Bobcats Take Series Loss at Pitt

The Bryant & Stratton College Bobcats secured a 5–4 victory over Pitt CC after building an early cushion in the second inning. The Bobcats broke through in the top of the frame when Ray Gonzalez doubled to drive in a run, Ben Malone followed with a two-run single, and an error added another run to give Bryant & Stratton a four-run advantage.

Pitt CC chipped away at the lead late, narrowing the deficit with a sacrifice fly, a double, and a run-scoring single to make it a one-run contest. However, the Bobcats held firm down the stretch, closing the door in the final innings to preserve the 5–4 win.

Angelo Allievi earned the win in relief, allowing three runs over 4.2 innings while striking out seven. Clayton Cooksey started on the mound and worked four innings, surrendering one run, while Dayton House recorded the save. Rodriguez paced the Bobcats offensively with three hits, and Malone drove in two runs from the nine spot in the lineup.

The Bryant & Stratton College Bobcats dropped a 12–4 decision to Pitt CC. Pitt struck first in the opening inning on an error, but the Bobcats answered in the top of the third when Nelson Zapata launched a two-run home run to center field and Dakota Doll followed with an RBI double to give Bryant & Stratton a 3–1 advantage. Pitt responded in the bottom half of the inning with two singles to even the score at three.

The Bulldogs took control in the fourth with a run-scoring single followed by an RBI double to move ahead. Bryant & Stratton added a solo home run by Ben Malone in the seventh to pull within striking distance, but Pitt put the game away in the bottom of the inning, capitalizing on an error and a three-run single to create separation and seal the outcome.

Taylor Harris took the loss for the Bobcats after allowing six runs over three innings, while Zapata led the offense with two RBIs. Roy Rodriguez and Angel Arjona each recorded two hits, Sylvester Clarke swiped two bases, and Bryant & Stratton turned a double play defensively.

The Bryant & Stratton College Bobcats fell 6–3 to Pitt CC. Pitt opened the scoring in the first inning on an error before the Bobcats answered in the third when Nelson Zapata was hit by a pitch with the bases loaded to tie the game at one. Bryant & Stratton looked to build momentum from there, but Pitt responded in the middle innings.

The Bulldogs created separation in the bottom of the fourth, stringing together a double, a bases-loaded walk, and a two-run single to move ahead 5–1. Bryant & Stratton cut into the deficit in the fifth when Zapata launched a two-run home run to right field, but the Bobcats were unable to complete the comeback down the stretch.

Hector Noriega took the loss after allowing five runs over three innings of work. Zapata led the offense with two RBIs, while Ellis Windheim paced the Bobcats with two hits and two stolen bases as part of a six-steal effort for Bryant & Stratton.