Again, the Pirates were involved in a bittersweet week. They fell victim to archrival Bay Village in the sectional tournament, but were able to achieve some other milestones for the season. The disappointment over the boys early exit from the tournament cannot take away a stellar effort that included a comeback from a 6-0 deficit and an epic 11 inning game that led to both sides walking away with a great deal of mutual respect.

However, the fella's were able to put together a 2-1 week that included wins over Bay (3-2) and Fairview (19-9). The wins helped to achieve some milestones on a good season. The Pirates, for the first time in 11 years, posted a winning season (16-11 to date) and were able to take soul possession of 2nd place in the WSC.

Senior Day is Thursday, May 20, 2010 against Eastlake North.

This past week the junior varsity team went 1-2. On Monday the team lost at Bay 8-4. Bobbie Neundorfer led the offense with 3 hits. On Thursday the Pirates lost a tough one at home against St. Ignatius 10-9.  After falling behind 7-0, the team fought back to tie the game 9-9. Unfortunately, Ignatius scored the deciding run in the final inning to pull out the win. Jon Smith and Greg Lasher each had 2 hits, 2 runs, and 2 rbi's. Sean McDermott knocked in 3, and Bobbie Nuendorfer added a home run for the Pirates. The week ended with a home win against Fairview. The final was 10-4. Cory Almady pitched 4 innings giving up no earned runs to pick up the win.  Ed Flanagan, Jon Smith, and Eric Heald each had 2 hits for the Pirates. Ed and Jon also each scored 3 times to lead the team. The JV team is now 8-14 overall and 7-7 in the West Shore Conference.

During the week of May 3rd the freshman went 1-2.  They started off the week with a 12-2 loss against Avon.  Matt Kadlec had 2 of the teams 6 hits on the day.  On Tuesday the boys traveled to Vermillion and the bats came alive with a 10-1 victory.  Sam Sheehan, Brendan Palker and Matt Kadlec lead the way with 2 hits each.  Matt Kadlec pitched his second complete game of the year striking out 8.  On Wednesday the boys lost a tough game against Midview 7-6.  Sam Sheehan pitched 4 solid innings giving up only 1 hit.  Keelan Boettcher led the way with 3 hits, while Rob Hendricks and Pat O'Brien added 2 hits each.  The freshman enter the final week at 9-9 overall.