31 in a row! Sinton routs Argyle to win 4A Texas (UIL) Baseball State Championship

Seniors Wyatt Wiatrek and Jacquae Stewart pitched a combined shut out and the Pirates exploded offensively to storm away with Sinton’s first baseball state championship since 2002

AUSTIN, Texas — A year after seeing their season end in the state semifinals, the Sinton Pirates returned to the Class 4A Texas high school baseball state tournament dead set on not leaving empty-handed again.

Despite their bats heating up quickly Thursday night against Argyle in the 4A state title game, though, the Pirates pounced on a golden opportunity in the bottom of the third inning.

Sinton seized all the momentum during a seven-run frame sparked by junior third baseman Braeden Brown’s RBI single, a deep sac fly by sophomore designated hitter Nick Flores and a two-run triple by junior left fielder Kaden McCoy, which spurred a furious two-out rally.

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Brown, Flores and McCoy — the Pirates’ No. 7, 8 and 9 hitters, respectively — headlined a huge night offensively for Sinton, which rolled to a 9-0 win over Argyle in the Class 4A UIL Baseball State Championship at the University of Texas’ Disch-Falk Field.

The victory marks Sinton’s fourth baseball state championship in school history and the Pirates’ first state title since 2002. Sinton (36-1) finished the season on a 31-game winning streak.

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Here are photos from Thursday's championship game:

All photos by Tommy Hays