The Indians lost 10-6 to Cordell. Both teams posted a 6-1 conference record with Cordell holding the tiebreaker giving Cordell the Shortgrass Conference title while Navajo finished in second place.
“I am very proud of my guys this season and the time they spend working to be a solid program year in and year out,” said Coach Weston Winters. This is a great accomplishment since Navajo lost six starters last season to graduation.”
The next step for Navajo is the district tournament, which will be hosted at Navajo on Thursday and Friday April 21-22.
In the district tournament Navajo will be the top seed with a 24-9 record, Merritt will be the No. 2 seed with a 7-11 record, and Hollis will be the third seed with a 4-12 record.
“This is a great opportunity for us hosting at our ballpark. We don’t have to travel and we know our field better than anyone. We are playing good baseball right now and we are peaking at the right time only losing four games and winning 17 games in the last month. We just have to carry that momentum into the playoffs,” Winters said.






