Aggressive Play Gives Squad Edge - el Don News

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The Dons finished the 2014 season second in the Orange Empire Conference, advancing to the championship round of the California Community College Athletic Association Super Regional Playoffs.

After finishing with a 36-10 record in the regular season, the squad’s aggressive play put them in the top of the OEC for runs, hits, doubles, triples, and stolen bases.

“Our team did a good job of buying in to what the philosophy was and believing that it would work,” Co-Head Coach Jessica Rapoza said.

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