By: BHS Sports Staff
April 24, 2025
As the weather heats up, so is the Brooklyn baseball team.
On Tuesday and Wednesday, the boys had their season series against Chagrin Valley Conference rival, the Trinity Trojans. Right out the gate, in both games, the Hurricanes were dominant in all facets of the game.
On Tuesday, in the bottom of the first, the Hurricanes got a couple of hits to get on the board to take an early 4-0 lead. The onslaught continued in the second as they scored 10 runs on a flurry of walks. Brooklyn tacked on five more runs in the third and five in the fourth on more walks and more hits.
Sophomore Gio Garst tallied three RBIs, seniors Aiden Starr, Jadyn DeLuca, and Collin Flanagan each tallied two RBIs, along with juniors Dominic Pytel and Zander Rolon.
On the mound, Flanagan pitched a complete, five inning game, giving up three earned runs and striking out 10.
The Hurricanes took the opener by a final score of 24-6.
Yesterday in game two, in the first three innings, the Hurricanes continued their offensive dominance, jumping out to a 12-0 lead. They continued to add on, scoring one in the fourth and two in the fifth.
Freshman Mason Vega went 4-4 and knocked in four runs. Starr tallied three RBIs and Flanagan two RBIs. Garst and Rolon each had one run batted in.
On the mound, Garst pitched a complete game no-hitter, striking out nine Trojan batters.
Final Score: Brooklyn 15, Trinity 0.
Excellent sweep, boys!
The Hurricanes, now 3-7, will host Whetstone tonight to battle the visiting Braves. First pitch is at 4:30.
In other Spring sports, the softball team (2-5) hosts Bedford tonight to take on the Bearcats. First pitch is at 5:00.
Go Canes!
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