Myrtle Point Bobcats Baseball 5-2 Pilot Rock

Myrtle Point's offense came alive in a 5-2 non-league baseball victory over Pilot Rock on Friday at home. The win keeps the Bobcats perfect through their first two games of the 2026 spring season.

Facing a Pilot Rock squad making the trip from Eastern Oregon, Myrtle Point built enough offensive momentum to pull away from what started as a competitive matchup. The Bobcats managed to plate five runs while limiting the Rockets to just two scores in the non-conference contest.

The victory represents solid early-season momentum for Myrtle Point, which has now outscored opponents while showing the kind of balanced play that could serve them well as league competition approaches. Getting quality at-bats against non-league competition provides valuable experience for the Bobcats' younger players.

With their 2-0 record intact, Myrtle Point will look to maintain their hot start as they continue building toward the heart of their schedule. The early success suggests this could be a promising campaign for the Bobcats' baseball program.