In 2016, Blake Peters was riding piggyback on Myles Betts as Choctaw celebrated a district championship.
Ten years and 10 innings later, Betts was back at Choctaw, this time to watch Peters and his teammates clutch a district title of their own. For a senior whose family has been stitched into Choctaw for decades, it was the kind of moment you can’t script. “Bloodline’s a big thing,” Peters said. “I bleed green from head to toe.” Peters grew up…
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