Cougars off to state
The Warden Cougars gathered after the game was canceled Saturday due to weather conditions. The team now heads toward its postseason push.
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Warden senior Malakai Valdez prepares to make a catch at first base. The last time the Cougars made the state tournament the seniors on the team were freshmen.
Anthony Gutierrez readies himself to make a hit during Saturday’s game, which had to be cancelled after one and a half innings due to the downpour of rain.
Michael Gonzalez is up to bat with Anthony Gutierrez preparing for his swing in the background during Saturday’s game against Riverview.
Warden's TJ Visker pitches on the mound during Saturday’s game. Coach Travis Visker said the mud on the field had begun to cake on the cleats of players and made the conditions on the field unsafe for play.
WARDEN — The Warden Cougars baseball team’s game against River View on Saturday was canceled due to the heavy rainfall. Both teams are now headed to the state tournament this Saturday. The Cougars are 12-13 for the season, while Riverview is 18-8.
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