Celebrating our senior baseball players; Coach Steele's milestone 300 wins

Congratulations to our senior boys baseball players who are winding down their playing careers here at Seward. Jake Cutrona, Gavin Acuna, Cole Buchalski and Aidan Finley have represented the Spartans well and were recently recognized for their contributions to the team, on and off the field.

A high school boy stands with three other people, a woman onleft holding a flower, a young woman next to him, and a man on the right. He is wearing a baseball uniform, with a blue and orange shirt and gray pants. — Jake Cutrona

A high school boy stands between a woman on right and a man on left. He has his arms around them. He is wearing a baseball uniform, with a blue and orange shirt and gray pants. The woman is holding a flower. — Gavin Acuna

A high school boy stands between a woman on left and a man on right. He has his arms around them. He is wearing a baseball uniform, with a blue and orange shirt and gray pants. The woman is holding a flower. — Aidan Finley

Big congratulations to Coach Bill Steele who won his 300th game as Seward baseball coach, quite a milestone not often attained. What makes it even more special is that Coach Steele also had his 300th win in the fall as the varsity soccer coach.

A man stands in the center of four high school baseball players. They are all wearing baseball uniforms, blue top with orange lettering that says SPARTANS,. All have blue baseball caps on. — Coach Steele stands with his four senior players.

Coach Steele has been the Seward varsity baseball since 2002. The 300 wins were achieved in 20 seasons (the 2020 season was canceled).

The number 300 in gold on sticks n the ground. There is a multi-color balloon above it.

“The 300 wins in 20 seasons means that my baseball program has been consistently successful,” said Coach Steele. “It means that I have been blessed with good players and great parents.”

This year’s team has qualified for sectional play and is 12-5 so far this season with three games left in the regular season.

Four high school boys wearing baseball uniforms have their backs to the camera. They are wearing royal blue shirts with orange numberson them, and gray pants. they are number 9, 7, 4 and 2 from left.