Glendale mounted an incredible late comeback Friday afternoon, scoring nine runs in the seventh inning to earn a 15–15 tie at Santa Ana. The game was called due to daylight at Don Sneddon Field.

Trailing 15–6 entering the seventh, the Vaqueros turned up the pressure with aggressive baserunning and timely hitting. Tanner Teffs and Jaquez Noah sparked the rally on the bases, while Jackson Pratt delivered an RBI single. Passed balls and wild pitches allowed multiple runs to score as Glendale capitalized on Santa Ana's miscues.

David Lozano led the offense, going 3-for-3 with two walks and an RBI, including a key double in the seventh. Andrew Garcia added a two-run home run in the sixth, finishing with two RBIs. Adonis Jenkins scored three runs and stole two bases, helping ignite the comeback effort.

After falling behind big in the middle innings, Glendale's persistence paid off in a dramatic finish, moving the Vaqueros to 10-5-1 on the season as conference play approaches next week.