Princess Anne, MD – March 30, 2026
The Crisfield Varsity Crabbers delivered a dominant all‑around performance Monday evening, overwhelming Washington High 27–2 in a five‑inning contest powered by relentless offense and commanding pitching. Crisfield plated 10 runs in the first inning and never looked back, turning the matchup into a statement win built on speed, patience, and extra‑base production.
First-Inning Surge Sets the Tone
Crisfield wasted no time establishing control, sending 14 batters to the plate in the opening inning and scoring 10 runs on four hits while capitalizing on walks and hit batters. The Crabbers’ aggressive approach forced Washington into early pitching changes and put the visitors firmly on their heels before they could settle in
Marsh and Thomas Fuel the Middle Innings
The offense stayed hot through the middle frames as Carter Marsh and Cooper Thomas anchored the lineup. Marsh went 4‑for‑4 with seven RBIs, including two doubles, and added two stolen bases, while Thomas finished 4‑for‑5 with two RBIs and a double of his own. Crisfield scored nine more runs in the second inning and continued to apply pressure with smart baserunning and situational hitting.
Depth on Display Up and Down the Lineup
Crisfield’s depth showed throughout the order. Seth Marshall reached base repeatedly, scoring six runs and driving in three, while Jeffrey Cuff collected four hits and an RBI. Production came from nearly every spot in the lineup as the Crabbers totaled 17 hits, nine walks, and 14 stolen bases, overwhelming Washington’s defense.
Marsh Dominates from the Mound
On the mound, Marsh capped his standout night by earning the win, allowing just one hit and two unearned runs over 4.2 innings while striking out nine. Danny Balderson closed things out with a scoreless frame, combining with Marsh to limit Washington to one hit on the night.
Player of the Game
Carter Marsh (Crisfield) — Marsh delivered one of the most complete performances of the season, going 4‑for‑4 with seven RBIs, two doubles, two stolen bases, and a nine‑strikeout effort on the mound to secure the victory.
Final
Crisfield 27, Washington 2
With contributions across the board and a relentless tempo from the opening pitch, Crisfield sent a clear message moving forward. The Crabbers will look to carry this momentum into their next matchup as they continue to establish themselves as a regional force this spring.