Top performers from NYSPHSAA high school baseball state semifinals and finals

New York high school baseball season ended with a bang over the weekend as all seven divisions wrapped up with semifinals and finals. Here a quick look at the top individual performances from the weekend in the NYSPHSAA state championships.

Top performances from 2025 NYSPHSAA baseball state semifinals and finals

Cam Barbulean, Mendon: Got it done via both arm and bat for a Class A title. Barbulean got the win on the mound in the semifinals to beat Rye with two runs allowed in 5.2 innings, and hit 3-5 for the weekend with a triple, a walk, and two runs scored.

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Pierce Byrne, Saratoga Central Catholic: Pitched a one-hit shutout in the Class C championship to beat Deposit-Hancock 4-0.

Charlie Greiner, Saratoga Springs: Threw four scoreless, hitless innings with six strikeouts in the Class AAA semifinals to help beat Niagara Falls 2-1 in 10 innings. Thomas McNamara was also outstanding for Saratoga Springs' other six innings, allowing three hits and one run against seven K's.

Micah Hays, Horseheads: Hit a double to start the game-winning eighth inning rally in a 6-5 championship win over Fox Lane, and threw 2.2 scoreless innings as well for his only pitching appearance of the year after returning from elbow injury.

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Mason Holloway, Horseheads: Tossed a complete game shutout to beat Webster-Thomas 2-0 in the Class AA semifinals.

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Owen Killeen, Babylon: Went the distance to shut out Putnam Valley 2-0 in the Class B title game.

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Chase Koenig, Oriskany: Was the top star of Oriskany's 9-2 Class D championship win over North Warren. Koenig threw five innings with no earned runs allowed and 13 strikeouts, and had two RBI with a walk and a single.

Aidan Lerner-Morelle, Mendon: Helped lead the way at the plate for the Class A champions, going 2-3 in both the semifinals and finals with a total of two RBI and one run scored.

Trevor Meidenbauer, Niagara: Dazzled in the Class AAA semifinals despite losing in 10 innings to Saratoga Springs. Meidenbauer pitched eight innings and allowed just four hits, one run, and zero earned runs.

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Ethan Postle, Mendon: Was a man possessed on the mound with scoreless outings in both games. He got a save in the semifinals against Rye with 1.1 scoreless, hitless innings, and tossed 6.1 scoreless innings in a Class A championship shutout against Maine-Endwell with 12 strikeouts.

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Jack Rigabar, Saratoga Springs: Was the top hitter for the Class AAA winner, and helped on the mound in the finals too with 3.2 innings of one-run ball. Across both wins, he hit 5-10 with two doubles, a triple, a run batted in, and two runs scored.

Eddie Wright, Oriskany: Dominated on the mound in the Class D semifinals, allowing three hits and one earned run in seven innings to beat Fillmore 5-2. Wright also went 1-4 with an RBI and a run scored in that game, and scored two runs in the title game against North Warren.

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