In a commanding offensive showcase, Summerlin South overwhelmed Connecticut’s pitching staff with a relentless series of well-timed hits and aggressive base running. The team ignited the game early, launching two home runs and driving in multiple runs to establish a strong lead.Standout batter Jason Martinez was instrumental, going 3-for-4 at the plate and delivering a pivotal two-run double in the fifth inning that widened the gap.

Connecticut’s defense faltered under pressure,struggling with errors and missed chances that compounded their challenges. Summerlin South’s offensive strength was not reliant on a single player; instead, four different hitters contributed to the scoreboard, maintaining constant pressure and thwarting any comeback attempts.Their aggressive baserunning forced Connecticut’s pitchers into rushed throws, further shifting momentum.

Key offensive statistics that propelled Summerlin South into the championship include:

• 4 runs scored within the first three innings
• 3 home runs by the team
• 7 RBIs generated from 8 hits
• 5 stolen bases, highlighting speed and smart baserunning tactics