Tigerville - North Greenville Baseball completed its sweep of Chowan on Saturday earning 13 - 4 and 14 - 6 wins over the Hawks. 

North Greenville used a late-inning surge in game one to run away from Chowan, 13–4. After trailing 4–2 through five innings, the Trailblazers exploded for 11 runs in the sixth, taking advantage of multiple errors and timely hitting to flip the game completely in their favor.

Mason Swinney and Josh Foulks led the offensive charge with key RBIs during the big inning, while C.J. Dean added two hits and drove in a run. North Greenville finished with 12 hits and capitalized on five Chowan errors to fuel the comeback. On the mound, Connor Brinson was strong in relief, tossing two shutout innings to secure the win and close out the victory.

North Greenville completed the sweep with a 14–6 win over Chowan, using a another big late inning to pull away. The Trailblazers built an early lead with runs in the second and third before Chowan closed the gap to 6–5 in the seventh. North Greenville responded immediately with a six-run seventh inning, highlighted by a three-run home run from Josh Foulks, to put the game out of reach.

Darrien Whitaker led the offense with four hits and two RBIs, while Jake Sears added three hits and two RBIs. Foulks drove in three runs, and C.J. Dean chipped in two hits and two RBIs as part of a 17-hit performance. Caleb Cox earned the win in relief, helping secure North Greenville's dominant day.