Raptors Split Road Doubleheader at Chesapeake

The Montgomery College baseball team split a Sunday doubleheader on the road against Chesapeake College, rallying late to take Game 1 before dropping the second matchup.

Game 1: Raptors 5, Chesapeake 4 (8 innings)

Montgomery showed resilience in the opener, using a late push to secure a 5–4 extra-inning win.

After falling behind early, the Raptors tied the game in the second inning and stayed locked in a pitcher's duel through the middle frames. In the eighth, Montgomery broke through with three runs to take control. Hayden Hair earned the win with a strong seven-inning start, allowing just two runs while striking out four.

Standout Performers

• Eromosele Okojie — 2 hits, 2 runs
• Jay Adams — 2 hits, RBI
• Jackson Freeman — RBI, run scored

Game 2: Chesapeake 6, Raptors 2

Montgomery couldn't carry the momentum into Game 2, as Chesapeake jumped out early and held on for a 6–2 win. The Raptors were limited offensively, collecting just two hits, but managed to score twice and show patience at the plate with five walks. Connor Beall provided a steady relief effort, tossing six innings and allowing just two runs after the early deficit.

Standout Performers

• Mickey Anderson — 2 runs, reached base multiple times
• Blake Newell — hit, sparked limited offense
• Kevin Oliva — RBI

Montgomery continues to show fight on the road, splitting the doubleheader and battling through both tightly contested games.