Boys baseball defeats Goddard; 8-4

Peyton Augustine, Staff Reporter|May 9, 2016

The boys baseball team has a winning record of 11-5 after winning their game against Goddard on May 6. The score of the game was 8-4.

Seniors Jarrett Pfannenstiel and Drew Young each had two RBIs, and seniors Cole Schumacher, Dalton Stout and Braydon Delzeit had one each. The next baseball game will be against Liberal on May 10.

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