
Dorman Baseball Coach Reflects on Bittersweet State Championship Loss
Coach Jack Jolly looks back on a season that, despite ending in a shutout, was marked by camaraderie, emerging talent, and optimism for the future.
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Coach Jack Jolly looks back on a season that, despite ending in a shutout, was marked by camaraderie, emerging talent, and optimism for the future.
The Cavaliers lost 8‑6 in Game 2 of the Class 5A‑D1 state championship, but a five‑run fourth inning and freshman Carter Nash’s second homer keep hope alive for a decisive Game 3.
Dorman defeated James Island 9-4 in the opener of the best‑of‑three Class 5A‑D1 series, with Wells striking out six and Nash delivering the only home run.
Dorman’s baseball team overcame a two‑hour lightning delay to defeat Spartanburg 17‑1, advancing to the state championship series beginning May 26.
A decisive fifth‑inning rally, sparked by a patient walk and a two‑run homer from freshman Carter Nash, propelled Dorman to an 8‑4 win over Spartanburg and a step closer to the state finals.
A freshman’s clutch hit and steady improvement have put Dorman in a strong position to advance to the state finals.
The S.C. Baseball Coaches Association unveiled its 2026 All‑State selections, recognizing standout athletes and coaches across the state’s five divisions, with special accolades for Coach of the Year, Player of the Year and Pitcher of the Year.