Baseball

Dragons can't catch a break in losses

By Tobias Xavier Lopez
tlopez@star-telegram.com

Sometimes the baseball deities just don't wear green.

Certainly, this seemed to be the case for the Carroll baseball team last weekend.

The Dragons saw their fine season end with a two-game sweep by Plano in the Class 5A Region I quarterfinals.

Plano won the first game 9-5 behind a massive seventh-inning rally. Carroll then fell 3-1 in the second game to close out the Dragons' season.

Read more at the Southlake Journal.

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