Year one of the Coach Rob Cooper era ends with a whimper and Cotuit’s first sweep since 2023

The Kettleers failed to play fundamentally, while the Harbor Hawks capitalized in key moments

Despite having just 13 wins, the Kettleers can still make a run through the postseason

The Kettleers voted two athletes as players of the year. Landon Beaver (UAB) received position player of the year honors, while Chase Van Ameyde (Michigan State) was voted pitcher of the year.

Down to their last life, the Kettleers pulled out a 4-3 win over Bourne in the regular season finale

The Kettleers fell 2-0 to the Anglers. They now have to defeat Bourne and hope Wareham loses to make the playoffs.

After Hyannis tied the game against Cotuit, the Kettleers used an 8-run eighth inning to claim a victory. They remain fifth in the Cape Cod West Division.

The Kettleers competed in a doubleheader Friday, dropping both games. They fell to Wareham and Falmouth, slipping to fifth place in the Cape Cod West Division.

Cotuit and Wareham are battling it out for a spot in the playoffs. The Kettleers have an uphill climb, especially after dropping Friday’s game to the Gatemen.

The Kettleers recently had four players from Alabama on their roster. Sam Christiansen, Chase Kroberger, Will Plattner and Luke Smyers all ended up in Cotuit, and even though Kroberger left, the time they spent together was special.

In a late-season game that required smart play, the Kettleers played Little League baseball instead

The Cape Cod Baseball League is held in high regard, but how does it compare to other leagues? Six Kettleers weigh in to help answer this question.

Cotuit fought back from an early deficit, only to lose via a squeeze bunt in the eighth inning

The right-hander serves Cotuit on the mound, but will serve the USA after his collegiate career