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Pierson Baseball Looks To Continue Its Success

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Pierson seniors Christian Pantina, left, Gavin Gilbride and Massimo Vaccaro. KYRIL BROMLEY

Pierson seniors Christian Pantina, left, Gavin Gilbride and Massimo Vaccaro. KYRIL BROMLEY

Max Krotman proved to be one of the top hitters in his first year on varsity last season and he's expected to be a big bat in the lineup once again this spring. KYRIL BROMLEY

Max Krotman proved to be one of the top hitters in his first year on varsity last season and he's expected to be a big bat in the lineup once again this spring. KYRIL BROMLEY

Pierson senior Gavin Gilbride gears up for a pitch. KYRIL BROMLEY

Pierson senior Gavin Gilbride gears up for a pitch. KYRIL BROMLEY

Andy Wayne started on the mound for the Whalers in their scrimmage at East Hampton on Friday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Andy Wayne started on the mound for the Whalers in their scrimmage at East Hampton on Friday. KYRIL BROMLEY

Drew Budd on Mar 29, 2023
By the time the dust settled following a roller coaster of a county playoff run a season ago, the Pierson baseball team fell short of its goal of winning another... more

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