It's a whole lot easier to pitch and hit and field ground balls when you're always up 4, 5, 6,7, 8, 9, 10 runs. "I thought going into this game the best thing that we had going for us was that Shakamak had scored like 80 runs in the postseason.
But in a way, that is also a testament to who we are," said Washington Township coach Randy Roberts. "We should have scored two or three runs (in the third) and really put some space between us. The Senators are the first team since the IHSAA began tracking stats in 1995 to win a state championship without a home run the entire season. State finals preview: 25 players who could make the difference at Victory FieldĬlass 4A: Clutch seniors and fearless freshmen lead Fishers into title game The win clinches Washington Township's first-ever championship in any sport, and afterward, Bretin Boettcher was named the school's first Mental Attitude Award winner.
Against a Shakamak team entering Monday's IHSAA Class A championship game scoring double-digit runs in four of five postseason games, the Senators stayed true to their philosophy, using the bunt to fuel a three-run sixth inning to earn a 6-0 win at Victory Field.
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