Bossier Parish Community College gets decisive doubleheader sweep over Tyler Junior College. The two games highlighted both explosive offense and dominant pitching, with standout performances from several key players.

Game 1: Bossier Parish Gets It Done Against Tyler Junior College

In the opening game, Bossier Parish wasted no time showcasing their power at the plate. Dylan Biddick and Daniel Pinkerton each launched home runs, contributing significantly to the offense. Biddick's performance was especially noteworthy as he not only homered but also tripled, driving in three runs and helping his team build a lead. Pinkerton's homerun added to the fireworks, making it clear that Bossier Parish was locked in at the plate. Ben McKinnon got the start for Bossier Parish and delivered a solid performance on the mound. He threw five innings, allowing five hits and three runs while keeping Tyler Junior College in check. McKinnon's command of the game helped maintain a steady rhythm for the team. When the game was on the line in the later innings, Brandon Levy came into close, showing poise and dominance. Levy struck out one batter and sealed the victory, ensuring Bossier Parish's 4-3 win in game one.

Game 2: Blanchard and Skelly Lead Strong Pitching Performance

The second game of the day was an absolute gem for Bossier Parish as they took the win 4-0. Garett Blanchard was simply lights out, throwing seven innings of nearly flawless baseball. Blanchard surrendered only two hits and, most impressively, no runs at all. His ability to control the game from the mound was a testament to his focus and skill, leaving Tyler Junior College hitters with few options. Jake Skelly came in to relieve Blanchard in the final two innings, and he continued the trend of dominant pitching. Skelly struck out three batters and allowed just two hits, keeping Tyler Junior College from mounting any kind of serious comeback. Offensively, Bossier Parish did just enough to secure the win. Hayden Stringfellow played the role of hero with a clutch single that plated two crucial runs, providing the cushion his team needed. Stringfellow finished the game 2-for-3, contributing both offensively and defensively. Meanwhile, Daniel Pinkerton was again a force at the plate, adding two hits to his earlier performance in game one.

Cavaliers are back in action Monday as they travel to Camden, Ar to take on the SAU-Tech Rockets. First pitch is set for 2 pm.