Skyridge High School's baseball squad captured a decisive 13‑6 win over Mountain Ridge on Tuesday, securing a spot in the 6A championship series and setting the stage for a historic run.
Coach Ryan Roberts emphasized an aggressive start, urging his players to seize the early lead and force the opposition into a hurried rhythm.
The strategy paid immediate dividends as Miles Robinson drew a leadoff walk, prompting a cascade of rushed throws that set the tone for the contest.
Zayden Bye followed with a triple into the right‑center gap, delivering his first of five RBIs and widening the gap.
Ryker Morton added a two‑run homer in the third inning, further eroding Mountain Ridge's deficit.
On the mound, Tate Young limited the visitors to a single run over the final three frames, shutting down their left‑handed hitters.
Championship Outlook
The victory marks Skyridge's first appearance in the championship series since 2023, a milestone that has the community buzzing. With the series looming, the team aims to carry the momentum built around disciplined hitting and tight pitching into the next round.