WHITING, Ind. — Tigers put together a commanding weekend performance, sweeping a four-game series against Calumet College of St. Joseph. The Tigers combined dominant pitching, explosive offense, and relentless baserunning to secure victories of 7–2, 8–7, 11–4, and 7–0, improving both their overall and conference standing.

Olivet set the tone early in the series opener with a 7–2 win, tallying 11 hits and limiting Calumet to just three. The Tigers broke the game open in the second inning with three runs, highlighted by RBI contributions from Jacob York, Jude Coursey, and Andrew Mack. Mack finished with two doubles and two RBIs, while Mason Bogan added two hits, three runs scored, and a stolen base. On the mound, Tyler Snoreck was dominant, striking out 13 batters over eight innings while allowing just two runs.

Game two proved to be the most competitive of the series, as Olivet battled back from a 7–2 deficit to secure an 8–7 victory. The Tigers steadily chipped away at the lead before completing the comeback in the seventh inning behind key hits from Coursey and Mack. Coursey led the offensive effort with four hits, two RBIs, and two runs scored, while Kydin Horvath and Luke Nicholaus also played key roles in keeping the offense moving.

The Tigers continued their momentum into Saturday with an 11–4 win, powered by a decisive seven-run seventh inning. Landon Holt delivered a bases-clearing double to spark the rally, while Connor Janik added a three-run home run as part of a two-homer, four-RBI performance. Olivet finished with 15 hits in the game, showcasing its offensive depth. On the mound, Qade Carrington struck out nine over seven strong innings to help secure the victory.

Olivet closed out the series in dominant fashion with a 7–0 shutout. The Tigers combined power and speed, hitting two home runs and stealing seven bases. Troy Vosburgh opened the scoring with a home run, while Coursey added another long ball and two RBIs. Kydin Horvath contributed with two RBIs and two stolen bases. Pitcher Nicholas Gniedziejko delivered a complete-game shutout, striking out 10 and allowing just two hits.

Across the four games, Olivet Nazarene showcased a complete team performance. The Tigers totaled 44 hits, displayed consistent run production, and received standout pitching performances throughout the series. Their ability to respond in key moments, highlighted by a comeback win and multiple dominant outings, proved to be the difference.

Olivet Nazarene will look to carry this momentum forward as they continue conference play.

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