They went a long ways toward doing that this week by playing two meaningless games as far as seeding is concerned since they already have the number one seed from Region 8 wrapped up. And they did it in great fashion. In two make up games they scored a total of 46 runs while allowing the opposition only 11. On Monday they beat arch rival Emery 20-6, particularly punishing the Spartan team in the fifth and final inning adding insult to injury. On Tuesday afternoon they whipped North Sanpete 26-5 in a game that made up for a contest switched to the Dino's home field because of rain in Mount Pleasant earlier in the schedule.
Carbon seems to play better, at least offensively on other schools fields than they do their own.
The heroes were many and one fact is apparent. Kalib Curtis went three for three in the game, which included a home run and five RBI's. Carson Pollastro smacked out a triple and then made the Spartans wish they had never fielded a team by hitting a homer later in the game. At first Emery thought they really had something going because they held the Dinos to no runs in the first inning and were able to punch out one run. Then for the Spartan, the wheels came off the chariots, the wing of the phalanx collapsed, and the ships carrying the troops were sunk in the Aegean Sea off the coast of Greece, where the teams namesake sprang from.