Beaverton High School is a part of the Metro League. The Metro League is known for disciplined teams, sound fundamentals, and adaptable offensive systems. Comprising schools from Aloha, Beaverton, Jesuit, Mountainside, Southridge, Sunset, and Westview, nearly every field in the league presents unique, game-shaping conditions. All-turf surfaces dominate, rewarding aggressive baserunning, bunt execution, and precision pitching. The league consistently produces playoff contenders and college-caliber talent.
Field Location: 13000 SW 2nd St, Beaverton, OR 97005
Left Field 330 ft.
Right Field 297 ft.
Center Field 344 ft.
Backstop 41 ft.
Strategy: Manage the RF Line
- Defense must respect the RF foul line—shade that direction and communicate.
- Teach catchers urgency with deep backstop; passed balls lead to free bases.
- Foul territory can get tricky—outfielders must own their space.
- Some days the gaps stretch—prep for extra-base threats.
Offensive Game Plan
- Righties to LF, lefties to RF—short corners reward good barrel contact.
- Fly balls carry in CF, so be ready to tag or stretch.
- Practice rounding bags and being alert for overthrows or hesitation.
Here’s how Beaverton compares to other fields in their conference:
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