Houston Baseball Stays Perfect After Late Surge Against Manhattan
Date Published

- Home
- University of Houston
- Houston Baseball Stays Perfect After Late Surge Against Manhattan
Houston Baseball is on a roll. The Cougars kept their unbeaten record intact with a late-game surge that powered them past Manhattan, continuing a confident start to the season that has fans buzzing.
The matchup remained tight through the early innings, but Houston’s offense woke up when it mattered most. A string of timely hits, aggressive baserunning, and a locked-in bullpen helped the Coogs pull away and secure the victory. While the team showed flashes of promise in previous games, this one demonstrated grit under pressure—something every competitive squad needs.
Head coach Todd Whitting’s lineup again proved deep and adaptable, with multiple players contributing to the late push. Whether it was clutch hitting or strong defensive stands, Houston looked poised and patient in key moments.
Why It Matters
The Cougars’ undefeated start builds momentum for the rest of the season and signals a team confident in its identity. Early success often fuels stronger conference play and boosts the program’s profile. For fans across the city, the win also reinforces the rising excitement surrounding Houston Baseball in 2025.
What’s Next
Houston will continue its homestand with several upcoming matchups that promise challenges and opportunities. If the Coogs keep showing this level of late-game toughness, they could be building toward a standout spring.
This article is a summary of reporting by University of Houston Athletics. Read the full story here.
