The Cyclones were unable to overcome a strong performance from their opponents, falling 2-7 in a tough matchup. Despite the loss, the team showed flashes of promise, with Myles Castillo and Greg Carrillo contributing key RBIs, though it wasn't enough to complete a comeback.

The game started off with the Cyclones facing early challenges, as their opponent capitalized on a few mistakes and put up a solid lead. The Cyclones' offense struggled to get anything going against the opposing pitching staff, but they remained determined to stay in the fight.

Myles Castillo helped ignite a bit of life into the Cyclones' offense with a crucial RBI, keeping the team hopeful despite the deficit. Later, Greg Carrillo stepped up with an RBI of his own, bringing the score to 2-7 and keeping the game within reach. Both players showed resilience and leadership, but the team was unable to string together the timely hits needed to make a deeper push.

On the mound, the Cyclones couldn't contain their opponents' offense as the game wore on. While the pitching staff fought hard, they were unable to keep the game within striking distance, as a few key hits and some defensive lapses led to the larger deficit.

As the Cyclones head into their next matchup, they'll focus on improving their offensive consistency and tightening up their defense. There's no doubt they have the potential to bounce back and give their fans plenty of exciting baseball in the games to come. The Cyclones are back in action Wednesday at home versus Ramapo College.