The first half of the Oregon Class 6A baseball season has been filled with plenty of action. While West Linn entered the season as the favorite, a large pool of teams have emerged as contenders. Sunset remains undefeated at 16-0, while Jesuit, West Linn, Lake Oswego, Tualatin, Sprague, South Salem, and Wells have all posted impressive records. The Central Valley Conference has been one of the hottest leagues this spring, with both Sprague and South Salem standing among the state’s top teams. Wells has also been a surprise, upsetting previously unbeaten Sprague. The Three Rivers League remains competitive, with West Linn leading the way at 6-1. The Apollos have a good chance to unseat Jesuit’s two-year stranglehold on the Metro League, but they still have some tough matchups remaining on their schedule.