Trojans Bid Farewell to Season After Tough Losses
The Atlantic Trojans faced a heart-wrenching end to their seasons with losses in both baseball and softball. From a tough elimination by the Harlan Cyclones to a narrow defeat against Centerville, find out how the teams battled until the end. Stay tuned for the full recap!
Over the weekend, the Atlantic Trojans faced tough losses in both baseball and softball, marking the end of their seasons.
The Trojan baseball team was eliminated in the Iowa Class 3A substate quarterfinal by the Harlan Cyclones, falling 7-1. Despite outhitting Harlan 5-4, the Trojans struggled with discipline, allowing four walks and two hit batters, contributing to the Cyclones’ quick 3-0 lead. Atlantic managed to score once thanks to a bases-loaded walk, but a strong sixth inning for Harlan sealed their fate. The Trojans finished the season with a 9-16 record.
In softball, Atlantic lost to Centerville, 2-1, despite productive plays. The Trojans managed to keep the game close but couldn't capitalize on opportunities to tie. A solo home run from Peyton McLaren gave them a chance, but they couldn't muster another run. The softball team ended their season with a 27-14 record.
Stay tuned for a full recap of both games in Tuesday’s News-Telegraph. For more details, visit the original article! Read more here.
