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Dayton Christian advances in postseason after 56-year title drought

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Last updated Jun 1, 2026

Dayton Christian advances in postseason after 56-year title drought

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Dayton Christian baseball, under first-year coach Marty Orwick, has reached the Division VI regional semifinal after clinching its first district title since 1970. The Warriors, with a record of 15-11, have won their last seven games, including 11 of their past 13. They will face Galion Northmor next, aiming for a state tournament berth. The team has shown significant improvement after struggling early in the season against tougher competition in the Southwestern Buckeye League.

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•Dayton Christian has a record of 15-11 this season.
•The team has a seven-game winning streak heading into the semifinal.
•They won their district title for the first time in 56 years.
•Orwick emphasized building a strong leadership group among players.
•The Warriors face Galion Northmor on Tuesday.

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2:02 PMYahoo Sports — Baseball: After 56-year drought, Dayton Christian baseball finds formula for historic postseason run

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Jun. 1—MIAMISBURG — The losses came early and often. Dayton Christian was adjusting to a new coaching staff, a new league and a new way of doing things. The Warriors were getting run-ruled. They were learning difficult lessons against larger schools in the Southwestern Buckeye League. Some nights left first-year coach Marty Orwick wondering how long it would take for the breakthrough to ...
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Yahoo SportsJun 1, 2026, 2:02 PM
Baseball: After 56-year drought, Dayton Christian baseball finds formula for historic postseason run
Jun. 1—MIAMISBURG — The losses came early and often. Dayton Christian was adjusting to a new coaching staff, a new league and a new way of doing things. The Warriors were getting run-ruled. They were learning difficult lessons against larger schools in the Southwestern Buckeye League. Some nights left first-year coach Marty Orwick wondering how long it would take for the breakthrough to ...

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