The Community R-6 baseball Trojans defeated the Paris Coyotes 10-1 Thursday, with Mason Carroll earning the start, throwing a complete game and striking out 14.
“Mason did a great job of …
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The Community R-6 baseball Trojans defeated the Paris Coyotes 10-1 Thursday, with Mason Carroll earning the start, throwing a complete game and striking out 14.
“Mason did a great job of attacking the zone early in counts throwing 81 percent first-pitch strikes,” said coach Joel Krato.
Kaden Brooks went 3-for-4 from the plate with multiple bunt singles.
“As a team, we still need to focus on the minor details,” said Krato, “executing bunts and understanding signs can be the difference in the game and fortunately we were able to get the win despite some minor mistakes.”
Krato says the Trojans have a lot of energy this season and have been working out as a team and on their own, which has paid dividends.
With the win, the Trojans entered this week 2-0, the first time the team has started 2-0 since 2014. They were to host Slater Tuesday, weather permitting, then Van-Far Thursday, with a 5 p.m. game time.
