On April 22, Tuscola baseball achieved a remarkable comeback against rival Pisgah, winning 4-3 after trailing 2-0 heading into the seventh inning. The Mountaineers had not recorded a hit until senior pitcher Mason Harrell broke the dry spell, igniting a four-run rally. Coach Zack Shepherd praised his team's resilience, stating they played all 21 outs. Despite Pisgah's strong start, including a two-run homer from Boone Carver, the Bears struggled to capitalize on scoring opportunities, leaving nine runners stranded throughout the game. Tuscola's late-game heroics not only ended Pisgah's undefeated conference streak but also positioned them for a strong finish as they head into the playoffs. Coach Harold Shepard of Pisgah acknowledged the need for his team to refocus as they prepare for the final weeks of the season.