Westfield JV White showed resilience and offensive firepower in a 9–7 comeback victory over Noblesville, highlighted by a game-changing six-run sixth inning. Jackson Coker delivered the biggest swing of the night with a clutch double that drove in two runs to spark the rally. Jackson Coker led the offense with a huge night at the plate, going 2-for-4 with a double, triple, two runs scored, and two RBIs, while Khanon Uribe added two hits and an RBI, Luke Campbell collected 2 hits, and Logan Turner chipped in with a key hit and RBI. Westfield’s lineup showed great discipline and depth, drawing six walks, including Hudson Wade, who reached base three times with three walks and scored two runs, and Quinn Hackman, who contributed a hit, two walks, and a run scored. Ryan Mitchell crossed the plate once, and Blair Gallienne added a hit and an RBI to keep the offense rolling throughout the game. On the mound, Quinn Hackman earned the win, battling through 2.1 innings and keeping the team in position to complete the comeback. Wyatt Thayer set the tone early with a strong start, allowing just two hits over 3.2 innings while striking out two, and Ryan Mitchell closed things out with an inning of work. Defensively, Westfield continued to compete and respond under pressure, showing toughness and composure to secure the hard-fought team victory. The Shamrocks JVW travel to Kokomo for a double header on Saturday.