By Sam Parsons

The Iowa High School Baseball Coaches Association unveiled their all-district teams for class 3A on Monday, and two members of the Oskaloosa Indians made the list.

Senior Trey Parks was named to the 3A Central District first team as a catcher. Senior Jake North made the cut as the shortstop on the second team.

Parks hit .317/.521/.488 in 32 games for Oskaloosa. He was one of two first team catcher honorees, along with Ryan Zoske of North Polk. Spending most of the season batting from the leadoff spot, he led the team with 3 home runs and 31 walks, was T-1st on the team with 42 runs scored, and drove in 13 RBI. Parks also ramped up his aggressiveness on the basepaths, recording a team-high 31 stolen bases in 32 attempts. From behind the plate, he threw out 11 runners attempting to steal bases.

North hit .490/.562/.663 for the Indians in 32 games during the 2026 season, leading the team in each of the three triple-slash categories (batting average, on-base percentage, slugging percentage). He was #1 on the team in hits (51), extra-base hits (14), and RBI (34), while being T-1st in runs scored (42). North only struck out 4 times in 121 plate appearances and was 2nd on the Indians with 25 stolen bases in 27 attempts. Defensively, he recorded a career-high fielding percentage of .918 while leading the team in assists with 35. North also eclipsed the 100 career hits milestone during the season.