Three hours, 48 minutes. 13 innings. Tie game between the Scots and the St. Francis Sharks. Two outs. Seniors Aaron Pleschner and Alex Pennes are on first and second base. Sophomore Vinny Bologna is...

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[Principal Lisa] Gleaton said, "We would be okay without [our fundraising groups], but we are great with them!"

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Photo from a 2013-2014 season game.

Parent Jennifer Loucks surprises Loucks with Cal Poly themed balloons and flowers.

"The best advice I can give to other athletes hoping to play in college is to have full dedication. Always keep your goal in sight and never give up because hard work plays off," said Pleschner.

Senior Kristen Denney and Cadona are all giggles after the signing.

Seniors Katelyn McGrath and Lauren Racioppi wrap Cadona in a celebratory group hug.

Varsity baseball groups together for a team picture.

Members of the softball program join in for a picture.

Varsity softball coach Jim Liggett and varsity baseball coach Rich Vallero join in for an emotional photo.

Parents of the seniors pose for a photo.

Parents and friends come out to support their seniors.

Seniors Kirra Loucks, Mariko Kondo, Sara Cadona, and Aaron Pleschner sign their NLI commitment letters to college.

Parents and friends came to celebrate the occasion.

"It's a blessing to have the people I love the most here to support me on such an important day because they always motivated me to push myself," said Cadona alongside Pleschner.

Kondo and Loucks were all smiles before the signing.

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Junior Malcolm McClellan goes in for a tackle in last year's rivalry game versus Sequoia.

The Carlmont Scots came out loud and proud with a 47-0 victory against the Yerba Buena Warriors.