Jack Wilson, the winning pitcher for the Trevians, fires a pitch. The win also capped a bounce-back season for the Trevians, who went 16-17 in 2022 - Napoleon’s first losing record at New Trier and his first overall since going 16-19 at Notre Dame in 1988. But New Trier battled back to end the season on a high note with its victory over the Dukes. The Trevians quest for a state title came to an end one day earlier when they lost 4-0 to Brother Rice High School in the state semifinals. Other Trevians beside Stressler with big days at the plate included Jackson McCarey, who was 2-for-3 with a run scored and an RBI third baseman Graham Mastros (1-for-4, run, RBI) designated hitter Dylan Mayer (2-for-3, double, run) and catcher Max Miller (2-for-3, RBI). Jack Wilson got the win, pitching two scoreless innings with no hits and one strikeout. New Trier (30-8) used nine pitchers against York (25-15-1). “This year I think it’s helped us stay together as a whole.” The senior leader drove in four runs for the Trevians in the game. Some guys didn’t get playing time and they kind of stopped caring.īrenden Stressler rips an RBI single to right field. “They put in the work knowing they’re going to get an opportunity, which I think last year we didn’t have. “I think it helps their mood a lot,” Stressler said.
Senior right fielder Brendan Stressler, who led the way on Saturday with a 3-for-4, four-RBI effort, said Napoleon’s strategy helped to keep non-starters engaged. Again, he wanted all of his players to fully enjoy the moment. Napoleon employed a similar approach when New Trier beat Montini 3-1 at Guaranteed Rate Field on April 24. “I said, ‘Pete, you do what you want to do … but this is what I’m gonna do.’ And this is how I did it.” “Pete told me, ‘I’m sorry, I’m going to try to win this game,'” Napoleon said. Laurence, coached by Pete Lotus, in the 4A third-place game that year and lost 11-6. “I don’t know if you were here in 2017 when we made kind of a spectacle and guys were coming out of the dugout.
“Don’t count the guys that played,” he said. But the Trevians’ state roster on has 29, something Napoleon joked about afterward. The official box score for the game lists 27 New Trier players. The Trevians pose for a team photo with the third-place trophy. “They’re going to remember the experience.” “They’re not gonna remember that they won,” Napoleon said.
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