In an exciting doubleheader, Bossier Parish Community College split their games against Navarro College, showcasing both offensive power and pitching prowess.

In the first game, Bossier Parish emerged victorious with a 9-6 win. Andy Roman led the offensive charge with three hits, including a powerful home run. Hayden Stringfellow also contributed a homer, adding to the Cavaliers' impressive display at the plate. Daniel Pinkerton chipped in with two hits, further bolstering the team's offense. On the mound, Ben McKinnon started strong, going three innings and allowing just two runs while striking out four. The bullpen, featuring Jaden Bahl, Zander Bretza, and Brandon Levy, played a crucial role in securing the win, shutting down Navarro's offense in the later innings.

However, the second game proved to be a tougher challenge for Bossier Parish, as they fell 6-0 to Navarro College. Despite the loss, Tyrus Hall had a standout performance, collecting three hits. Andy Roman, Gianluca Montanaro, Parker Gwyn, and Dylan Biddick each contributed with a hit, but the Cavaliers' offense struggled to generate runs. Garett Blanchard started on the mound, pitching three innings and allowing four runs. Jake Skelly provided solid relief to keep the game within reach. Bryson Menard and Cameron Williams each pitched an inning of relief, but Navarro's pitching staff managed to keep Bossier Parish scoreless.

Bossier parish is back in action Tuesday in Mena, Arkansas as they will take on Arkansas-Rich Mountain. First pitch is set for 1 pm.