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Creek going back to the regional final

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Indian Creek baseball team triumphed over Carrollton 12-2 in the Division IV, Region 15 semifinals, achieving their third consecutive run-rule victory in the tournament. The Redskins outscored their opponents 45-5 in three games, showcasing an impressive offensive turnaround after a struggling regular season. Ty Householder led the charge with two home runs and a triple, while Sylus Hyde pitched effectively, allowing just two runs and striking out six. Coach Mike Cottis highlighted the importance of patience at the plate, noting that the team has drawn at least 10 walks in each tournament game. Cottis expressed pride in his players, stating they are eager for another championship after their experience last year.

Indian Creek, now boasting a 22-6 record, will face Chilcothe Unioto in the regional championship at 2 p. m. on Thursday at Ohio University. The team's strong performance is a testament to their hard work and commitment during practice. With a solid defense and effective pitching, the Redskins are poised for continued success in the tournament.

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