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Blessed Trinity boys baseball celebrated after state championship comeback
Summary
Mayor Kurt Wilson and city leaders honored Blessed Trinity High School’s boys baseball team after a multi-game state championship series that featured a late comeback and an extra-inning winning hit.
Roswell Mayor Kurt Wilson presented the Blessed Trinity High School boys baseball team to the City of Roswell on May 27, noting the team’s state championship win in a three-game series that included a late comeback and an extra-inning, game-winning hit. "We were down 6 3 in the seventh inning," coach Wagner said, recounting what he and the team later described as one of the most exciting games in Georgia high school history.
The team’s coach, identified in the meeting as Coach Wagner, described the squad as "the comeback kids" and emphasized the lessons of resilience. Senior Carson Zagran (identified in the transcript as Carson Zagran/Zagranin/Zagarin) was introduced as the player who delivered the game-winning hit in extra innings; he told the meeting he is a senior and plans to play at Gulf Coast State College in Florida. Mayor Kurt Wilson, speaking for the city council, said the council and the city are "immensely proud" of the team’s grit and performance.
Players introduced themselves by name, year and position during the city presentation; several listed college plans, including commitments to Georgia Southern, Southeastern Baptist, Miami (Ohio), Oklahoma State, and others. Seniors repeatedly cited brotherhood, perseverance and memories as key takeaways from the championship season. Coach Wagner and other city officials credited the team’s ability to perform under pressure, with Wagner saying the victory taught players to be "never down and out."
The presentation included council members and school officials praising the program’s culture and foundation. Mayor Wilson asked seniors what they would take away from the season; players answered with short statements emphasizing team bonds and not taking moments for granted. The city applauded the team and invited public recognition of the accomplishment.
The city presentation was ceremonial; no formal actions, policy changes or funding commitments were recorded during this segment. The remarks focused on recognition, player introductions and short coach comments about the season.
