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Frewsburg knocks out Chautauqua Lake in No. 1 spot | Latest News, Sports, Employment

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In a stunning display of dominance, the Frewsburg Bears baseball team showcased their skills in a Section VI Class C quarterfinal match against Chautauqua Lake on Tuesday. The Bears, who entered the game as the top seed with a perfect 20-0 record, left no room for doubt as they blanked the eighth-seeded Eagles 10-0.

Pitcher Garrett Brink was the star of the show, allowing only two hits, striking out nine, and not issuing a single walk in the 4 1/2-inning game. The Bears’ offense was equally impressive, scoring in every inning to secure their spot in the semifinals.

Frewsburg’s coach, Eric Haglund, praised Brink’s performance, highlighting his command of pitches and consistency on the mound. The Bears’ lineup also contributed to the win, with players like Chase Haglund, Maddox Sheesley, and Aidan Gruber delivering key hits and runs.

Despite the loss, Chautauqua Lake’s coach, Matt Cummings, commended his team for their effort and resilience throughout the season. The Eagles may have fallen short in this game, but they showed growth and improvement over the course of the year.

As Frewsburg looks ahead to the semifinals against Wilson, they continue to build on their success and teamwork. Coach Haglund emphasized the importance of a group effort, from the varsity team down to Little League, in maintaining their winning tradition.

The Bears’ victory was a testament to their skill and determination, setting the stage for an exciting matchup in the next round of the playoffs. With their eyes set on the championship, Frewsburg remains a force to be reckoned with in Section VI Class C baseball.

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