Charleston, S.C. – In a historic display of skill and dominance, the College of Charleston baseball team swept Elon in a rain-shortened game, with standout performances from Avery Neaves and Cole Mathis.
Avery Neaves etched his name in the College of Charleston record books by becoming the first player in 17 years to hit for the cycle. Neaves started the game with a bang, hitting a home run on the very first pitch. He continued to impress by doubling in two runs in the fourth, followed by a triple in the sixth. Neaves completed the cycle with a single later in the same inning, joining elite company in the Cougar’s history books.
Cole Mathis also had a stellar performance, hitting a pair of home runs in the game. His contributions included a solo shot in the third inning and a two-run blast in the sixth. Mathis’ power at the plate added to the Cougars’ commanding lead and solidified their victory over Elon.
The victory over Elon marked Charleston’s fifth series sweep of the season, capping off a strong finish to their regular season. With 25 wins in their last 28 games, the Cougars head into the conference tournament as the top seed, full of momentum and confidence.
Following the regular season finale, Charleston will now turn its focus to the upcoming conference tournament in Wilmington. The Cougars will look to carry their winning streak and dominant form into the postseason as they aim to secure a championship title.
Connor Campbell and Daniel Brooks contributed to the pitching success, with Campbell earning the win by allowing just two hits in three shutout innings. Mathis’ offensive prowess was complemented by strong performances from the rest of the team, showcasing the depth and talent of the Cougars roster.
With the regular season behind them, the College of Charleston baseball team is now focused on making a deep run in the conference tournament. The Cougars’ impressive display against Elon serves as a statement of intent as they seek to continue their winning ways and bring home a championship trophy.
As the College of Charleston baseball team progresses through the conference tournament, be sure to stay updated on their journey towards potential glory. With standout players like Avery Neaves and Cole Mathis leading the charge, the Cougars are poised for success as they aim to etch their names in history.
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