When the high school baseball season began on March 21, there
were 168 Class AAA teams competing in Pennsylvania.  When the
season closed on June 14, West York's players were the ones
wearing the Class AAA championship medals.  Finishing ahead of
167 other teams to win a state title is a tremendous
accomplishment.  To do it two straight years is an extremely
rare feat.  West York's baseball team defied the overwhelming
odds by winning back-to-back state championships.  The Bulldogs
became just the sixth team since the PIAA began sponsoring
baseball championships in 1977, to win titles in consecutive
years.  Riverside, of District 7, did it twice, winning in
2005-06 and 2011-12. The other schools to achieve the feat were:
West Perry (1979-80), Oley Valley (1984-85), Moon (2001-02),
Christopher Dock (2005-06) and Camp Hill (2008-09).  The West
York community, as it did last year, will honor the champions
with a parade on Wednesday at 5:30 p.m. The parade will begin
and end at the high school on Bannister Street