Chester County came from behind Thursday night to pick up a 6–5 win over Adamsville.
The Eagles found themselves in a hole early, trailing 5–0 after the third inning, but chipped away and stayed within reach before breaking through late.
Chester County took the lead for good in the sixth inning. Dayton Lemmings brought in a run, and Ethan Rhodes followed with a clutch double that scored two and put the Eagles on top.
Rhodes led the way at the plate, going 3-for-4 with two RBIs. Lane Estes and Ross Hopper each added two hits, while Lemmings scored twice.
On the mound, RJ Patel was strong in relief, shutting Adamsville down over the final innings to earn the win.
Chester County finished with 10 hits and did just enough late to complete the comeback.
