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Cavaliers erupt for 47 runs in doubleheader sweep over Fort Hays Tech Northwest

The photo captures a moment during a softball game on a turf field. At the center, an athlete wearing a dark blue pinstriped uniform with “JCCC” on the front is running between bases, appearing to round a corner on the base path. The runner is wearing a helmet with a yellow logo and white batting gloves. Several athletes in white-and-yellow uniforms are positioned around the play. One athlete in the foreground, wearing jersey number 11 with “NIACC” printed across the upper back, is standing near the base path facing the approaching runner. Another athlete in similar white-and-yellow attire is visible on the left side of the frame, moving toward the play. A chain-link fence and a brick structure form the background, along with dugout or bullpen-style fencing. The scene appears to be mid-action, with players in motion and focus on an advancing baserunner. The bright sunlight and clear colors suggest it is being played outdoors on a clear day.
Alaryce Millard races toward second base

Batting

Fort Hays Tech Northwest
2B: none
3B: none
HR: none
Johnson County Community College
2B: Reagan Neitzel; Reese Pattison; Alaryce Millard; Katie Kolarik 2
3B: Kennedy Glassford; Olivia Ellis
HR: Makenzie Yoder
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Batting

Fort Hays Tech Northwest
2B: none
3B: none
HR: none
Johnson County Community College
2B: Alaryce Millard 2; Jayla Green; Olivia Ellis; Katie Kolarik; Katie Courter; Kennedy Glassford; Taylor Roe
3B: Mariah Herrera; Katie Kolarik; Kamden Evans
HR: Mariah Herrera; Reese Pattison; Alaryce Millard; Jayla Green 2
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Posted: Mar 20, 2026

OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - Johnson County Community College put on a pair of offensive masterclasses on Thursday, overwhelming Fort Hays Tech Northwest in a doubleheader sweep, winning 21-0 in the opener and 26-0 in the nightcap.

The Cavaliers' bats came alive early in Game 1, scoring 12 runs in the first inning and never letting up, adding runs in each of the next three innings to complete a 21-run, five-inning run-rule victory. Every player in the lineup contributed to the offensive explosion, combining for 13 hits, 12 walks, and 21 RBI.

Makenzie Yoder led the way with a 2-for-3 performance that included a home run, two RBI, and three stolen bases. Kennedy Glassford went 2-for-2 with a triple, two RBI, and three runs scored, while Reagan Neitzel drove in four and Olivia Ellis added four RBI of her own. Katie Kolarik paced the team with five RBI, and Alaryce Millard scored four runs with two hits.

The Cavaliers' pitching was equally dominant. Kyleigh Whitehurst and Glassford combined on a five-inning one-hit shutout, striking out eight and never allowing a Fort Hays Tech Northwest runner to cross the plate.

JCCC carried the momentum into Game 2, scoring 26 runs on 28 hits in another five-inning run-rule victory. The offense started with two runs in the first, exploded for nine in the second, and added 15 more in the third and fourth innings combined.

Mariah Herrera led the attack with a home run, triple, and five RBI, while Jayla Green matched that RBI total with two home runs and three hits. Millard went 3-for-3 with a home run, two doubles, and four RBI, while Reese Pattison added a home run and four RBI. Neitzel, Ellis, Glassford, and Kamden Evans all recorded multi-hit games, keeping the pressure on Fort Hays Tech Northwest throughout the contest.

In the circle, Millard and Elsa Carrillo combined on a five-inning no-hitter. Millard struck out two in three scoreless innings, and Carrillo closed it out with two hitless frames, fanning three more batters.

The Cavaliers' doubleheader sweep showcased both offensive firepower and pitching dominance, leaving Fort Hays Tech Northwest shut out in both contests.