The Alexandria baseball team claimed its first Class B state championship in six years, defeating Clark in a dramatic showdown that left the crowd roaring.
Opening inning fireworks
Tyson Gau opened the scoring with an RBI single, and Ben Wilbur followed with a base hit that brought home two runs, igniting a nine‑run first inning that put the team firmly in control.
Dakota Munger later added an RBI single into center field, earning MVP honors for his clutch performance.
A coach’s pride and a manager’s reflection
Coach Charlie Dubronski, who also contributed an RBI double in the first inning, praised the squad’s brotherhood and the joy of playing together, while manager Peyton Smith called the championship run the best of the program’s six titles.
The victory marks the sixth championship in Alexandria’s history and the first since 2020, underscoring the program’s resilience and the impact of young players who have revitalized the team’s momentum.