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Baseball defeats Sherwood as Flack pitches first no-hitter of career

By Maddie Carrington
March 31, 2012

The baseball team beat the Sherwood Warriors, 2-0, March 29, improving its record to 4-0.

Michael Flack pitched the first no-hitter of his career, striking out fourteen Warriors and walking one in the sixth inning. Drew Aherne hit a single in the second inning and scored off of a sacrifice fly by Ryan McGill. Jacob Rasch scored the final run for the Vikings in the sixth inning.

Next, the Vikes take on the Walter Johnson Wildcats and B-CC Barons in consecutive games at home April 2.

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