Cincinnati Reds Honor Local Champions Badin and St. Xavier
The Cincinnati Reds recognized Badin and St. Xavier high schools for their recent state championships, presenting them with the 'Reds Country' Achievement Award at Great American Ball Park.
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The Cincinnati Reds recognized Badin and St. Xavier high schools for their recent state championships, presenting them with the 'Reds Country' Achievement Award at Great American Ball Park.
The 2026 Greater Cincinnati high school baseball season delivered state championships, record‑breaking performances, and a cascade of individual awards that highlighted the region's deep talent pool.
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Badin High School’s baseball team clinched its first state championship since 1996, defeating Bishop Watterson 7‑2 in the Division III final and ending a three‑decade title drought.

The Badin Rams ended a three-decade title drought with a 7-2 win over Bishop Watterson, highlighted by a potent offense and a stifling defense that defined their championship run.
After a 25‑game winning streak and a legacy built on resilience, Badin’s baseball squad clinches a historic state title, with coach Brion Treadway guiding his son Brooks to the mound.

Badin High School’s baseball team secured a 5‑2 semifinal win over Parma Padua Franciscan, highlighted by Caleb Driessen’s complete‑game performance and a clutch sixth‑inning rally that propelled them into the championship against Bishop Watterson.
Badin’s 5‑0 win over Butler, highlighted by Caleb Driessen’s complete‑game performance, extends a 23‑game streak and propels the team into the state title game on June 11.