Rapid City, S.D. — The Post 320 Shooters 17U completed a successful night on June 24, 2026, sweeping a doubleheader against Yankton at Pete Lien Memorial Field in Rapid City. The Shooters used a powerful offensive performance to win the opening game 10-4 before following it up with a 5-3 victory in the second game to complete the sweep.

In the first game, Post 320 came out swinging and quickly established control. The Shooters scored two runs in the first inning while holding Yankton scoreless. They added two more runs in the second inning to build a 4-0 lead and put pressure on the visitors early.

Yankton responded in the third inning, scoring three runs to cut the deficit to 4-3. Despite the momentum shift, the Shooters stayed composed and answered immediately. Post 320 plated three runs in the fourth inning, extending its advantage to 7-3 and regaining control of the game.

Neither team scored in the fifth inning, but the Shooters continued to capitalize on scoring opportunities in the sixth. Post 320 added three more runs while Yankton scored once, making the score 10-4. The Shooters then held Yankton scoreless in the seventh inning to secure the victory.

Braden Love (#10) delivered one of the game’s biggest offensive moments. Love hit a single that drove in two runs and later showcased his speed on the basepaths by stealing both second and third base. He eventually came around to score, helping fuel the Shooters’ offensive attack.

Trevin Walker (#23) also made a significant impact at the plate. Walker connected for a double that brought home two runners, providing valuable insurance runs and helping the Shooters maintain their lead. Their performances highlighted a balanced offensive effort from the Post 320 lineup.

The second game of the night featured a much tighter contest, but the Shooters once again found a way to come out on top. Both teams were held scoreless in the first inning before Post 320 broke through with a run in the second to take a 1-0 lead.

Neither team scored in the third inning, setting up the decisive fourth inning. The Shooters put together their best offensive frame of the game, scoring five runs to create separation from Yankton. The rally proved to be the difference as the Shooters built enough cushion to withstand a late comeback attempt.

Yankton got on the board with one run in the fifth inning and added two more in the sixth. However, Post 320’s defense stepped up when it mattered most, preventing any further scoring opportunities. Both teams were held scoreless in the seventh inning, allowing the Shooters to secure the 5-3 victory and complete the doubleheader sweep.

Throughout the evening, Post 320 displayed strong teamwork, timely hitting, and solid defense. The offense produced 15 total runs across the two games, while the pitching staff and defense consistently made key plays to limit Yankton’s opportunities.

The doubleheader sweep demonstrated the Shooters’ ability to win in different ways. The first game was powered by a strong offensive attack, while the second game showcased the team’s resilience and ability to protect a lead. With two victories on their home field, the Post 320 Shooters 17U continued to build momentum and showed why they can be a tough opponent when all aspects of their game are working together.