For the second time in as many seasons, the Corner Canyon High baseball team’s season has ended at the hands of American Fork. This year, the Chargers lost in the Regional Round of the 6A state tournament 2-1 May 18 before falling to the Cavemen 10-0 May 19 and finishing with a 16-13 record.

“This season was a lot of fun,” said head coach Jeff Eure. “Our guys played with great effort and energy all season long.”

Three seniors led offensively for the CCHS squad with a combined 76 RBIs on the year with seniors Max Pollard, Noah Simon and Luke Spiers also providing leadership on and off the field this spring.

“We will miss our senior class, but we have several pieces coming back,” Eure said. “The future looks bright for Charger baseball.”

Also on the team, which bounced back after four losses to begin the season, were juniors Ike Ayres, Nicholas Bassani, Cannon Cotterell, Rylan Dunn, Ryder Florence, Kash Koncar and Crew Staley; sophomores Jaxon Luttrell, Andrew Nice, Logan Nordhoff, Dallon Stokes, Jacob Troast and Drew Whatcott; and freshmen Sylas Bath, Atticus Candell, Justin Delgrosso, Garrett Downing, Ayden Dunn, Jaxon Evans, Nathan Horstmann, Cooper Jones, Logan Kelley, Tanner MacKay, Jacob Roe and Connor Weese. 

Eure was assisted on the coaching staff by Nicholas Ballard, David Waung, Brennon Anderson, Jantzen Anderson, Tyler Clark and Chris Paulsen. λ