Indian Creek Baseball Team Prepares for State Tournament Debut
The Indian Creek baseball team is gearing up for their first-ever appearance in the state tournament after clinching the Division II, Region 7 Championship last Friday. The team, led by veteran coach Mike Cottis, has been on a whirlwind of celebrations and preparations since their historic win.
The Redskins will face off against West Branch in the Division II semifinals at Canal Park, the home of the RubberDucks minor league team, on Friday, June 7. Despite the excitement surrounding the team, the focus remains on baseball and getting ready for the upcoming game.
Coach Cottis praised the support from the community and parents, who have organized dinners and events for the players. The team has been practicing diligently and maintaining their focus on the task at hand.
Pitching has been a strong suit for Indian Creek, with players like Sylus Hyde and Sal Barcalow delivering standout performances on the mound. The team’s bats have also been hot, with impressive hitting performances in the regional tournament.
As they prepare to face West Branch, a new opponent for them, the team remains confident in their abilities and their game plan. The players are eager to make the most of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and are determined to seize the moment on the big stage.
The state tournament will be a new and exciting experience for the Indian Creek team, who have already proven themselves as a force to be reckoned with on the field. With a strong lineup and a focused mindset, the Redskins are ready to make their mark in the state tournament and showcase their talent to a wider audience.