Silver Spring Commuter Wins $150K from Forgotten Lottery Ticket

Kanlayanee Supho matched four numbers plus the Powerball, supporting education in Virginia.

Published on Mar. 10, 2026

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A Silver Spring resident, Kanlayanee Supho, recently discovered that a Powerball ticket she had purchased at a Wegmans in McLean, Virginia was worth $150,000. Supho matched four numbers plus the Powerball in the December 10 drawing and has not yet decided how she will use the winnings, which will support K-12 education in Virginia.

Why it matters

Lottery winnings, especially of this magnitude, can significantly impact an individual's financial situation and provide opportunities for investment, debt reduction, or other life-changing decisions. This story highlights the importance of checking lottery tickets, as even forgotten or overlooked tickets can result in substantial prizes.

The details

Supho purchased the winning Powerball ticket at a Wegmans grocery store in McLean, Virginia, and added the Power Play option, which multiplied her prize. She matched four numbers plus the Powerball in the December 10 drawing, resulting in a $150,000 payout.

  • Supho purchased the winning Powerball ticket on an unspecified date.
  • The winning numbers were drawn on December 10, 2026.

The players

Kanlayanee Supho

A Silver Spring resident who won a $150,000 Powerball prize.

Virginia Lottery

The state lottery organization that oversees and distributes lottery profits to support K-12 education in Virginia.

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The takeaway

This story serves as a reminder to always check lottery tickets, as even forgotten or overlooked tickets can result in substantial prizes. The winnings will support education in Virginia, highlighting the broader societal benefits of lottery programs.