Cape Cod League Playoffs: Hyannis and Bourne Advance in Dominant Fashion
Hyannis Harbor Hawks and Bourne Braves continued their winning streaks with commanding victories, setting the stage for a potential championship series.
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Hyannis Harbor Hawks and Bourne Braves continued their winning streaks with commanding victories, setting the stage for a potential championship series.
The Cotuit Kettleers rallied to a 4‑3 victory over the Bourne Braves on the last day of the Cape Cod Baseball League schedule, finishing the summer at 13‑25‑2.

The Cape Cod Baseball League celebrated top offensive and pitching performances for the week of July 26–August 1, 2026, highlighting Tommy Goodin's bat dominance and Raymond Olivas's mound mastery.

The Cotuit Kettleers broke a five-game losing streak on Saturday, defeating the Harbor Hawks 15-8 in a high‑scoring affair that featured clutch hits, a timely ejection and a doubleheader showdown later this week.
The Hyannis Harbor Hawks secured their sixth consecutive win, overcoming a 2‑0 deficit to beat the Falmouth Commodores 4‑3. Key performances from Jax Gimenez, Clay Thompson and the pitching staff propelled the team to the top of the standings.

The Bourne Braves will play a seven‑inning game against the Hyannis Harbor Hawks at McKeon Park before a nightcap against the Wareham Gatemen at Spillane Field, with key performances expected from Josiah Overbeek, Taylor Kirk, and pitching standouts Aiden Stillman and Jonah Barkoff.

The Cotuit Kettleers secured a 1-0 victory over the Hyannis Harbor Hawks, highlighted by bullpen catcher Tyler Bellan's first-game heroics and a combined shutout from the staff.

The Hyannis Harbor Hawks suffered a 6‑2 defeat at the hands of the Wareham Gatemen, whose early barrage of hits and walks set the tone, despite a spirited comeback attempt.

The Wareham Gatemen lost 5-3 to the top-ranked Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox, but manager Ryan Smyth praised the squad's improved performance and resilience, noting Colton Sampson's strong debut and the team's close fight in the seventh inning.

The Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox erupted for four home runs, including three three-run shots, in a 17-1 triumph over the Hyannis Harbor Hawks, highlighting a league-best .756 OPS and stellar pitching.

The Mariners sit second in the East Division with an 8‑5 record, posting a fifth‑ranked offense and a 4.81 ERA while three players deliver standout stats.

The Braves aim to bounce back from a narrow loss as they host the Firebirds in a pivotal divisional matchup.

The Red Sox rallied in the eighth to beat Hyannis 6-4, with Ketelsen’s two-run hit and Wright’s three scoreless frames highlighting the effort as they prepare to host Wareham on Saturday.

The Harbor Hawks lost 10‑6 to the Harwich Mariners despite a late rally led by Jordan Lodise, highlighting defensive lapses that the club hopes to correct before facing Yarmouth‑Dennis on Friday.

The Cape Cod Baseball League announced Veolia North America as its official sponsor for the 2026 season, highlighting a shared commitment to sustainability, community investment, and the development of future Major League talent.

The Hyannis Harbor Hawks were edged 9-1 by the Chatham Anglers, who extended their winning streak to four games. Manager Mitch Karraker praised his pitching staff even as the offense sputters, and key performances from Cooper Neville and Gabe Fraser highlight the Anglers’ surge.

The Brewster Whitecaps secured a 5-3 win over Wareham, driven by a clutch home run from Jacob Lee and solid pitching from Santiago Garcia and Finbar O’Brien.

The 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League season opens on June 13, featuring a full slate of opening‑day matchups, home debuts for several Lower Cape clubs, an All‑Star Game on July 18, and the postseason slated to begin August 4.