After having a week off for a rainout, the NHP Cyclones were ready to go. The Cyclones traveled to Nesconset for a Sunday morning doubleheader. The Cyclones scored three runs in both the first and second innings and never looked back. The Cyclones added two more runs in the third and fourth innings. The final score was 11-0. The hitting stars were Robert Wisnewski going 2 for 2 with 2 RBI's and 3 runs scored. Kevin Caladas also going 2 for 2 and 2 runs scored. Outstanding pitching by David Velasquez, who only allowed 1 hit in five innings. Newcomer Josh Betton closed the game out for his second save of the season. Outstanding defense by Nick Andali and Cris Longoria. In the second game more of the same from the NHP Cyclones. The top of the order again was dominate for the Cyclones. The first three hitters went 7 for 8 with 8 runs scored. The leadoff hitter Alex Fabian went 2 for three with 2 runs scored. Also outstanding hitting by Gibron Gurayah who went 2 for 2 with 4 RBI's and JT O'Callagahan 1 for 2 and a RBI. Outstanding defense was also on display by Anthony Cruz and Kenneth Wilcox. But the story of the day was the pitching of Dillon Popovich who threw a one-hitter complete game with 6 K's. The final score was NHP 13 and Nesconset 0. This was the first time all year that the Cyclones recorded back to back shutouts. The NHP Cyclones improve their record to 7-1. The NHP Cyclones will travel next week to Suffolk County to play the Three Village Yankees.