CAMDEN — The Camden varsity baseball team’s season is officially over.

Camden Central School District Superintendent Dr. Jeffrey K. Bryant issued a statement on Tuesday afternoon by e-mail in regards to the abrupt conclusion to the 2012 season.

The statement said: "Since Thursday, April 26, the Camden High School administration and athletic director have been conducting an investigation into alleged violations to our student code of conduct by student athletes. Based on the outcome of the investigation, discussions will now take place relative to the remaining season for varsity baseball.

On Tuesday, May 1, our athletic director and varsity baseball coaches will be meeting with the parents of the varsity baseball team. The purpose of the meeting will be to inform the parents of the decision to cancel the remaining games for the 2012 varsity baseball season. After holding discussions with Tri-Valley League and Section III officials to explore our options, it was determined to make the decision to cancel the rest of the varsity baseball season to limit the impact to our modified and junior varsity baseball teams, as well as those schools who we have yet to play on our schedule.

This was a decision that was difficult for us to make and was not taken lightly. We wish the best for our remaining athletic teams and opponents as they complete the 2011-12 spring sports season."

The Blue Devils had begun their 2012 spring campaign with 4-5 overall and 1-1 Tri-Valley League marks before the announcement last week that the school would be conducting an investigation on the team for a "student disciplinary matter."