Community R-VI Trojans Baseball Defeats Glasgow
The Community R-VI Trojans baseball team put up a 5-4 win over Glasgow last night (Tuesday).
Trojans starting pitcher Mason Caroll went five innings and struck out 10.
Jaylen Fendrick come in for the last six outs.
The Trojans offense was spurred by Gavin Allen who went 3-4 and Jaylen Fendrick went 2-3.
Community head coach Joel Krato says “The energy the kids brought to this game was the difference.
Our bench was engaged and alive for the entire game, the kids were fired up and cheering on their teammates when we were hitting.
Those are the little details that can make or break a game.”
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