Colonials Clinch Playoff Spot: WFHS Baseball Team Triumphs in League I

The William Floyd Colonials varsity baseball team has qualified for the upcoming playoff tournament. They finished the season with a record of 11-4 in League I and 11-5 overall. Their qualification was secured after a win against Patchogue-Medford, positioning them as strong contenders in the tournament.

In a crucial game on April 26, 2024, the Colonials were behind by four runs but recovered in the fourth inning. Junior Isaac Avalos hit a grand slam to tie the game. This pivotal moment helped the team gain momentum and control the rest of the game.

After Avalos's grand slam, the Colonials scored six additional runs, ending the game with a total of 10 unanswered runs and a six-run victory. Sophomore pitcher Jacob Cooke was instrumental in this outcome, striking out four and allowing only one run over five innings.

Key contributors in this game included Isaac Avalos with a grand slam and four RBIs. Aiden Dobrie, Jonathan Bowden, and Angelo Velez also played significant roles with multiple hits that secured the win. This team effort was key to overcoming the initial deficit and securing the playoff spot.

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