The Prince William Yankees are the 2004 Cooperstown Doubleday Classic Champions. The Yankees downed the Middlesex Bears 14-2 to win their second Doubleday Classic title.  Gary Fisher, who was unanimously voted the Championship Game MVP, led the Yankee 17 hit attack going 3 for 4 with 5 rbi's behind a bases clearing double and a  two-run Homerun. Lead off batter, Ed Pearson, charged the Yankees going 4 for 5 and Jack McCuen and Tim Nargi also added 3 hits apiece. Tim Acors picked up the win going 5 innings allowing only 2 hits, Gary Fisher relieved for 3 innings, no runs on one hit and Kane McCuen got the final 3 outs to secure the Prince William Yankees Cooperstown Championship.

In the Semi-final game the Yankees were short on pitching having exhausted the bullpen in the game earlier, so Jack McCuen stepped up, took the ball and pitched a complete game 3-2 win over the Mohawk Valley All-Stars. Jack scattered 6 hits and struck out 9. The Yankees found themselves down 1-0 going into their half of the sixth, Tim Nargi singled followed by a Rick Fisher single, both runners moved up on a grounder to third then with two strikes on LF Joe Kearns, Joe lined a single to left center for a Yankee 2-1 lead, the Yanks added a run in the eighth when Ed Pearson and Jack McCuen doubled for a 3-1 lead, the Yanks surrendered a run in the 9th and with  Mohawk tying run on third  an outstanding play by second baseman Rich Abela too record the 3rd out sent the Yanks to the Championship game.

Come from behind victory! The Yankees were in a must win in order to advance to the play-offs, the Yanks got down early as the Mayfield Braves bats were hot scoring 3 times in the top of the first. In the fifth inning the Yanks finally got something started, Rich Abela was hit by pitch and pinch hitter Tim Acors singled to make it first and third, Ed Pearson hit a sac fly to center to make it 3-1 Braves. With 2 outs Tim Nargi singled home the Yanks second run then Rick Fisher blasted a two-run homerun over the center field fence for a Yankee 4-3 lead. The Braves scratched a run in the 7th to tie it at 4. the Yankee Bullpen tired and surrendered 3 runs to the Braves in the top of the ninth. the Yanks were trailing by 3 going into their half of the ninth when Rich Abela got things started once again by being hit by pitch,, Tim Acors reached on an error as did Ed Pearson, with basses loaded Tim Nargi had an rbi sac followed by a clutch 2 out ground-rule double by Rick fisher to tie the game at 7, with Fisher on second Jack McCuen grounded a single up the middle and the Yankee comeback was complete winning 8-7 and advancing to the semi-finals.

Eddie Pearson threw a complete game striking out 14 Dodger batters, but the Yanks had to settle for a 3-3 tie in Pool A action. The 3 Yankee runs also came from Ed Pearson's 2 hits and a key 2 out single by Rich Abela and a perfect bunt single from Mike Kay and a well executed sacrifice by Gary Fisher. This puts the Yankees at 1-0-1 and still in contention for the play-offs.

The Prince William Yankees took game one in the Doubleday Classic downing the South Hampton Pilots 12-4. Tim Acors went 6 1/3 innings of no hit ball before the Pilots managed 4 hits and 4 runs, but the Yankees had already taken a commanding 9-0 lead behind a key 2 out double by Dave Shadbar and 3 consecutive 2 out hits. Paul Lamarr came on in relief and thre 2 2/3 of shut out ball as the Yanks prevailed.