Clermont Baseball

The Cougars swept the USCAA #2 team, Apprentice, 3-0 & 7-1. Cougars go 5-0 on the Myrtle Beach trip. Matt Peer pitched a complete game shutout, with 5 Ks. The 2nd game, Jack Hundemer pitched 6 strong innings, with Landen Seifert closing the game.

Cougars win again in Myrtle Beach. Won 7-0. Nick Browning pitched 6 innings giving up one-hit, striking out 10. Logan Nash pitched a scoreless 7th to complete the shutout. Jackson Roseburrough added a home run.

Cougars win game #2 in Myrtle Beach. Won 12-0. Tanner Jackson with 2 home runs. Justin Huff complete game shutout.

Cougars win first game in Myrtle Beach. winning 6-3.

Congrats... Keep rolling Cougs.......

Collin English with a walk-off base hit to beat Cleary University in extra innings.

More pics 2.

More pics from weekend

Some pictures from the weekend

Never forgotten.

Saturday at Midland

The final field is set and the 2026 USCAA Small College Basketball Championship countdown is on #1 PSU York BYE #2 UC Clermont BYE #3 SMCC v #6 Miami Hamilton #4 PSU Mont Alto v #5 Southwestern Adventist #7 UMA v #10 Andrews #8 Vermont St. Randolph v #9 Kent St. Tuscarawas

The Cougars winning the snow, beating Brescia U. 8-6.

When I did this demonstration, it revealed something every athlete eventually learns the hard way: The moment we obsess over what we can’t control — umpires, coaches, weather, opponents, outcomes — the game gets harder and less enjoyable. But when we lock in on the controllables — our breath, effort, body language, and next-pitch focus — everything simplifies. The game slows down, confidence rises, and enjoyment comes back. The biggest separator in sports and life is mental toughness. And the foundation of mental toughness is controlling the controllables. Like any skill, it’s built through intentional reps. And life gives us opportunities to train it every single day.

Happy New Year..... ROLL COUGS!!!

Merry Christmas.