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VARSITY BASEBALL ADVANCES TO FINAL FOUR OF THE STATE CHAMPIONSHIPS
In a busy weekend of games on May 26 and 27, the Varsity Baseball Team baseball managed to stay alive and is one of just four teams vying for the State trophy as part of the double-elimination Class 5A State Championship Series at All-City Stadium and All-Star Park.
View the full Class 5A State Tournament bracket
Read game highlights in The Sentinel
Read more in The Denver Post
View the full Class 5A State Tournament bracket
Read game highlights in The Sentinel
Read more in The Denver Post
Kicking off the tournament, the No. 3 Raiders secured a dominating 9-1 win over No. 6 Chaparral to advance to round two, which was originally scheduled for Friday afternoon but delayed to Saturday morning due to severe weather. In game two, the Raiders suffered an upsetting 11-1 loss to No. 15 Valor Christian but bounced back in game three, thanks in part to a 12-run inning and grand slam by Andrew Bell '24, to defeat No. 13 Mountain Vista 15-5.
The team advances to the final weekend of the tournament where they will meet No. 25 Cherokee Trail in the third round of the consolation bracket this Friday, June 2 at 10:00 am at All-Star Park. The Raiders will need to win this and the following game against No. 5 Rock Canyon to qualify to compete in the Championship Finals versus Valor Christian on Saturday, June 3 at 10:00 am. Visit the CHSAA website for ticketing information and tournament details. Keep it up, Raiders!
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The team advances to the final weekend of the tournament where they will meet No. 25 Cherokee Trail in the third round of the consolation bracket this Friday, June 2 at 10:00 am at All-Star Park. The Raiders will need to win this and the following game against No. 5 Rock Canyon to qualify to compete in the Championship Finals versus Valor Christian on Saturday, June 3 at 10:00 am. Visit the CHSAA website for ticketing information and tournament details. Keep it up, Raiders!
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