The game's lone run came from Bryce Chura, with Colten Fitch contributing the crucial RBI off a pass ball that made the difference. But the star of the show was undoubtedly Avon's starting pitcher, Luke Holtzman. Holtzman delivered an awe-inspiring performance by pitching a complete game shutout, surrendering just two hits against a formidable Keystone team that came into the game with a 13-1 record.

Holtzman, reflecting on his success, shared,

"The keys to my performance against a great Keystone team was keeping them off balance by involving my fastball, changeup, and slider."

This strategic mix clearly paid dividends, leaving the Wildcats struggling to find their rhythm at the plate. This win not only highlights Holtzman's pitching prowess but also cements the Eagles' reputation for sporting resilience and tactical excellence in high-pressure scenarios. The Eagles move to 6-8 on the season and play North Canton Hoover tomorrow morning in Canton