Army West Point baseball clinched a dramatic Senior Day sweep against Lafayette, winning the second game 10-9 with a walk-off wild pitch. After trailing in both games, the Black Knights secured victory in the nightcap after erasing multiple deficits, celebrating their seniors and extending their league win streak to eight out of ten. Josiah Overbeek was instrumental, hitting a home run and earning a win in relief.

By the Numbers
  • 13: Overbeek's game one homer marked his 13th of the season.
  • 7: Army recognized seven cadet-athletes during the Senior Day ceremony.
  • 5: Five batters logged multiple hits in the nightcap, including Overbeek and Barr with two hits each.
State of Play
  • Army has won 10 consecutive games against Lafayette dating back to 2024.
  • The Black Knights have maintained strong offensive production, winning eight of their last ten league games.
  • Army's pitching staff combined allowed just one run over 5.1 innings in the second game.
What's Next

The teams will complete the three-game series on Monday at 1:00 p.m., where Army seeks to continue its positive momentum and solidify its standing in the league.

Bottom Line

Army's resilience in overcoming multiple deficits reflects a strong team dynamic and competitive spirit, essential for their pursuit of success as the season progresses. The Black Knights' Senior Day sweep sets a positive tone for their final regular-season matches.