Yetis Softball Splits Fayetteville Doubleheader After Tough Day at Pitt

The Cleveland Community College Yetis softball team battled through a demanding weekend on the road, facing Pitt Community College on Saturday before splitting a Sunday doubleheader at Fayetteville Technical Community College.

Game 1: Pitt 10, Cleveland 5

The Yetis showed early resilience at the plate, collecting seven hits and five runs, but a big second inning from Pitt proved to be the difference.

Zayley Packett led the offensive effort, going 3-for-4 with a pair of doubles and three RBIs. Brookelynn Farmer added a key two-RBI hit, while Sophie Neal scored twice to help pace the offense.

Cleveland chipped away throughout the game, including a two-run sixth inning highlighted by Packett's extra-base hit, but Pitt's six-run second inning and late insurance runs held up.

Game 2: Pitt 10, Cleveland 2

In the nightcap, the Yetis struggled to generate consistent offense, finishing with four hits.

Elizabeth Smith provided a bright spot with a solo home run, while Sophie Neal added two hits and an RBI. Despite those efforts, Pitt used a strong second and third inning to build a commanding lead and secure the sweep.

Game 3: Fayetteville Tech 8, Cleveland 4

The Yetis opened Sunday with a competitive effort, striking first and staying within reach late.

Savannah Holleman delivered a two-RBI double to spark a three-run sixth inning, while Brookelynn Farmer added an RBI single. Zaley Packett and Charlsey Oglesby each crossed the plate as part of the rally.

However, Fayetteville Tech capitalized on big innings in the third and fourth to take control, and Cleveland was unable to complete the comeback.

Game 4: Cleveland 12, Fayetteville Tech 2

The Yetis responded in a big way in the finale, exploding for 12 runs on 13 hits in a dominant performance.

Sophia Neal set the tone at the top of the lineup, going 3-for-3 with four runs scored and a triple. Zaley Packett drove in three runs, while Elizabeth Smith added two hits and an RBI, including a pair of doubles.

Sara Rose Warlick and Allison Setzer each collected two hits and drove in runs, and Peyton Whitson contributed both at the plate and on the basepaths.

In the circle, Neal secured the win with a complete game effort, limiting Fayetteville Tech to just two runs while keeping the Yetis in control throughout.

Cleveland showcased offensive depth across the weekend, highlighted by multiple standout performances at the plate. The Yetis will look to build on their strong finish in the finale as they continue conference play.