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Long Beach Coast clinches historic 50‑win milestone in Pioneer Baseball League

Dominant 10‑3 victory over Ogden Raptors marks first team to reach 50 wins in 2026 season

The Long Beach Coast baseball club etched its name into Pioneer Baseball League history on Tuesday, becoming the first team in the 2026 season to reach the 50‑win plateau.

A historic night in Utah

The Coast surged to a 10‑3 victory over the Ogden Raptors in Ogden, Utah, capping a 3‑3 series split and securing the milestone win after an opening 17‑9 loss.

Emilio Corona led the offense with a 3‑for‑5 performance, scoring two runs and driving in two RBIs, while Nathan Hemmerling delivered a solid outing that gave the Coast the breathing room to pull away.

Season context

Long Beach finished the Utah road trip at 3‑3, improving to 50‑16 overall and maintaining a 22‑11 record on the road. The team sits atop the league standings, leading the Billings Mustangs by 2.5 games and the Modesto Roadsters by six, with a .758 winning percentage.

The Coast also clinched a playoff berth in early July, with the postseason scheduled to begin in September, adding a layer of excitement to the remainder of the schedule.

Road ahead

After concluding the Utah swing, the Coast will head to Montana to face the Glacier Range Riders before returning home to host the Yuba‑Sutter Freebirds from August 11‑13, aiming to extend their winning streak.

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