In a heart-wrenching matchup, Fremont faced a setback against Whitehall, falling short with a final score of 7-2 on Wednesday night.

Coltyn Zerlaut valiantly took the mound for Fremont, offering four innings of unwavering relief. Despite his efforts, the right-handed pitcher grappled with Whitehall's formidable offense, conceding five hits and five runs while managing to secure five strikeouts and two walks.

The loss, however, was attributed to Josh Rowe, who bravely stepped into the starting pitcher role. Rowe valiantly battled through two innings, surrendering two runs on three hits, and while striking out two, he also faced the challenge of walking one.

Amidst the struggle, Mason Sparks and CJ Naerebout emerged as beacons of hope, each securing one hit for Fremont. Adding to their valiant efforts, Mason Sparks and Eli Waite showcased their agility on the base paths, with both players executing multiple steals, contributing to Fremont's total of four stolen bases for the game.

Despite this setback, Fremont remains undeterred, looking ahead to their upcoming game at Marsh Field on Friday, where they will face off against Fruitport in a test of strength and resilience.