It isn’t often the perfect undefeated season that happens and when it does, it’s not something that happens on its own. It takes hard work, dedication and the desire to be the best. Talent helps, and when it comes to college baseball, that talent starts to come apart. College players, while they want to play with their friends, also want to win. They hope they play high school baseball in the future, which isn’t far off, and winning a college baseball championship helps them feel confident in their craft. This year has been a perfect season for the Temecula Middle School Bobcats. The sixth-grade boys’ baseball team, which is the Bronco Division, ended its fall season with an unbeaten 15-0 record. Trained by William Patton (Manager), Ryan Roa, Travis
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