HOUSTON – The show must go on was Saturday's mantra as Santa Fe High School and Kingwood Park squared off for a division playoff baseball game.
A Kingwood Park baseball player said support and love tonight will come from both sides and that everyone is family.
The Santa Fe baseball players were cheered on by family and friends before taking off to the game.
The coach told KPRC 2 that two of his players, Trent Beazley, a catcher on the team, and Rome Shubert, a starting pitcher, were injured in Friday's shooting and had to be treated.
The coach said Beazley was grazed on his side by a bullet and Shubert was shot in the head, but both are miraculously OK. Both teens attended the game to show support.
"I'm just grateful to be here because there (are) 10 other kids that aren't here. That can't come to school. Can't see their families. I'm grateful that this is the only thing that happened to me," Beazley said.
The opposing team wore shirts that read "Santa Fe Strong" at Saturday night's game.
The game ended with an embrace from one team to another.
"They had something very tragic happen to them and they're still here giving it their all," said Donna Callison, a Kingwood Park parent.