HENDERSON, NV — In a thrilling start to their four-game series, the College of Southern Nevada Coyotes staged a late comeback to secure a 10-7 victory over the Prairie Baseball Academy Dawgs at Morse Stadium on Tuesday.

The game, marked by intense swings in momentum, saw the Coyotes improve their season record to an impressive 12-3. Despite trailing early, the home team's resilience and strategic hits in the latter innings clinched their win.

Early innings hinted at a tight match-up, with both teams trading runs. The Dawgs took a slight lead in the fifth, capitalizing on a triple by Morgan Halliday, driving in three runs to push the score to 7-6. However, the Coyotes' bats were just warming up.

In the bottom of the seventh inning, under mounting pressure, the Coyotes' lineup sparked a remarkable rally. Joey. Randazzo led off with a home run, leveling the score at 7-7. This was followed by a critical bunt single from Kaden Smaka, which set the stage for Chaz McNelis. Showing immense poise, McNelis launched a 3-run homer that cleared the bases and ultimately sealed the victory for CSN.

Blake Uribe, pitching the final two innings for CSN, held the Dawgs scoreless and struck out two, earning him the win and improving his record to 2-0. The loss was charged to Joseph Bews of the Dawgs, who struggled to contain the Coyotes' hitters in the critical seventh inning.

The Coyotes demonstrated a balanced offensive attack throughout the game, accumulating 12 hits, including key doubles and home runs that contributed to their scoring efforts. Defensively, despite an error, they managed to hold the Dawgs to just six earned runs.

Today's game not only sets a high bar for the remainder of the series but also showcases the depth and talent of the CSN squad as they aim to extend their winning momentum. With three more games to go, the Coyotes look poised to make a significant impact in this series.