Baseball is Dartmouth High School’s only team remaining in post-season competition, according to the Massachusetts Interscholastic Athletic Association.

At the Monday, June 3 School Committee meeting, Dartmouth High School team captains came to celebrate their accomplishments this school year.

Ross Thibeault, director of Teaching and Learning Secondary, who was filling in for Athletic Director Andrew Crisafulli, highlighted the newly established Captains Advisory Council, which met throughout the school year focusing on topics such as leadership and their “unique” roles serving as captain. A number of leaders met with the council as well.

He added the captains should take “a tremendous sense of pride” in knowing all of Dartmouth High School’s athletic teams qualified for post-season play at the state level this year.

“Being captain isn’t about being the most athletically gifted individual — though certainly all of our captains here tonight are certainly gifted in their respective sports,” Thibeault said. “These student athletes who we seek to recognize tonight are respected by their peers for their work ethic, for their commitment to excellence and for their willingness to take on additional responsibility to ensure that their teams were successful.”

As of Wednesday, June 5 the state tournament Division 2 results are as follows:

Baseball, with a record of 12-8, is ranked 11th in the division.

Coming off a win Monday, June 3 against Mansfield High School, 6-2, the team is now headed to the Sweet 16 against Hopkinton High School. Hopkinton currently ranks sixth, with a record of 17-4. The game takes place Wednesday, June 5 at 5 p.m. in Hopkinton.

Four teams also recently made their exits from post-season competition:

Softball, with a record of 11-9, ranked 18th in the division. 

The team played in the final 16 on Tuesday, June 4 against Tewksbury Memorial High School and lost, 12-0.

Boys tennis, with a record of 12-4, ranked 17th in the division.

The team played in the final 16 on Tuesday, June 4 against Westborough High School and lost, 5-0.

Girls lacrosse, with a record of 14-4, ranked 17th in the division.

The team played Grafton High School Monday, June 3 and lost, 12-5.

Boys lacrosse, with a record of 11-4, ranked 34th in the division.

The team played Hingham High School Monday, June 3 and lost, 20-3.