A Perfect Run
The Cornwall Dragons added another decisive chapter to their historic season when they dismantled Rye 9‑0 in the state quarterfinals, a victory that not only extended their winning streak but also cemented their status as the team to beat in New York baseball.
Sitting atop the state rankings with a flawless 24‑0 record, the Dragons have turned every matchup into a showcase of precision and power, a fact that has drawn praise from coaches, analysts and fans alike.
Binghamton Awaits
Next week, the spotlight shifts to Binghamton, where the state Final Four will unfold, offering the Dragons a chance to extend their perfect campaign on a larger stage.
Their semifinal is scheduled for June 12 at Morabito Stadium, a venue that doubles as the home field of the Binghamton Rumble Ponies, the Double‑A affiliate of the New York Mets, adding a layer of local baseball lore to the proceedings.
The championship game itself is set for Saturday, June 13, at 4 p.m., promising a finale that will test the Dragons’ depth and resilience as they chase an unprecedented sweep.
Looking Ahead to the Final Four
With the calendar marking June 12 as the semifinal date, the Dragons’ coaching staff is fine‑tuning strategies and rallying the community, aware that a win would not only secure a championship but also amplify the program’s profile across the state.
Ken McMillan has been covering the team’s rise for local outlets, providing in‑depth analysis that underscores both the athletic and cultural impact of the Dragons’ unbeaten run.
Rye, meanwhile, will finish the season with a respectable 17‑6 ledger, a testament to a competitive campaign that, while ending in defeat, highlighted the growing strength of Section I competition.