Snow Hill, MD – April 29, 2026
Colonel Richardson delivered a balanced offensive effort and capitalized on key moments late in the game to secure a 12-6 road win over Snow Hill on Wednesday afternoon in Snow Hill. After a tight start, the visiting Colonels separated themselves with sustained pressure at the plate, scoring in the last three innings to secure the victory.
Early Momentum
Colonel Richardson struck first with a pair of runs in the opening inning, but Snow Hill answered immediately, plating two runs of its own in the top of the second. The back-and-forth tone set early signaled that both lineups were locked in, as the Eagles worked deep counts and forced Colonel Richardson pitchers into traffic on the bases.
Colonels Take Control
The game tilted in late innings as Colonel Richardson broke through with two runs in both the fifth and sixth innings. Jack Walls ignited the offense from the top of the order, reaching base repeatedly and scoring four times, while Derrick Mitchell and Kenton Robbins delivered timely hits to drive in runs as the Colonels built a working margin.
Snow Hill’s Response
Snow Hill continued to compete offensively, collecting 11 hits on the afternoon. Caleb Butler led the charge with three hits and two stolen bases, while Rance Weaver drove in two runs. Despite steady production, Snow Hill struggled to string together enough stops defensively to erase the deficit.
Closing It Out
After allowing early runs, Colonel Richardson’s pitching steadied down the stretch. Skylar Endzel provided three scoreless innings in relief, striking out four and limiting Snow Hill’s late momentum to help close out the seven-inning contest.
Player of the Game
Jack Walls (Colonel Richardson) earned Player of the Game honors after scoring four runs, driving in two, and drawing three walks while also swiping three bases to set the tone offensively from the leadoff spot.
Final
Snow Hill High School 6, Colonel Richardson High School 12
Colonel Richardson’s complete team performance on the road proved decisive, as the Colonels combined patience, speed, and timely pitching to come away with a statement win in Snow Hill. The Colonel’s take the Bayside North and will head to the Bayside Championship game.