Ridgely, MD – March 24, 2026
Queen Anne’s County wasted no time asserting control on Tuesday afternoon, erupting for seven runs in the opening frame and never looking back in a convincing 16–4 victory over the North Caroline Varsity Bulldogs. The Lions backed timely hitting with patient plate appearances and steady pitching to secure the five-inning win.
Fast Start Sets the Tone
Queen Anne’s County plated seven runs in the first inning, capitalizing on walks and early contact to seize momentum. The Lions added three more in the second and six in the third, putting the game firmly out of reach before North Caroline could settle in defensively. By the end of three, Queen Anne’s County held a commanding 16–1 advantage
Middle of the Order Does the Damage
Offensively, Queen Anne’s County finished with 10 hits and showed discipline at the plate with 15 walks as a team. The heart of the lineup delivered repeatedly, driving in runs in nearly every inning. Multiple hitters recorded multi-RBI performances, keeping constant pressure on the Bulldogs’ pitching staff.
Bulldogs Show Fight Late
North Caroline answered with three runs across the fourth and fifth innings, highlighted by a pair of extra-base hits. Karson Hollingsworth doubled and drove in two, while Lewis Higgs also went for extra bases as the Bulldogs totaled five hits. Despite the late push, the early deficit proved too much to overcome.
Arms Hold It Down
Queen Anne’s County used a three-pitcher effort to close the door, combining for eight strikeouts over five innings. After an uneven start, the bullpen steadied the game with scoreless relief and limited North Caroline’s rally chances. Defensively, the Lions worked around miscues and remained aggressive on the mound.
Player of the Game
#7 (Queen Anne’s County) The right-hander delivered a complete performance at the plate and on the mound, going 3-for-3 with five RBIs while also tossing 1.1 scoreless innings with three strikeouts. His bases-loaded swing in the opening inning broke the game open and set the tone early.
Final
Queen Anne’s County 16, North Caroline 4
With the win, Queen Anne’s County continues to build momentum as conference play heats up, showing balance, depth, and an offense capable of erupting at any moment. North Caroline will look to reset and tighten up defensively as the Bulldogs move forward in their spring schedule.
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