Bradley, Ill. - In the first game of a three-game series Olivet Nazarene rallied from multiple deficits, beating CulverStockton 7–6 in 10 innings, using timely hitting and strong relief work to secure the walkoff win. After falling behind    4–0, the Tigers surged back with a threerun fourth inning highlighted by an RBI single from Landon Holt and a tworun hit from Mason Bogan. Kydin Horvath's solo homer in the sixth and a Troy Vosburgh RBI single in the seventh continued the push, and Andrew Mack tied the game in the ninth with a clutch RBI single. In the 10th, a fielder's choice brought home the winning run as Horvath scored to complete the comeback. Camden Kearney anchored the victory with six dominant innings of relief, striking out seven and allowing just one run to steady the Tigers and set the stage for the walkoff. 

In game two, Olivet Nazarene pulled out a 12–11 thriller in 12 innings, using early offense and late resilience to outlast CulverStockton in a backandforth marathon. The Tigers jumped ahead 5–0 behind a threerun first inning and a tworun homer from Alex Seaton, who finished with four hits and three runs scored. Landon Holt added three RBI, including a sacrifice fly in the fifth, while Jacob York delivered three hits and two RBI to help ONU maintain pressure throughout. After CulverStockton surged ahead 11–8 in the 11th, Olivet answered immediately with a threerun rally capped by Holt's RBI single and a gametying run scored on an error. In the 12th, Payten Young lifted a sacrifice fly to left to bring home Seaton for the walkoff. Owen Roberts steadied the Tigers with 4 and a third strong innings and nine strikeouts, and Andrew Boldt closed the final frame to secure the win. Olivet's combination of early firepower and lategame toughness defined one of its most dramatic victories of the season. 

In game three looking for the sweep, Olivet Nazarene showed late fight but couldn't fully erase an early deficit, falling 8–5 to CulverStockton despite a strong push in the final innings. After trailing 6–0 through five, the Tigers finally broke through when Alex Seaton singled home Fabian Torres in the fifth, then added two more in the sixth on RBI hits from Jacob York and Caleb Kendregan to pull within 6–3. Payten Young delivered the biggest swing late, driving in two with a ninthinning single to bring ONU within striking distance, but the rally came up just short. Seaton led the offense with two hits, while Holt reached base three times and scored twice. On the mound, Qade Carrington and Luke Shoven combined to allow just three earned runs, but four defensive errors proved costly. Even in defeat, ONU's late surge and improved offensive rhythm offered positives as they continue to search for consistency. 

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