The Port Washington High School baseball team celebrated a pivotal victory against the highly ranked Cedar Grove-Belgium, winning 4-2 on April 11. This win marked the Pirates' first of the season after three consecutive losses and was crucial for achieving a season record above .500, a feat not accomplished in decades. The victory came against the team that would become the Division 3 state champions, showcasing the Pirates' potential as they navigated a challenging lineup. Key players included Thomas Ward, who excelled in relief, and O'Neil Wright, who offered offensive support with a crucial triple. This victory was a significant moment for the team, indicating their development and potential for future success.

By the Numbers
  • Port Washington team's overall record ended at 14-13.
  • Ward allowed two runs over five innings while striking out six batters.
State of Play
  • Port Washington finished their season 9-3 in the Glacier Trails Conference.
  • The Pirates achieved their first conference winning record in 44 years.
What's Next

Looking ahead, the Pirates are positioned to build on their recent success, with the potential to improve further in future seasons. The players' development and the established winning culture may attract more talent to the program.

Bottom Line

The Pirates' win over Cedar Grove-Belgium stands as a testament to their growth and resilience, a proud moment for the senior class that has left a lasting impact on the program's future.