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The Harwich Mariners traveled to Chatham for the second game of their Saturday double‑header after a 5‑2 win over the Bourne Braves earlier in the day. Brady Bendik delivered six shutout innings, but the Anglers answered with six unanswered runs to win 7‑2, setting up a decisive showdown with the Brewster Whitecaps.
A look at the three relievers who have stayed with the Harwich Mariners from the start of the season, forging a camaraderie that blends tradition with new growth.
The Bourne Braves led 10‑0 after five innings but saw a late comeback by the Falmouth Commodores turn into a 13‑9 defeat, dropping their division standing and setting up a crucial final home game.
The Harwich Mariners secured a decisive victory over Y‑D at Whitehouse Field, driven by strong pitching from Jason Flores and a clutch two‑run triple from Sean O’Leary, setting up a much‑anticipated rematch in Bourne.
The Harwich Mariners posted a 2-3 record last week, highlighted by a no-hit performance from Jakob Schulz and a walk-off win, while their offense climbs to fifth in the league.
The Harwich Mariners saw a late rally fall short as a wild pitch allowed Chatham’s Cameron Pruitt to steal home, sealing a 3-2 loss.
Ty Smolinski’s ascent from a young fan to a Cape Cod All-Star shortstop illustrates the blend of family support, strategic choices and raw talent that defines modern college baseball.
The 35th Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game will take place at Whitehouse Field in Harwich on July 18, featuring a full day of family activities, a Home Run Contest, and live coverage on CBS Boston and Cape League TV.
UConn pitchers and hitters Rob Rispoli and Oliver Pudvar have been selected for the 2026 Cape Cod League All-Star Game, set for July 18 at Whitehouse Field. Their performances this summer with the Chatham A's underscore a milestone for the program.
A tightly contested Cape Cod League matchup saw the Orleans Firebirds overcome a late rally by the Harwich Mariners, pulling out a 6‑4 win that keeps the Mariners in contention for the East’s third seed.
A sudden downpour over Harwich halted the 2026 Cape Cod Baseball League All-Star Game after two scoreless innings, prompting a cascade of relief efforts and reflections from players, coaches, and fans.
The Hyannis Harbor Hawks survived a late rally to beat the Harwich Mariners 4-3, driven by aggressive baserunning, solid pitching from Raymond Olivas and a clutch performance by reliever Truitt Webb.
A look at the leading squads, standout players and home‑field trends shaping the Cape Cod Baseball League as it enters its crucial stretch
The Harwich Mariners were unable to contain the Brewster Whitecaps on July 4, surrendering 13 runs in a home game that drew a packed crowd.
The Brewster Whitecaps posted a 13-0 win over the Harwich Mariners on July 4, highlighted by Payton Manca's five-inning outing and Michael Torres' clutch defensive play.
The Harwich Mariners defeated the Brewster Whitecaps in a low-scoring affair, showcasing strong arms and clutch defense as they prepare for a rematch.
The Mariners posted ten hits and pulled away late, with Bub Terrell delivering a three‑run double. The Firebirds, despite homers from Casey Cumiskey and Tyler Smolinski, will soon test themselves at Fenway Park.
The Whitecaps posted a clean 4‑0 win over Wareham, highlighted by Charlie Willcox’s seven‑plus innings of three‑hit pitching and Eddie Yamin IV’s first home run of the season.
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.
A rain‑laden night at Whitehouse Field saw the Harwich Mariners defeat the Bourne Braves 6‑3, highlighted by Jakob Schulz's six‑inning performance and a timely save by Christian Rodriguez.
After a week of play, the Yarmouth-Dennis Red Sox top the league in runs while a mix of hot bats and solid pitching define the competition.
The Mariners secured their first win of the season, highlighted by James Litman's strong pitching and key contributions from Ryan Gerety, Sean O’Leary and others.
Four Oregon baseball players receive All‑American recognition from Perfect Game, Baseball America and the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association, highlighting a breakout season for the program.
The Ducks' standout performers received top national accolades, highlighting a season of record‑breaking performances and future promise.