The Woodlands High School Baseball Team

The Woodlands High School Highlander Varsity Baseball Team competes in District 13-6A. Home of the 2006 National Champions and 2000, 2006, 2013 Texas State Champions.
 
The TWHS Highlander Baseball Team is led by Head Coach Ron Eastman. Coach Eastman enters his 24th season as the Head Baseball Coach of The Woodlands High School, and is the coach with the most wins in Highlander history with over 700 wins in his career.

Scotland Yard is the home of Highlander Baseball and in 2005 was named the top high school baseball field in the country by the National High School Baseball Coaches Association and Baseball America.

An up-and-down 2024 season saw the Highlanders go on lengthy losing streaks that jeopardized the team's chances of making the postseason before the heart of district play had even started. Luckily, the Highlanders found their stride and rattled off important wins to secure the final, 4th place spot in the standings.

An exciting series against Aldine got The Woodlands moving through the playoffs before a grueling three game series against Bridgeland sent the Highlanders packing.

Loads of talent will return for The Woodlands during the 2025 season, setting up the team for a likely run at the 2025 District title.

TWHS Highlanders Professional Level Commitments:

Kyle Drabek - 2006 Arizona Diamondbacks, Philadelphia Phillies, Toronto Blue Jays

Paul Goldschmidt - 2006 Arizona Diamondbacks

Jameson Taillon - 2010 Pittsburg Pirates

Brett Eibner - 2007 Kansas City Royals

Bryan Brickhouse - 2011 Kansas City Royals

Tyler Spurlin - 2009 Brevard County Manatees

Nick Frey - 2010 Gulf Coast Cardinals

Carter Hope - 2013 Kansas City Royals

Garrett Hope - 2012 Los Angeles Dodgers

Kevin McCanna - 2012 Houston Astros

Alex Black - 2009 Lexington Legends

Taylor Grote - 2007 New York Yankees

Danny Lehman - 2004 Minnesota Twins

David Macias - 2004 Chicago Cubs

Vincent Sinisi - 2000 Texas Rangers, San Diego Padres

Marc Gwyn - 1996 Oakland Athletics, Miami Marlins

Scott Atchison - 1994 Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox, New York Mets

Kevin Beirne - 1992 Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers

@twhsbaseball

 

The Woodlands High School Highlander Varsity Baseball Team competes in District 13-6A. Home of the 2006 National Champions and 2000, 2006, 2013 Texas State Champions.
 
The TWHS Highlander Baseball Team is led by Head Coach Ron Eastman. Coach Eastman enters his 24th season as the Head Baseball Coach of The Woodlands High School, and is the coach with the most wins in Highlander history with over 700 wins in his career.

Scotland Yard is the home of Highlander Baseball and in 2005 was named the top high school baseball field in the country by the National High School Baseball Coaches Association and Baseball America.

An up-and-down 2024 season saw the Highlanders go on lengthy losing streaks that jeopardized the team's chances of making the postseason before the heart of district play had even started. Luckily, the Highlanders found their stride and rattled off important wins to secure the final, 4th place spot in the standings.

An exciting series against Aldine got The Woodlands moving through the playoffs before a grueling three game series against Bridgeland sent the Highlanders packing.

Loads of talent will return for The Woodlands during the 2025 season, setting up the team for a likely run at the 2025 District title.

TWHS Highlanders Professional Level Commitments:


Kyle Drabek - 2006 Arizona Diamondbacks, Philadelphia Phillies, Toronto Blue Jays

Paul Goldschmidt - 2006 Arizona Diamondbacks

Jameson Taillon - 2010 Pittsburg Pirates

Brett Eibner - 2007 Kansas City Royals

Bryan Brickhouse - 2011 Kansas City Royals

Tyler Spurlin - 2009 Brevard County Manatees

Nick Frey - 2010 Gulf Coast Cardinals

Carter Hope - 2013 Kansas City Royals

Garrett Hope - 2012 Los Angeles Dodgers

Kevin McCanna - 2012 Houston Astros

Alex Black - 2009 Lexington Legends

Taylor Grote - 2007 New York Yankees

Danny Lehman - 2004 Minnesota Twins

David Macias - 2004 Chicago Cubs

Vincent Sinisi - 2000 Texas Rangers, San Diego Padres

Marc Gwyn - 1996 Oakland Athletics, Miami Marlins

Scott Atchison - 1994 Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox, New York Mets

Kevin Beirne - 1992 Chicago White Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers

@twhsbaseball