Ridgley, Maryland – April 25, 2026
Kent County delivered a strong all-around performance Saturday morning, using a relentless offensive attack and steady work on the mound to defeat visiting Saints Peter & Paul, 17-6, in Ridgley. The home team seized control early and never looked back, turning consistent pressure at the plate into a decisive regional victory.
Fast Start Sets the Tone
Kent County wasted little time establishing momentum, putting runs on the board in each of the first four innings. Patient at-bats and timely hits allowed the Trojans to build separation early, forcing Saints Peter & Paul to play from behind for most of the contest.
Offensive Firepower on Display
The Trojans collected 10 hits and drew 10 walks, capitalizing on nearly every scoring opportunity. Extra-base production proved critical, highlighted by a home run and a double that helped Kent County turn traffic on the bases into a steady flow of runs.
Saints Peter & Paul Battles Back
Saints Peter & Paul showed resilience with a five-run inning that briefly narrowed the gap, leaning on aggressive base running and timely contact. Despite the surge, Kent County responded quickly to regain control and keep the visitors from mounting a sustained comeback.
Pitching Closes the Door
Kent County’s pitching staff limited damage when it mattered most, combining to strike out four and work out of multiple pressure situations. The ability to reset after Saints Peter & Paul’s biggest inning proved pivotal in preserving the advantage.
Player of the Game
Scottie Ford (Kent County) earned Player of the Game honors after delivering a standout performance at the plate, finishing with two hits, including a home run, and driving in three runs. His impact swing helped fuel Kent County’s early momentum and set the tone for the offense.
Final
Kent County High School 17, Saints Peter & Paul High School 6
With the win, Kent County showcased its depth and offensive balance, a combination that could prove valuable as the season continues to unfold.