Baseball defeats Dodge City in double header

Peyton Augustine, Staff Reporter|April 8, 2016

The boys baseball team has a winning record of 5-1 after winning the double-header against Dodge City. The score of the first game was 15-2 and the second was 7-5.

In the first game, seniors Connor Rule, Jared Haynes and Drew Young each had three RBIs.

Seniors Cole Schumacher and Haynes each had two RBIs in the second game. The next baseball game will be against Derby on April 8 against Salina South.

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