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The Madonna baseball team emerged victorious in a thrilling City Championship Game against rival Weir, winning 9-8 in extra innings. The game was a back-and-forth battle, with both teams showing determination and skill on the field.

Madonna’s winning run came in the bottom of the eighth inning when David Connors singled to right field, allowing TJ DeCaprio to score the decisive run. The Blue Dons’ celebration was well-deserved after a hard-fought game.

Madonna’s head coach, T.J. Miller, expressed his pride in the team’s performance, stating, “I wanted to get here and make a statement. The guys here are great. They do a great job. The school has been great. I wanted to start by winning the city championship. The guys showed they wanted it, and they got it.”

Despite the loss, Weir’s head coach, Dave Cowden, commended his team for their fight and resilience throughout the game. Both teams displayed competitive spirit and sportsmanship on the field.

The game saw impressive performances from individual players on both sides, with Madonna’s Koleton Grishkevich collecting three doubles and Weir’s Nico Glass contributing a single, double, and an RBI.

Overall, the City Championship Game was a showcase of high school baseball talent and competitive spirit. Both teams displayed skill and determination, making for an exciting and memorable game for players and fans alike.