The Pleasantville baseball program has cemented its recent dominance by securing a second consecutive West Central Conference championship, finishing the regular season with a flawless 20‑0 record in league play and a total of only seven runs surrendered across all conference games.
A season of dominance
Overall, the team compiled a 29‑1 record, a performance that has placed them among the most successful squads in recent memory and set the stage for a title defense in the upcoming Class 2A tournament.
Their first test will come on Tuesday evening at 7:00 p.m., when they host the winner of the EBF‑Centerville matchup in the opening round of the substate bracket, a contest that promises to be a stern challenge.
Coach’s focus
Head Coach Luke Adreon has repeatedly emphasized the team’s focus on staying present, noting that the squad will approach each game one at a time as they seek to translate regular‑season success into postseason glory.
With the regular season now in the rearview, the Pleasantville players and coaching staff are turning their attention to the rigors of the substate series, confident that their disciplined approach and limited run production will be key assets as they chase another state title.