Teams Building 2021 Rosters
- Updated: November 10, 2020
Recruiting season has begun for teams in the PIL and each team has announced exciting new additions to their rosters for the 2021 Seasons.
Here are some of the notable additions,
SEATTLE-CHNEY STUDS
*Kyle Bow (INF): A Western Oregon University gradated who has played in over 150 PIL games with a career average of .332. Played one season of indepedent ball with the Lake Erie Crushers (Frontier League) in 2011.
*Anthoy Bradley (RHP): Will be his fourth season with the team where he has a 7-5 record in 52 games.
*Patrick Chung (IF)– A Gonzaga and Western Oregon, who played in the PIL in 2019 where he hit three homers and posted a .356 average as a member of the Everett Merchants.
*Landon Riker (OF): Returner from Vanguard University, he has hit over .360 over three seasons with the team
*Mitch Viydo (RHP): Back for his six season with the team, has also played one year of professional ball in the Seattle Mariners organization
EVERETT MERCHANTS
*Cam Keller (C): Played two seasons at Monmouth College and is currently taking a gap year in while training at Driveline.
*Jered Maxfield (RHP): Was a 2019 Second Team All-PIL selection with the Merchants going 4-0 with a 2.17 ERA. Currently a junior at Indiana Tech.
* Austin Ohland (C): Last year as a true freshman at Central Washington, he led the team in total bases, doubles, homers and slugging percentage
*Riley Quinton (INF): A sophmore at Arizona Christian Unviersity, who previsouly played at Everett CC. Had signed with the team in 2020 as well.
*Jackson Sweum (OF): Back for another year with the team. In 2019 he was a first team all-PIL after hitting .329 while driving in 29.
REDMOND DUDES
*Brandon Silowka (C/OF) – A three-year player for the Dudes, who has also spent time with the Port Angeles Lefties and comes from Pacific University in Oregon. .




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.
