Adam Cimber has already received countless honors and recognition before graduating high school. Born August 15, 1990, in Portland, Ore., Adam is a pitcher and first baseman for the Puyallup High School Vikings. He will be receiving the MVP Physical Therapy’s Male Most Valuable Player Award for 2008-09.
Cimber received various accolades following the 2008 baseball season, including first-team all-state, SPSL South Player of the Year and the Tacoma News Tribune All-Area Player of the year after compiling a 7-1 record with a 0.58 earned run average while leading Puyallup to the SPSL South championship and the state playoffs. He was named a Seattle Post-Intelligencer Spring All-Star, as well as a Seattle Times Morning Star, and honored as team MVP.
While dominating on the diamond, Cimber has also excelled in the classroom. A participant in the Running Start community college program, Adam has compiled a 3.93 grade point average and has been named to the President’s List every quarter for his Running Start program. He is also a member of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, and has committed to attend the University of Washington next year.
Marc Wiese, Cimber’s head coach at Puyallup, considers Cimber to be “a quality young man on and off the field” who, “with more physical maturity and development will become a professional prospect.”
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