The results may not be to their liking, but the Dauphin Clippers baseball team is improving.

The Clippers saw their record fall to 0-4 after a 21-8 loss to the Major Pratt Trojans, Wednesday in Russell, followed by a 24-8 loss at the hands of the Ste. Rose Celtics, Friday in Dauphin.

With some practice time finally under their belts, Clippers coach Don Sheldon feels the team is improving.

“We’re hitting the ball a lot better than we have been. We were able to get in the batting cages on Tuesday (May 17) and even after that one batting practice, I’m seeing an improvement at the plate,” he said.

The highlight of Friday’s game against Ste. Rose came late in the game when the Clippers retired the side with a one-two-three inning, which left the players excited.

All the details can be found in this week's Dauphin Herald!