CORVALLIS, Ore. – The 2026 Cascade Collegiate Conference Baseball postseason awards were announced Monday by the conference office.
Eastern Oregon University’s Jace Nagler was named the CCC McDonald’s Player of the Year, Presented by Urban Edge Network. Myles Chamberlain of British Columbia earned Pitcher of the Year honors. Lewis-Clark State College head coach Jeremiah Robbins was selected as the Coach of the Year. Corban University received the Athletic Solutions Team Sportsmanship Award.
Nagler, a junior from Bend, Ore., delivered a standout season for the Mountaineers, leading the conference in total bases (100) during CCC play. He ranked second in slugging percentage (.777) and hits (53), while placing third in batting average (.398), on-base percentage (.514), and runs scored (38). Nagler also tied for second in home runs with 11 and was strong defensively, finishing conference action with a .959 fielding percentage.
Chamberlain, a junior right-hander from Victoria, B.C., played a key role in leading British Columbia to a share of the CCC Regular Season Championship. In conference action, he posted a 2.91 ERA, second-best in the CCC, while leading the conference with seven wins. He also recorded a conference best 1.10 WHIP across 55.2 innings pitched.
Robbins, a three-time NAIA National Champion and Lewis-Clark State Athletics Hall of Famer, returned to lead the Warriors in the 2026 season and guided the program to both the CCC Regular Season and Tournament titles. Under his leadership, LC State led the conference in slugging percentage (.521), home runs (52), RBIs (304), and hits (411), while also posting the lowest team ERA at 3.47 during CCC play. Ranked No. 4 nationally, the Warriors hold a 41-7 overall record and are set to host an opening round of the NAIA Baseball World Series. This marks Robbins’ first CCC Coach of the Year honor.
The full list of the 2026 CCC All-Conference teams can be found HERE.