Bridgeport secured their unprecedented fifth consecutive Class AA baseball state championship in a high-scoring, dramatic 17-15 victory over Wayne. Overcoming early deficits, including a 7-1 hole in the second inning and a 13-8 deficit in the sixth, Bridgeport staged a remarkable late-game rally, scoring nine runs in the sixth to take the lead. The game, marked by exceptional hitting from both teams, featured a rain delay and lasted over four hours. Chapin Murphy led Bridgeport's offensive surge with five RBIs, while Cayden Ross and Wyatt Milum delivered strong performances for Wayne. Bridgeport's resilience and offensive firepower ultimately prevailed, marking their seventh state title overall and solidifying their dominance in Class AA baseball. The game's high score set a record for championship games since 1984.