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Lancaster Post 11 American Legion Baseball Team’s Strong Season Ends at State Tournament

A young squad finishes 23‑17, captures runner‑up at the Mountaineer Country Invitational, and looks ahead to next year

The Lancaster Post 11 American Legion baseball team wrapped up a 23‑17 season that earned them a spot in the Ohio American Legion State Tournament at Beavers Field.

The squad closed the year with a flourish, capturing second place in the Mountaineer Country Invitational in Morgantown, West Virginia, after a series of tight contests that showcased their resilience.

Coach Dana Rowland praised the team's chemistry, highlighting catcher Brady Andrews' steady leadership and pitcher Brody Broeckel's competitive drive that helped secure a 6‑4 opening win over Findlay Post 3.

Despite dropping games to Beverly Lowell Post 389/750 and Napoleon Post 330, the young roster kept improving, playing their best baseball during the final two weeks of the regular season.

Looking Ahead

With only three seniors graduating, the core group is poised to build on this year's experience, and Rowland says the camaraderie and determination he witnessed will be the foundation for future success.

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