Federalsburg, MD – March 23, 2026
The Colonel Richardson Varsity Colonels showcased a relentless offensive approach and solid pitching support Monday afternoon, rolling past Crisfield High School, 16–5, in a shortened Eastern Shore matchup at Crisfield High School.
Early Separation
Colonel Richardson wasted little time seizing control, scoring in each of the first four innings while capitalizing on Crisfield pitching control issues. The Colonels posted nine runs in the opening push, using patience at the plate to turn walks and hit batters into momentum‑building rallies. By the middle innings, the game had swung decisively in the visitors’ favor.
At the Plate
While Colonel Richardson recorded just five hits, they made each one count. John Beaven delivered the game’s biggest swing, driving in four runs on a timely hit while reaching base three times. Trent Breeding added a pair of RBIs and stole three bases, while Kenton Robbins chipped in with a two‑run double. The Colonels also drew 14 walks, keeping constant pressure on the Crisfield defense.
Crisfield’s Effort
Crisfield battled early, tallying five runs on five hits. John Dize (2-for-2) and Jeffrey Cuff (2-for-3) led the offense, while Daniel Balderson crossed the plate and added a base hit. Despite flashes at the plate, the Crabbers were unable to string together sustained rallies against Colonel Richardson pitching.
On the Mound
Beaven anchored the Colonels on the mound, earning the win after working 3.2 innings, allowing two earned runs while striking out five. Hayden Hicks finished the game cleanly, tossing 1.1 scoreless innings in relief. For Crisfield, four pitchers saw action, with walks proving costly throughout the contest.
Final
Colonel Richardson 16, Crisfield 5
John Beaven, Colonel Richardson — Beaven made his impact felt both offensively and on the mound, driving in four runs while earning the pitching victory with five strikeouts, setting the tone in all phases of the game.
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