This baseball team has lost every game for 6 years. But they feel like winners

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This baseball team has lost every game for 6 years. But they feel like winners. (2026, October 19). CBC News. https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/9.7384073?cmp=rss

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The Dartmouth High Spartans have lost every game for six consecutive years, but despite this record, they remain positive and believe that their ongoing loss streak allows all players to gain experience and feel included on the team. CBC reporter Meig Campbell documented the team's perspective during a visit with them.

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The Dartmouth High Spartans baseball team has not won a single game in the past six years, yet they consider themselves winners due to the inclusive approach that allows every player to participate and gain experience. Reporter Meig Campbell from CBC documented this unique perspective during a recent visit with the team. Despite their continuous losses on the field, the players emphasize the positive aspects of their situation, such as team unity and personal growth for each member involved.

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