Yetis Rally for Extra-Inning Win and Explode for 41 Runs in Series
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The Cleveland Community College Yetis experienced a full spectrum of outcomes over a demanding stretch of games, highlighted by a dramatic extra-inning victory and back-to-back dominant offensive performances to close the series.
March 25 - Yetis 6, Catawba Valley 5 (10 innings)
The Yetis opened the stretch with a gritty 6-5 win in 10 innings over Catawba Valley on Wednesday. After trading runs throughout the contest, Cleveland found the difference-maker in the top of the 10th when Tanner Britt crossed the plate on a sacrifice fly from Lawson Powell.
Walker Hartley led the offensive effort, going 3-for-6 with an RBI, while Brooks Hubbard added two hits and scored twice. Britt also crossed the plate twice, providing key momentum on the basepaths.
On the mound, Drew Hayes set the tone with seven strikeouts over five innings, allowing just one earned run. Aaron Main earned the win in relief, and Reese Guertin closed the door with four strikeouts across two shutout innings to secure the extra-inning victory.
March 27
Patriots Take Game One | Patrick & Henry 12, Yetis 0
The Yetis ran into a tough outing in the first game of a doubleheader at Patrick & Henry on March 27, falling 12-0 in five innings. Despite collecting six hits—two from Hartley and one each from Guertin, Brooks Hubbard, Connor Lindsey, and Alex McKee—Cleveland was unable to push a run across.
Patrick & Henry capitalized on a big second inning and never looked back, while Yetis pitching faced early pressure that proved difficult to recover from.
Offensive Explosion Fuels Bounce-Back Win | Yetis 22, Patrick & Henry 4 (Game 2)
Cleveland responded in dominant fashion in game two, erupting for 22 runs on 17 hits in a commanding 22-4 victory.
The Yetis broke the game open with a massive 15-run second inning, showcasing depth throughout the lineup. Brooks Hubbard delivered a standout performance, going 3-for-4 with five RBIs. Connor Lindsey added three hits and three RBIs, while Walker Hartley and Timothy Negron each drove in three runs.
Wyatt McSwaim added extra-base power with a double and a home run, and Tyler Rosario contributed two hits and two RBIs. Tanner Britt reached base consistently and scored four runs to fuel the offensive surge.
On the mound, Drew Yelton picked up the win, striking out five over three innings, with Anthony Lopossay and Bryson Moseman providing relief to finish the game.
March 29
Yetis Stay Hot in Series Finale | Yetis 19, Patrick & Henry 2
The Yetis carried that offensive momentum into March 29, overpowering Patrick & Henry 19-2.
Reese Guertin delivered a career performance, going a perfect 4-for-4 with two home runs and six RBIs to lead the charge. Brooks Hubbard stayed red-hot with four hits and three runs scored, while Hartley and Tyler Rosario each drove in three and two runs, respectively.
Timothy Negron added two hits and two RBIs, and Cruise Arnold chipped in with a pair of hits and a run driven in as the Yetis piled up 18 hits in the win.
Guertin also earned the win on the mound, allowing just one earned run over three innings with four strikeouts. The bullpen duo of Aaron Main and Isaiah Hipp combined to hold Patrick & Henry scoreless the rest of the way.
Strong Response Defines the Stretch
After a setback in the doubleheader opener, the Yetis showed resilience and firepower, combining for 41 runs over the final two games of the series. With key contributions up and down the lineup and strong outings on the mound, Cleveland continues to build momentum as the season progresses.