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The first handful of innings of the Regis Jesuit baseball team\u2019s Class 5A Championship Series appearance were certainly a little shaky.<\/p>\n

But the Raiders definitely found their groove.<\/p>\n

Down a run in the late stages of an important opening contest against Mountain Vista May 22, Regis Jesuit found its spark and from there, it turned great into a wildfire as the Raiders completed a 3-0 weekend and took command of the double-elimination series, which concludes May 30.<\/p>\n

\u201cSince the sixth inning of the game against Vista, we were really able to turn it around,\u201d senior catcher Jack Manthey said after Regis Jesuit\u2019s 14-8 win over Arvada West May 23 at All-Star Park.\n<\/p>\n

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\u201cBaseball is such a momentum shift game,\u201d he added. \u201cI think we were a little nervous going into that, but since then, our confidence has been on another level. It\u2019s been great.\u201d<\/p>\n

Indeed, since Regis Jesuit overcame that one-run deficit against Mountain Vista at All-City Stadium, it outscored its three opponents (the Golden Eagles, No. 7 Legend and Arvada) 24-11 en route to prime position to win the program\u2019s fourth all-time state title and first since 2019.<\/p>\n

Coach Matt Darr\u2019s Raiders (22-6)\u2014 who will play for the state title for a third straight season \u2014 will next take the field at 10 a.m. May 30 at All-Star Park against the survivor of two games played May 29, which will first pit No. 4 Pine Creek against No. 7 Legend with the victor taking on No. 1 Arvada West for a spot in the final.<\/p>\n

The challenge for Regis Jesuit is doing something it wasn\u2019t able to do the last time it was in this position \u2014 back in 2024 \u2014 and that is to stay sharp for a week so it can get the one win it needs. The Raiders lost twice to Cherry Creek \u2014 which they beat in the final game of the first weekend \u2014 on the final day of that Championship Series to see the title slip away.<\/p>\n

Senior Hudson Alpert, a member of the 2024 team as well as this one, has a healthy perspective.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis is great, but the job\u2019s not done though,\u201d Alpert said. \u201cThat was the message for us. It\u2019s great to go 3-0, but I was here sophomore year and we couldn\u2019t get it done. We just have to win one more, so we have to stay true to ourselves and have a good week of practice.\u201d<\/p>\n

Darr has guided his team to the final week of the Championship Series in several different ways in and he will try to put lessons learned into practice.<\/p>\n

In attempt to \u201celiminate the variables,\u201d he plans to have his team practice daily in the same 10 a.m. slot when the championship game is scheduled. He also intends to get them to work on turf (the surface present at All-Star Park) as opposed to their grass home field.<\/p>\n

\u201cEvery one of these is different because it depends on who you are playing,\u201d Darr said. \u201cI\u2019ve been here in a lot of different spots. I don\u2019t know if it makes me old, but I\u2019m fortunate to be here. This is a good group.\u201d<\/p>\n

The last time Regis Jesuit sat in this position, Darr chose to hold his ace, Alpert, for the second game if it was necessary. The Raiders lost by 10 runs in the opening contest of the day and Alpert slowed, but was unable to overcome Cherry Creek\u2019s potent lineup and dominant pitching in a heartbreaking 5-2 loss.<\/p>\n

Alpert \u2014 a Vanderbilt University signee \u2014 missed Regis Jesuit\u2019s semifinal and championship game last season due to injury and underwent \u201cTommy John Lite\u201d surgery to repair damage to the Ulnar Collateral Ligament (UCL).<\/p>\n

He returned in mid-April and has had a limited pitch count in six appearances, over which he is 3-1 with a 1.42 ERA and 31 strikeouts in 19 1\/3 innings. In the Championship Series opener against Mountain Vista, Alpert allowed two earned runs on three hits in 4 1\/3 innings.<\/p>\n

Immediately after the victory over Arvada West, Darr hadn\u2019t yet made the plan for his pitching, but Alpert is excited to be out there whenever he gets the baseball to throw. At other times, he has been a valuable defensive player at second place and he is the team\u2019s leading hitter on the season and is 4-for-11 with a home run and five RBI in three Championship Series games.<\/p>\n

\u201cI want to impact the game as much as I can, offense, defense or pitching,\u201d Alpert said. \u201cIt\u2019s been a great year, but we still have a job to finish. \u2026It (the championship game) will be awesome. There will be a lot of people there and it will be a great atmosphere, so we\u2019ll be ready to play.\u201d<\/p>\n

Whoever they face, the Raiders hope to pick up how they left off rather than how they began play in the Championship Series.<\/p>\n

A challenge awaited May 22 in the form of Mountain Vista, the team that finished with an identical 9-1 record as Regis Jesuit in Continental League play and had battled to within a run in a 4-3 contest April 13 that ultimately landed the league championship for the Raiders.<\/p>\n

The Golden Eagles employed their ace in senior Sawyer Tipton, who worked past a solo home run from Regis Jesuit senior Deion Cesario-Scott and a following double by Alpert in the opening inning to take control of the ballgame. Tipton faced just 13 hitters in innings 2-5 and struck out eight of them, while nobody in the Raiders\u2019 lineup hit the ball out of the infield in that stretch.<\/p>\n

But Regis Jesuit turned over the lineup in the top of the sixth and finally came to life. <\/p>\n

Senior Jacob Olson, a University of Oregon recruit who had been the only hitter not retired in the middle innings after drawing a walk in the third, singled to become the only leadoff hitter in an inning to reach. Boston College-bound senior shortstop Chase Massey followed with a double to put two runners into scoring position.<\/p>\n

A wild pitch brought home Olson with the tying run and Massey put the Raiders ahead when he broke for home after a dropped third strike to Cesario-Scott. Junior Mikey Kroll, a starting pitcher, finished off the win after he came on in relief of Alpert in the fifth inning.<\/p>\n

\u201cI kept thinking, we were down one run, but it felt like we weren\u2019t close,\u201d Darr admitted. \u201cI turned to my coaches and said \u2018if we get to the sixth inning with the top of the lineup, I like our chances. \u2026Tipton did a great job, but things can change when you go through the lineup three times.\u201d<\/p>\n

Junior Brady Wright lauded his team\u2019s mental toughness for the ability to navigate adversity.<\/p>\n

\u201cI think there\u2019s always nerves when it comes down to these games, but I think our team can control that really well,\u201d Wright said. \u201cWe have a mental coach who walks us through it every day. He talked to us and had us prepared for this week, so we\u2019re ready.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Raiders handled some adversity again in their subsequent contest against Legend, which had caused a stir in regional play with wins over host Rocky Mountain and then Cherry Creek, programs which had combined for 16 all-time state titles.<\/p>\n

Regis Jesuit had some cushion this time, however, as it went out and put up three runs immediately on a solo home run from Massey as the second hitter of the game, followed by a single from Cesario-Scott and a double from Alpert. Wright then delivered a two-run single.<\/p>\n

That gave junior starting pitcher Cade Filleman a cushion to work with and he maintained the lead, though the Titans cut the advantage to 4-3 in the fifth and gained some momentum.<\/p>\n

Enter Cesario-Scott, who crushed a 3-2 fastball from Legend reliever Tyler Houston over the fence in center field to move the advantage back to two runs.<\/p>\n

\u201cI was able to work my way back into the at-bat and then I was sitting on a fastball,\u201d said Cesario-Scott, who moved into second place for the season on his team in home runs with seven, while Massey has nine.<\/p>\n

One more rally put the game out of reach and junior Ezra Christ closed it out.<\/p>\n

That pushed the Raiders into an anticipated showdown with an Arvada West team that hadn\u2019t lost a game in Colorado \u2014 it took three losses at the Boras Classic in Arizona \u2014 and had rolled through No. 8 Chatfield (8-1) and No. 4 Pine Creek (9-2) in its first two Championship Series tilts.<\/p>\n

In a game in which both sides had to dig into pitching depth with its leading arms used the day before \u2014 including Cooper Vais and Brayden Reiner of the Wildcats, plus Alpert, Kroll and Filleman for the Raiders \u2014 Regis Jesuit scored twice on a single by Wright and left the bases loaded.<\/p>\n

It was a portent of things to come, as the Raiders put up runs in six of its seven at-bats and had 16 hits against a total of five Arvada West pitchers.<\/p>\n

Regis Jesuit trailed only once and cracked the game open with a four-run rally in the fifth inning that included a massive three-run double from Manthey.<\/p>\n

\u201cOne thing we\u2019ve been talking about this whole season is do it for your brothers,\u201d said Manthey, who drove in another run later with a sacrifice fly. \u201cI think it\u2019s way less about me than it is about the team. I think that hit meant so much to the team and seeing my teammates really excited in the dugout felt great.<\/p>\n

\u201cThere\u2019s nothing else I could have asked for in that moment.\u201d<\/p>\n

Alpert hadn\u2019t yet got in on the hitting until the seventh inning, when he put the exclamation mark on the victory with a three-run home run.<\/p>\n

While they know the win over Arvada West did not clinch a title, it certainly was significant.<\/p>\n

\u201cAll season, we\u2019ve heard they\u2019re better than us and heard they\u2019re the No. 1 seed and we\u2019re not as good as we were last year,\u201d Olson said. \u201cI think we played the harder schedule and I think we deserve to be here more than they do. I believe these boys truly have worked harder than anybody else. It feels great, but I think we knew we\u2019d be here.\u201d<\/p>\n

Darr has seen his team get some of the fortunate things that championship teams have going for them on their runs such as the wild throwout at home plate against Mountain Vista that came after an errant pickup throw ended up in right field.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019ve had a lot of breaks \u2026sometimes if you are meant to win, that\u2019s way more important than if you\u2019re better,\u201d Darr said. \u201cWe\u2019re really good, but things are starting to line up.\u201d<\/p>\n

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