Princess Anne, MD – April 14, 2026
The Mardela Varsity Warriors wasted no time asserting control Tuesday afternoon, erupting for 17 runs on 12 hits to secure a commanding 17–2 victory over the Washington Varsity Jaguars in a five‑inning contest. Powered by a relentless offensive attack and a steady performance on the mound, Mardela turned the matchup into a decisive conference statement before the midway point of the game.
Early Offensive Surge Sets the Tone
Mardela’s lineup came out firing, building separation early and never looking back. The Warriors plated seven runs in the opening inning, capitalizing on disciplined plate appearances and timely contact. Dylan Sykes delivered a three‑RBI performance, while Nathan Feather drove in two and reached base multiple times as the Jaguars struggled to slow the early momentum. By the end of the second inning, Mardela had effectively taken control of the contest.
Balanced Lineup Keeps Scoreboard Moving
Mardela’s offense remained consistent throughout the game, showcasing depth from top to bottom. Nine Warriors reached base via walk, and multiple players contributed extra‑base or RBI contact. Camden McIntyre knocked in two runs, while Haedon Hitch and Jack Baumann added run‑producing hits to extend the lead. The Warriors finished with 13 RBIs on the afternoon, converting nearly every scoring opportunity.
Warriors’ Pitching Silences Jaguars
On the mound, Haedon Hitch delivered a composed and effective outing, earning the win after tossing five innings. The right‑hander scattered five hits, allowed just one earned run, and struck out seven while keeping Washington hitters off balance. Hitch worked efficiently, facing 22 batters and limiting damage even when the Jaguars reached base.
Washington Finds Brief Success Late
Washington managed two runs on five hits, with Nazear Bailey and Seth Turner each driving in a run. Turner finished with two hits, while Zaikei Harris contributed both at the plate and on the basepaths. Despite the effort, the Jaguars were unable to overcome defensive miscues and early pitching troubles that allowed the game to slip away quickly.
Player of the Game
Haedon Hitch (Mardela) earned Player of the Game honors with a complete five‑inning performance on the mound while also contributing offensively with two hits and an RBI. Hitch’s ability to control tempo and limit Washington opportunities proved decisive in sealing the Warriors’ dominant victory.
Final
Washington 2, Mardela 17
With the win, Mardela continues to build momentum as conference play intensifies, combining disciplined offense with reliable pitching.
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