Federalsburg, MD – April 16, 2026
Colonel Richardson’s baseball program delivered a commanding all‑around performance Thursday afternoon, exploding for 26 runs and holding Washington to a single tally in a decisive 26–1 victory. The Colonels combined relentless plate discipline, timely hitting, and shutdown pitching to seize control early and never look back in a statement win.
Colonels Strike Fast and Never Let Up
Colonel Richardson wasted no time asserting itself, plating five runs in the opening inning and steadily piling on offense throughout the contest. The Colonels scored in four of the five innings played, capitalizing on walks, hit batters, and aggressive baserunning to keep constant pressure on Washington’s defense.
Lineup Delivers from Top to Bottom
The Colonel Richardson lineup showed impressive balance, finishing with 13 hits. Jack Walls led the way with a dominant performance at the plate, going 4-for-5 with four runs scored, two RBIs, and a triple. Derrick Mitchell continued the surge, going 4-for-5 with four RBIs and two stolen bases.
Pitching Combination Keeps Washington Quiet
On the mound, Colonel Richardson pitchers Skylar Endzel and Hayden Hicks combined to limit Washington to just one unearned run and no hits. Endzel struck out two over two perfect innings, while Hicks closed the door with three strong frames, allowing just one baserunner while striking out two to preserve the no‑hit effort.
Washington Struggles to Find Rhythm
Washington generated its lone run in the fourth inning but struggled offensively, finishing hitless while striking out four times. Colonel Richardson’s pitching and defensive execution kept Washington off balance throughout, forcing multiple pitching changes and limiting scoring opportunities.
Player of the Game
Jack Walls (Colonel Richardson) delivered a complete performance, finishing 4-for-5 with four runs scored, two RBIs, a triple, and two stolen bases. His presence at the top of the order consistently ignited the Colonel Richardson offense and set the tone for one of the team’s most dominant outings of the season.
Final
Colonel Richardson 26, Washington 1
The Colonels will look to carry this energy forward as they prepare for their next matchup.