Princess Anne, MD – April 28, 2026
Washington delivered a complete offensive performance Tuesday afternoon, using patience at the plate and timely hits to secure a 15–7 home win over visiting Pocomoke at Washington High School.
Fast Start Sets the Tone
Washington wasted little time swinging momentum in its favor, erupting for six runs in the bottom of the first inning. A series of walks and productive outs, highlighted by a run‑scoring triple from Jaden Nelson, allowed the home team to establish early control and put pressure on the Pocomoke defense from the outset.
Pocomoke Keeps Fighting
Pocomoke stayed within striking distance by collecting nine hits over the course of the game. Jacobe Moreno and Max Guy each drove in runs as the visitors consistently found ways on base and aggressively pushed the tempo, including multiple stolen bases that kept Washington alert throughout the contest.
Discipline at the Plate
Washington’s patience proved decisive, as the lineup drew 13 walks. Corbin and Walters each reached base three times via free passes, helping extend innings and create scoring opportunities that steadily built the lead despite Washington recording just five hits.
Late Separation
Any chance of a late comeback was put to rest in the sixth inning when Washington added five more runs. A mix of walks, a clutch single from Nazear Bailey, and a costly passed ball widened the gap and ensured the home team remained firmly in control down the stretch.
Player of the Game
Jaden Nelson (Washington) earned Player of the Game honors after delivering in key moments, going 2-for-4 at the plate and driving in five runs from the heart of the lineup to anchor Washington’s offensive attack.
Final
Washington 15, Pocomoke 7
With a combination of early pressure, disciplined at-bats, and timely execution, Washington turned its home field advantage into a statement win; Washington heads to Crisfield on Thursday and then they will see Pocomoke again on Friday.