Jake Hjelle, Boise Hawks
OF: River Osark, Yuba-Sutter High Wheelers
UTL: Max Jung-Goldberg, Boise Hawks
DH: Jack O'Dowd, Billings Mustangs
Pitching Staff
SP: Matthew Sox, Missoula PaddleHeads
SP: Brendan Beard, Missoula PaddleHeads
SP: Noah Millikan*, Oakland Ballers
RP: Nick Cardinal, Ogden Raptors
RP: Reese Miller, Grand Junction Jackalopes
RP: Jacob Hasty*, Glacier Range Riders
*Postseason Selections
Award Winners
Reliever of the Year: Reese Miller, Grand Junction Jackalopes
Rookie of the Year: Taylor Darden, Boise Hawks
International Player of the Year: Roberto Pena, Missoula PaddleHeads
Manager of the Year: Aaron Miles, Oakland Ballers
2025 Statistical Leaders
Ben Rosengard, Idaho Falls Chukars, Batting Average Leader: .463
Reese Miller, Grand Junction Jackalopes, ERA Leader: 1.33
Roberto Pena, Missoula PaddleHeads, Home Run Leader: 46 (League Record)
Max Jung-Goldberg, Boise Hawks, RBI Leader (tie): 130
Christopher Sargent, Ogden Raptors, RBI Leader (tie): 130
Ty Bothwell, Glacier Range Riders, Strikeout Leader: 130
Matthew Sox, Missoula PaddleHeads, Wins Leader: 12
Connor Sullivan, Oakland Ballers, Saves Leader: 19
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Jacob Hasty, who helped Range Riders put together one of the better pens in the league, was honored after appearing in 45 games with a 1-1 record and a 1.45 earned-run average. He allowed 33 hits and 27 walks in 43 1-3 innings while striking out 56. He had two saves.
Not getting the nod was Ty Bothwell, whose 130 strikeouts (in 105 innings) led the PBL. Bothwell was 4-6 with a 5.40 ERA in 19 starts.
The three All-Pioneer starting pitchers were Matthew Sox and Brandan Beard of Missoula and Noah Millikan of the champion Oakland Ballers.
Sox went 12-3 with a 3.83 ERA; he was also named the league's Pitcher of the Year.
Beard was 5-3 with a 5.60 ERA. Millikan went 7-1 with a 2.12 ERA in 14 starts for Oakland, which beat Idaho Falls in the PBL Championship Series.
Grand Junction's Reese Miller is the league's Reliever of the Year, after racking up 16 saves with 83 strikeouts in 54 1-3 innings. He had a 1.33 ERA.
Aaron Miles was named Manager of the Year after leading Oakland to a record-setting 73-23 record on the way to the title.
Ogden catcher Christopher Sargent is league MVP, after hitting .384 with 35 home runs and 130 runs batted in over 80 games. Sargent's contract was purchased by San Diego on Aug. 26.
Third baseman Taylor Darden of Boise was named Rookie of the Year, after hitting 4.29 with 18 homers and 125 RBIs for the Hawks. He also stole 24 bases.
Finally, Missoula's Roberto Pena was named International Player of the Year. The Venezualan hit a modern league-record 46 home runs, with a .358 average and 129 RBIs.
2025 Pioneer All-Stars
1B: Roberto Peña, Missoula PaddleHeads
2B: Evan Berkey, Yuba-Sutter High Wheelers/Billings Mustangs
SS: Ben Rosengard, Idaho Falls Chukars
3B: Taylor Darden, Boise Hawks
C: Christopher Sargent Jr., Ogden Raptors
OF: Adam Fogel, Missoula PaddleHeads
OF: Jake Hjelle, Boise Hawks
OF: River Osark, Yuba-Sutter High Wheelers
UTL: Max Jung-Goldberg, Boise Hawks
DH: Jack O'Dowd, Billings Mustangs
Pitching Staff
SP: Matthew Sox, Missoula PaddleHeads
SP: Brendan Beard, Missoula PaddleHeads
SP: Noah Millikan*, Oakland Ballers
RP: Nick Cardinal, Ogden Raptors
RP: Reese Miller, Grand Junction Jackalopes
RP: Jacob Hasty*, Glacier Range Riders
*Postseason Selections
Award Winners
Reliever of the Year: Reese Miller, Grand Junction Jackalopes
Rookie of the Year: Taylor Darden, Boise Hawks
International Player of the Year: Roberto Pena, Missoula PaddleHeads
Manager of the Year: Aaron Miles, Oakland Ballers
2025 Statistical Leaders
Ben Rosengard, Idaho Falls Chukars, Batting Average Leader: .463
Reese Miller, Grand Junction Jackalopes, ERA Leader: 1.33
Roberto Pena, Missoula PaddleHeads, Home Run Leader: 46 (League Record)
Max Jung-Goldberg, Boise Hawks, RBI Leader (tie): 130
Christopher Sargent, Ogden Raptors, RBI Leader (tie): 130
Ty Bothwell, Glacier Range Riders, Strikeout Leader: 130
Matthew Sox, Missoula PaddleHeads, Wins Leader: 12
Connor Sullivan, Oakland Ballers, Saves Leader: 19
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