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Liberty High School

Liberty High School is a part of the Pacific Conference. The Pacific Conference features a mix of expansive outfields, sharp corner angles, and mostly natural grass fields. It rewards teams who play clean baseball, communicate effectively, and understand situational nuance. While there’s no extreme outlier park like Jesuit in the Metro, each field presents its own quirks—whether it’s Century’s deep backstop or Sherwood’s cavernous CF.

Field Location: 7445 NE Wagon Dr, Hillsboro, OR 97124

Left Field 320 ft.

Right Field 317 ft.

Center Field 350 ft.

Backstop 38 ft.

Strategy: All-Around Awareness

  • Well-balanced park—no obvious weak point, so play straight up and steady.
  • Infield must move quickly on bunts and slow rollers—shorter grass can speed things up.
  • Outfielders must hustle to the ball—CF is tight, but corners can produce doubles.
  • Backstop is medium depth—block and recover quickly.

Offensive Game Plan

  • Hitters should look to stay up the middle and drive the gaps.
  • Push the tempo on defense with early swings and aggressive base turns.
  • Good field for situational execution—productive outs move runners and create pressure.

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Forest Grove High School

Forest Grove High School is a part of the Pacific Conference. The Pacific Conference features a mix of expansive outfields, sharp corner angles, and mostly natural grass fields. It rewards teams who play clean baseball, communicate effectively, and understand situational nuance. While there’s no extreme outlier park like Jesuit in the Metro, each field presents its own quirks—whether it’s Century’s deep backstop or Sherwood’s cavernous CF.

Field Location: 1401 Nichols Ln, Forest Grove, OR 97116

Left Field 318 ft.

Right Field 315 ft.

Center Field 370 ft.

Backstop 44 ft.

Strategy: Control the Middle

  • CF and both alleys play slightly long—corner OF must cut angles quickly.
  • INF must be sharp—balls take unpredictable hops on natural grass.
  • Backstop gives up moderate passed ball movement—pitchers must stay locked in.
  • OF communication on pop-ups is key to avoid bloopers and gaps.

Offensive Game Plan

  • Target middle third of the field with low line drives.
  • Use aggressive turns around first base to stretch hits.
  • Emphasize aggressive baserunning and smart reads on throws.

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Glencoe High School

Glencoe High School is a part of the Pacific Conference. The Pacific Conference features a mix of expansive outfields, sharp corner angles, and mostly natural grass fields. It rewards teams who play clean baseball, communicate effectively, and understand situational nuance. While there’s no extreme outlier park like Jesuit in the Metro, each field presents its own quirks—whether it’s Century’s deep backstop or Sherwood’s cavernous CF.

Field Location: 2700 NW Glencoe Rd, Hillsboro, OR 97124

Left Field 324 ft.

Right Field 310 ft.

Center Field 370 ft.

Backstop 40 ft.

Strategy: Right Field Alert

  • RF is shallow—keep the ball away from lefty power or pay the price.
  • Outfielders must anticipate ricochets and foul line bounces.
  • Center and LF play deeper—position your fastest OF in center.
  • Moderate backstop—defensive urgency must be high on balls in the dirt.

Offensive Game Plan

  • Lefty hitters should be aggressive early—short porch to RF offers HR and double potential.
  • Middle-of-the-order righties should aim for the left-center gap.
  • Good place to test opposite field approaches—gap-to-gap strategy works.

Here’s how Glencoe compares to other fields in their conference:

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Newberg High School

Newberg High School is a part of the Pacific Conference. The Pacific Conference features a mix of expansive outfields, sharp corner angles, and mostly natural grass fields. It rewards teams who play clean baseball, communicate effectively, and understand situational nuance. While there’s no extreme outlier park like Jesuit in the Metro, each field presents its own quirks—whether it’s Century’s deep backstop or Sherwood’s cavernous CF.

Field Location: 2400 E Douglas Ave, Newberg, OR 97132

Left Field 316 ft.

Right Field 320 ft.

Center Field 365 ft.

Backstop 32 ft.

Strategy: Fast Turf, Tight Window

  • Short backstop gives catchers a chance to smother mistakes—less room for error by baserunners.
  • Even dimensions put pressure on defenders to be precise—cutoff timing is critical.
  • Pitchers should work efficiently—no part of the park clearly favors hitters or pitchers.
  • OF must hold base runners to singles—limiting advancement is key.

Offensive Game Plan

  • Run pressure becomes critical—bunts, steals, and hit-and-run force defenders to make quick decisions.
  • Use line drives to split gaps, especially with fast runners at the top of the lineup.
  • Look for high-contact, high-IQ at-bats to keep pressure on tight defensive spacing.

Here’s how Newberg compares to other fields in their conference:

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Century High School

Century High School is a part of the Pacific Conference. The Pacific Conference features a mix of expansive outfields, sharp corner angles, and mostly natural grass fields. It rewards teams who play clean baseball, communicate effectively, and understand situational nuance. While there’s no extreme outlier park like Jesuit in the Metro, each field presents its own quirks—whether it’s Century’s deep backstop or Sherwood’s cavernous CF.

Field Location: 2000 SE Century Blvd, Hillsboro, OR 97123

Left Field 309 ft.

Right Field 332 ft.

Center Field 350 ft.

Backstop 54 ft.

Strategy: Beware the Backstop

  • Largest backstop in the conference—missed pitches turn into free 90s fast.
  • LF is short—righty pull hitters must be shaded and pitchers should avoid leaving pitches inside.
  • Defensive communication between C, P, and MIF is essential on passed balls and bunts.
  • RF is deeper—watch lefties with warning track power.

Offensive Game Plan

  • Encourage righties to turn on the ball and drive it into short LF.
  • Leverage the deep backstop with aggressive steals, delayed steals, and hit-and-run plays.
  • Alert baserunners should anticipate overthrows and advance on every bobble.

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McMinnville High School

McMinnville High School is a part of the Pacific Conference. The Pacific Conference features a mix of expansive outfields, sharp corner angles, and mostly natural grass fields. It rewards teams who play clean baseball, communicate effectively, and understand situational nuance. While there’s no extreme outlier park like Jesuit in the Metro, each field presents its own quirks—whether it’s Century’s deep backstop or Sherwood’s cavernous CF.

Field Location: 1175 NE 19th St, McMinnville, OR 97128

Left Field 335 ft.

Right Field 330 ft.

Center Field 373 ft.

Backstop 41 ft.

Strategy: Play Clean, Stay Alert

  • Generous alleys make for a true hitter’s park—OF must back up plays and take smart routes.
  • Corners play deep; 3B/1B must be aware of extra base chances on foul ground plays.
  • Pitchers should live low in the zone and keep hitters off-balance.
  • Backstop distance allows for moderate aggressive baserunning.

Offensive Game Plan

  • Power hitters should look to split the gaps—long alleys reward well-struck balls.
  • Balance small-ball with slugging potential; both approaches can succeed here.
  • Be heads-up on dirt ball reads and secondary leads to pressure the defense.

Here’s how McMinnville compares to other fields in their conference:

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Sherwood High School

Sherwood High School is a part of the Pacific Conference. The Pacific Conference features a mix of expansive outfields, sharp corner angles, and mostly natural grass fields. It rewards teams who play clean baseball, communicate effectively, and understand situational nuance. While there’s no extreme outlier park like Jesuit in the Metro, each field presents its own quirks—whether it’s Century’s deep backstop or Sherwood’s cavernous CF.

Field Location: 18800 SW Haide Rd, Sherwood, OR 97140

Left Field 322 ft.

Right Field 322 ft.

Center Field 400 ft.

Backstop 39 ft.

Strategy: Respect the Center Gap

  • CF is the deepest in the league—position outfielders with a priority on range and communication.
  • Plays hit to center tend to hang longer; pitchers can challenge hitters up in the zone.
  • Corner OF need to take aggressive angles to cut off gaps.
  • Backstop is short-to-medium, so catchers must be sharp, but runners won’t get many freebies.

Offensive Game Plan

  • Hitters should aim to drive the ball up the middle or opposite field—triples are very possible in the alley.
  • Take extra bases aggressively—outfielders have longer throws in from deep CF.
  • Use speed and conditioning to wear down the defense, especially in late innings.

Here’s how Sherwood compares to other fields in their conference:

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