Grand Marshall 2026

Grand Marshall - Scio Logger Softball
The 2025 Logger Softball season will be remembered as one of the greatest in school history. The Loggers
capped off an incredible 28–1 campaign by capturing the first softball state championship our school has ever
won. In a storybook finish, we avenged our only loss of the season with a 9–3 victory over Dayton in the
championship game. Our fans were phenomenal all year long, and they showed up in full force for the title
game—packing the stands and creating an unforgettable atmosphere for our players.
After reaching the championship game in each of the previous two seasons, this team was determined to take
the final step. Their commitment in the offseason and relentless work ethic throughout the year set the tone.
Our outstanding assistant coaches, John Cooper and Ashton Zeiher, played a tremendous role in that journey.
Their dedication over the past several years has helped our athletes grow, improve daily, and peak at the right
time. This championship is a testament to the countless hours of preparation and belief they have poured into
the program.
2025 Varsity Roster
Seniors – Myleigh Cooper, Meagan Trissel
Juniors – Skylur Brown, Cam Dalke, Macy Johnson
Sophomores – KJ Eaton, Emma Thatcher, Kylee Roofener
Freshmen – Gracie Ferguson, Lilly Ferguson, Mae Ferrando, Makenna Jensen, Lizzy Luckey, Emalyn Orr,
Faith Smith, Abigail Vinton
All-Conference Honors
Honorable Mention – KJ Eaton (OF), Mae Ferrando (OF)
Second Team – Gracie Ferguson (P), Skylur Brown (INF)
First Team – Myleigh Cooper (Utility), Cam Dalke (C), Macy Johnson (INF), Emma Thatcher (OF), Meagan
Trissel (1B)
All-State Honors
First Team – Myleigh Cooper (Utility), Cam Dalke (C), Macy Johnson (INF), Emma Thatcher (OF), Meagan
Trissel (1B)
Myleigh Cooper was the PacWest Conference Player of the Year, 3A State Player of the Year, and Oregon
Gatorade Player of the Year after setting state records for HRs in a season (26) and HRs in a career (75)
This championship season was built on the foundation laid by outstanding Logger teams over the past decade.
Since 2015, our program has consistently competed at the highest level:

● 2015 – State Semifinals
● 2016 – State Semifinals
● 2017 – State Semifinals
● 2018 – State Semifinals
● 2019 – State Quarterfinals
● 2020 – No Season (COVID)

● 2021 – No OSAA State Championship
(COVID)
● 2022 – State Semifinals
● 2023 – State Finals
● 2024 – State Finals
● 2025 – State Champions

The tradition of excellence continues. With a strong core returning, the Loggers are ready to compete again
this season. We look forward to seeing our incredible community back at the field, supporting this special group
of athletes as they chase another championship run.