Chabot came away with a wild win at Skyline, finding a great rhythm in an 18–10 victory on April 9. The Glads exceeded expectations to extend their winning streak to three games, and with the way they’re playing right now, they’re on a hot stretch that makes them look like one of the best teams in the conference. This win was the kind of game that tested the team’s identity, and Chabot has been struggling to find that identity all season. But the Glads bounced back after falling behind early and answered immediately. From there, they kept piling on until the outcome was undeniable, finishing with 18 runs on 18 hits, a stat line that shows a group seeing the ball well. It felt like Chabot trusted their approach and refused to let up.

Jonathan Sheppard’s three‑hit, four‑RBI performance really changed the game for them, as did the work from Braden Spade and Joseph Coupland, who kept the pressure on and did extra damage on the bases. Juan Pablo Manzo and Luca Boccasile added runs of their own, serving as big exclamation points rather than turning points. Chabot took real control of this game.

I’ve been talking about the Glads’ offense for most of this season, and the way the team is playing with a certain moxie and confidence that’s stringing together quality at-bats. They’re capitalizing on mistakes and showing the kind of depth they need to win games in this fashion, dangerous from top to bottom, and keeping it that way. Even when Skyline made a big push, Chabot never looked rattled. They responded with big innings, made strong defensive plays, and got timely pitching that stopped rallies before they could grow into something bigger.

With this three‑game win streak, it’s more than just momentum; it’s about changing habits. The Glads are building great ones right now, attacking early and staying aggressive late. With this kind of swagger, they’re starting to look like a team that expects to win, and that makes a huge difference between hoping for success and playing like a real contender. If they keep this up, the rest of the conference is going to have a real problem on its hands because the Chabot Gladiators are heating up, and they’re starting to look like a team that plans to stay hot.