St. Paul's baseball team defeated Covington 10-2 in a district finale, propelled by a six-run fourth inning. This victory completed a season sweep against Covington and moved the Wolves closer to a first-round playoff bye, maintaining their No. 12 ranking in the Division I select power rankings. Coach Michael Scanlon emphasized the importance of the win in this long-standing rivalry, especially after losing both encounters the previous year. The Wolves demonstrated offensive prowess with ten hits and solid pitching from Bradley Stucker, who allowed only two unearned runs.

By the Numbers
  • St. Paul's scored six runs in the fourth inning, bringing their total to 10 runs for the game.
  • Bradley Stucker pitched five innings, recording six strikeouts while allowing five hits and two unearned runs.
State of Play
  • St. Paul's improved their season record to 19-8, placing them at 6-2 in the district.
  • C covington fell to 10-20 overall and 2-6 in district play following this defeat.
What's Next

St. Paul's will face Lakeshore in their final regular season game, with the goal of achieving 20 wins before playoffs begin. The Division I select brackets will be announced on April 14, determining their playoff positioning.

Bottom Line

St. Paul's dominance in this key district match showcases their readiness for the playoffs; combined with their quest for 20 wins, they are positioned as a formidable contender heading into postseason play.