The Humboldt Cubs put themselves in the win column in dramatic fashion Monday after holding off a pair of Neodesha rallies in a 9-4, 5-1 sweep.
After attributing their first loss to Frontenac to lack of preparation, a much more seasoned Cubs team arrived in Neodesha looking to get an early jump on their Tri-Valley Conference rival.
“That’s a good ball club. I told our guys, ‘They’re going to beat a lot of teams this year,’” Humboldt coach Mike Miller said. “That first game, when we got out to that big lead, I wish we would have kept the pressure on and put…
