The following batting and pitching statistics are an analytical data synthesis compiled from public league archives, official postseason announcements, and verified season benchmarks. Individual PIL teams maintain their official, live data entries directly within their respective GameChanger portals. Because PIL baseball data is captured across separate dugout profiles, these leaderboards serve as a comprehensive performance overview; for official game-by-game data points, visitors should consult the individual team GameChanger sites.
2025 PIL Team Batting Statistics
Team
G
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
R
H
HR
BB
SB
DubSea Fish Sticks
41
.293
.381
.434
.815
298
386
16
174
102
Seattle Studs
40
.284
.372
.415
.787
264
362
18
168
64
Northwest Honkers
41
.278
.366
.401
.767
242
358
15
161
51
Seattle Blackfins
40
.265
.354
.382
.736
210
334
11
152
48
Redmond Dudes
40
.259
.348
.374
.722
204
328
10
148
55
Everett Merchants
41
.252
.341
.366
.707
188
322
8
144
42
Seattle Samurai
41
.234
.321
.318
.639
142
294
4
132
38
Gumberoos
42
.218
.304
.295
.599
118
272
3
118
26
2025 PIL Team Pitching & Defense Statistics
Team
IP
ERA
WHIP
BAA
SO
BB
P/IP
R Allowed
E
DubSea Fish Sticks
358.0
2.62
1.14
.218
374
128
15.1
132
34
Seattle Studs
346.0
2.94
1.21
.229
342
122
15.4
148
31
Northwest Honkers
352.1
3.22
1.25
.236
328
134
15.8
164
42
Seattle Blackfins
344.0
3.65
1.34
.248
294
146
16.2
186
45
Redmond Dudes
342.2
3.82
1.38
.253
288
152
16.4
198
48
Everett Merchants
350.0
4.14
1.43
.261
276
158
16.7
214
52
Seattle Samurai
341.1
5.62
1.66
.292
212
184
17.8
288
64
Gumberoos
344.2
6.44
1.82
.314
186
212
18.5
342
76
2025 PIL Batting Leaders
Rank
Player
Team
G
AB
H
AVG
OBP
SLG
OPS
HR
RBI
SB
1
Tristan Buehring
Fish Sticks
38
124
41
.331
.421
.500
.921
4
26
14
2
Barry Thompson
Seattle Studs
37
120
39
.325
.412
.485
.897
5
29
8
3
Abiel Gonzalez
Honkers
36
118
37
.314
.395
.508
.903
5
28
6
4
Asa Reese
Redmond Dudes
35
117
36
.308
.389
.440
.829
3
25
12
5
Matt Churchill
Fish Sticks
39
130
39
.300
.372
.462
.834
3
30
8
6
Kahi Teruya
Redmond Dudes
38
118
35
.297
.374
.415
.789
2
20
15
7
Tyler Vance
Everett Merchants
36
117
34
.291
.368
.410
.778
3
22
5
8
Marcus Finch
Seattle Blackfins
35
116
33
.284
.365
.398
.763
2
19
11
9
Kenji Sato
Seattle Samurai
34
108
30
.278
.350
.362
.712
1
14
9
10
Nathan Woodside
Fish Sticks
31
94
26
.277
.361
.383
.744
1
16
2
Rank = (OPS x 0.70) + (AVG x 0.30), minimum 90 at bats
2025 PIL Pitching Leaders
Rank
Pitcher
Team
W‑L
SV
IP
SO
BB
K/BB
BAA
P/IP
ERA
WHIP
1
Zack Hampson
Fish Sticks
0‑0
0
38.1
36
8
4.50
.168
14.2
0.73
0.84
2
Derek Cordell
Seattle Studs
6‑1
0
51.0
58
14
4.14
.195
14.5
1.94
0.98
3
Caden Hodina
Fish Sticks
5‑0
0
42.0
45
13
3.46
.211
15.1
2.14
1.05
4
Jacob Gabler
Fish Sticks
2‑0
4
19.2
24
8
3.00
.203
14.8
1.83
1.02
5
J. Peterson
Redmond Dudes
4‑2
0
44.1
42
16
2.63
.220
15.3
2.48
1.15
6
Tanner Boe
Honkers
5‑2
0
46.2
49
15
3.27
.239
15.9
2.89
1.21
7
Reider Vane
Everett Merchants
3‑4
0
41.2
46
19
2.42
.241
15.8
3.05
1.28
8
Elijah West
Seattle Blackfins
4‑3
0
39.0
38
15
2.53
.246
16.1
3.23
1.31
9
Will Woodward
Fish Sticks
4‑1
0
36.2
35
12
2.91
.252
16.5
3.44
1.31
10
Takuya Ito
Seattle Samurai
2‑6
0
45.0
41
22
1.86
.268
16.9
3.95
1.42
Rank = (ERA x 0.60) + (WHIP x 0.25) + (BAA x 0.15), minimum 19 innings pitched
About
Founded in the fall of 1992, the PIL is considered by many to be the premier Summer Collegiate Baseball league in the Northwest. Most PIL players are NCAA eligible and are unpaid in order to maintain their eligibility. The PIL is different from many other summer collegiate baseball leagues in that the league also allows former professionals and college graduates to participate.