Delaware High School Basketball Wrap

Boys Basketball 2-22-17

 

21 points by Chris Ludman, Zachary Palmer 13 William Sullivan 11 points paced the Spartans of St. Marks to a 63-41 win over the Panthers of Polytech.  The Panthers were led by Joseph Haase with 16, Carter Chasanov with 13.

 

16 points by Timothy Farley, 13 by Jordan Perkins paced the Wilmington Friends Quakers to a 63-33 win over the Cardinals of St. Andrews.  The Cards were led by Malik Velmer led with 15 points.

 

12 points by Ethan Lambert paced the Golden Knights of Sussex Central to a 60-38 win over the Royals of Delmarva Christian.  The Royals were led by Joshua Von Hof with 13.

 

Girls Basketball 2-22-17

 

19 points by Julie Kulesza, 14 by Alyssa Faville paced the Lady Red Wolves of Conrad to a 55-42 win over the Lady Tigers of AI DuPont.  The Tigers were led by Lauren Griffin with 14 and 12 by Alkira Wilson.

 

17 points by Shania Davis, 14 by Alanna Speaks, 10 each by Dymond Collins and Lexi Bromwell paced the Vikings of St. Elizabeth to a 64-51 win over the Wildcats of Howard.  The Wildcats were led by Ronnay Blatch Hutchins with 17, Jaymail Hollis with 10

 

17 points by Maia Bryson, 10 by Sasha Marvel paced the Bucs of Caravel to a 62-31 win over the Lady Ravens of St. Thomas More.  The Lady Ravens were led by Aniah Patterson with 14.

 

 

Delaware High School Basketball Wrap 2-21-17

Boys 2-21-17

 

18 points by Randy Rickards, 17 points by Ian Robertson, 15 by Jerry Harden paced the Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 81-46 win over the Bulldogs of Brandywine.  The Bulldogs were led by Mikal Hunt with 16 and 11 by Mahir Sharif.

 

15 points by Bryson Boyd and 12 by Dylan Nitsche paced the Hillers of Tower Hill to a 49-45 overtime win over the Force of Charter School of Wilmington.  Randall Leath led the Force with 12 points followed by Andy Brown with 10.

 

16 points by Tyson Tanner, 14 by Basir Muhammad, 10 by Raekwon Stewart paced the Rams of Dickinson to a 53-47 win over the Warriors of Wilmington Christian.  The Warriors were led by Daniel Berg and Luke Rettig each with 10 points.

 

26 points by O Koye Parker, 13 by Dwayne Earl and 12 by Brandon Sengphachanh paced the Bucccaneers of Caravel to a 61-60 overtime win over the Dragons of Glasgow.  The Dragons were led by Lameen Carter with 15 points and 10 each by Dewitt Johnson and Darrien Fisher Logan.

 

13 by Kwa Jree Turner, 12 by Michael Sharpe, 11 by Chaz Knox and 10 by Eric Marshall paced the Yellowjackets of Newark to a 63-53 win over the Cougars of Delcastle.  The Cougars were led by Marquel Bryant with 17, Sean Miller with 14 and Darrien Spurlock with 10.

 

21 points by Paul Brown, 12 by Duncan Trerotola, 11 by Joseph Nowak paced the Sals of Salesianum to a 62-51 win over the Raiders of Concord.  The Raiders were led by Matthew Ilodigwe with 16 and Joseph McHugh with 15.

 

Connor  Rufo and Corey Perkins each with 14 points,  13 by Marcus McCollum, 11 points by Jyair Davis paced the Warriors of Sanford to a 56-49 win over the Silver Eagles of Hodgson.  The Silver Eagles were led by John Stansberry with 21 and Preston Grinnage with 11.

 

18 points by Gregory Bloodsworth, 15 by Eric Montanez, 11 by Patrick Magee and 10 by Corey Gordon paced the Ravens of St. Thomas More to a 72-32 win over the Indians of Indian River.  Jamier Felton led the Indians of Indian River with 23 points

 

29 points by Kyson Rawls, 23 by Na Shon Hyland paced the Hawks of St. Georges to a 80-67 win over the Cardinals of St. Andrews.  The Cards were led Malik Velmer with 23 points, Adrian Watts with 11 and 10 each by Myles Villafana and Lamar Duncan.

 

19 points by Brandon Faulk, 11 by Holsen Ulysses paced the Laurel Bulldogs to a 52-44 win over the Sussex Central Golden Knights.  The Knights were led by Ethan Lambert with 17.  Ryhlee Matthews with 14 and Jaron Polk with 12.

 

25 points by Myles Cale 11 by Ky Ree Perkins paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 52-38 win over the Bucs of Milford.  The Bucs were paced by Brion Murray with 15 and 11 by Christopher Sampson.

 

Sophmore Kyle Greene came off the bench to led the Seahawks as they defeated the Auks in conference by a 42-39 score and contributed with 11 points. Justin Broccoli added 10 points and 10 rebounds.  Andrew Pinto led the Auks with 14 points while Colin Lynch added 11 points. Congratulations to both DMA and Archmere seniors on your high school careers.

 

 

Girls 2-21-17

 

19 by Logan Handy paced the Lady Bulldogs of Laurel to a 61-38 win over the Lady Ravens of St. Thomas More.

 

12 points by Brianna McCoy and 11 by Natalie Hobbs paced the Lady Hillers of Tower Hill to a 40-33 win over the Charter Lady Force.

 

21 points by Rukiya Davis, 10 by Jayla Mulen paced the Lady Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 58-33 win over the Lady Bucs of Milford.  Rajene Bowe led the Lady Bucs with 12

 

13 points by Jayla Smith and Melena Creedle paced the Lady Eagles of Smyrna to a 43-46 win over the Lady Colonials of William Penn.  Jessica Behomar paced the Lady Colonials with 19 points.

 

16 points by Alanna Speaks, 12 by Lexi Bromwell paced the Vikings of St. Elizabeth to a 57-27 win over the Lady Green Knights of Mt. Pleasant.  Nacaia Jackson led the Knights with 12 points

 

12 points by Janae Carter, 11 by Christina Bourantas paced the Lady Warriors of Wilmington Christian to a 37-34 win over the Lady Cardinals of St. Andrews School.  The Cards were led by Samantha Mayo with 12 points.

 

14 points by Da Quira Lancaster, Lizjae Matos with 11 paced the Lady Cougars of Delcastle to a 52-21 win over the Lady Yellowjackets of Newark.  The Jackets were led by Ayanna Holt with 12.

 

28 points by Lauren Park, 19 by Samantha Polloch, 13 by Kendra Warren paced the Sanford Lady Warriors to a 69-46 win over the Lady Pandas of Padua.  The Lady Pandas were led by Isabella Julian with 13 and Camryn Scully with 10.

 

12 points by Ronnasia Blatchey Huggins 10 by NaLeigha Wright paced the Lady Wildcats of Howard to a 61-25 win over the Lady Dragons of Glasgow.  The Lady Dragons were led by Imani Proctor with 17.

 

16 points by Margaret Connelly paced the Ursuline Raiders to a 71-37 win over the Concord Lady Raiders.  The Lady Concord Raiders were led by Zhane Snow with 18, Jamayah Dennis with 11.

Salesianum takes 2017 Independent Conference and Privates Schools Tournament

Tournament Results

106 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Zach Spence (Salesianum) 28-4, So. over Hunter Smith (Delaware Military Academy) 23-18, Fr. (Fall 3:05).
3rd Place Match
Liam Clements (Archmere Academy) 12-7, Fr. over Anthony Bellamy (Caravel Academy) 10-4, . (Fall 2:32).
5th Place Match
Troy Lenno (Newark Charter) 13-11, 8th. over David Seeman (Wilmington Christian School) 9-10, Fr. (Fall 2:50).

113 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Owen Klinger (Salesianum) 22-11, Fr. over Trent Wall (Sanford H S) 9-10, So. (UTB 4-3).
3rd Place Match
Dylan Peters (Delaware Military Academy) 26-13, Sr. over Luke Munch (Wilmington Friends H S) 13-6, 8th. (Fall 2:31).
5th Place Match
Joseph Jones (Newark Charter) 12-15, 8th. over Frank Acierno (Wilmington Christian School) 3-18, 8th. (Dec 7-2).

120 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Zachary Matrinez (Delaware Military Academy) 9-0, Jr. over Andy Lynch (Salesianum) 20-14, Sr. (Dec 2-1).
3rd Place Match
John Tigani (Tatnall H S) 19-5, Jr. over Matt Hinderhofer (Wilmington Friends H S) 15-11, Sr. (Fall 0:35).
5th Place Match
Zachary Hevelow (Newark Charter) 7-16, So. over Andrew Yuhas (Caravel Academy) 14-14, So. (For.).

126 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Brock Will (Salesianum) 14-10, Fr. over Josh Mottola (Archmere Academy) 24-8, Jr. (Dec 10-4).
3rd Place Match
John Ritchie (Delaware Military Academy) 20-23, Sr. over Jeffrey Gunter (Conrad School Of Science) 28-12, Jr. (SV-1 4-2).
5th Place Match
Jason Lamey (Sanford H S) 5-11, 8th. over Cole Hiller (Tatnall H S) 14-13, So. (Dec 3-0).

132 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Kyle McDonough (Sanford H S) 17-7, Jr. over Harry Latch (Salesianum) 15-7, So. (SV-1 4-2).
3rd Place Match
Chris Tigani (Tatnall H S) 8-6, So. over John Coons (Wilmington Friends H S) 14-12, Sr. (Dec 3-2).
5th Place Match
Andrew Boesenberg (First State Military Academy) 7-4, So. over Hunter Warrington (St Marks H S) 15-15, So. (Fall 4:05).

138 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Luke Harasika (Salesianum) 28-13, Jr. over Matthew McDougal (Archmere Academy) 13-5, Fr. (Fall 1:14).
3rd Place Match
Luke Duarte (Caravel Academy) 23-12, So. over Michael Ranegan (Conrad School Of Science) 21-13, Fr. (M. For.).
5th Place Match
Donald McAlpine (First State Military Academy) 10-2, Fr. over Joseph Pargoe (Red Lion Christian Academy) 10-6, 8th. (Dec 5-1).

145 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Luke McDonough (Sanford H S) 8-3, Sr. over Nickolas Schaefer (Caravel Academy) 23-7, Sr. (Fall 1:47).
3rd Place Match
Nolan Collins (Archmere Academy) 23-12, So. over Andrew Cercena (Tower Hill Hs) 24-6, Sr. (SV-1 11-9).
5th Place Match
Kyle Bradford (Wilmington Christian School) 20-16, Jr. over Jack Harasika (Salesianum) 5-16, Fr. (Dec 4-3).

152 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Timmy Griffith (Sanford H S) 28-6, Sr. over Justin Morgan (Delaware Military Academy) 32-9, Jr. (Fall 2:58).
3rd Place Match
Brandon Leggott (St Andrews H S) 10-7, Jr. over Jeff Engelmann (St Marks H S) 23-6, Jr. (Dec 3-2).
5th Place Match
Brenndan Ferrell (First State Military Academy) 11-3, Fr. over Luke Rossi (Salesianum) 3-15, So. (M. For.).

160 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Andrew Brooks (Sanford H S) 11-3, Jr. over Elijah Walton (Conrad School Of Science) 23-3, Sr. (TF-1.5 3:08 (17-1)).
3rd Place Match
Anthony Trusello (Archmere Academy) 27-12, Sr. over Harrison Dalton (Caravel Academy) 17-16, Jr. (Dec 2-1).
5th Place Match
Mitchell Riley (Delaware Military Academy) 19-17, Jr. over Harrison Quimby (Tower Hill Hs) 14-12, Sr. (Fall 2:52).

170 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Logan Montgomery (Salesianum) 22-10, Jr. over Asher Tingle (Sanford H S) 11-18, Sr. (Fall 1:57).
3rd Place Match
Clay Brooks (Archmere Academy) 30-10, Jr. over Evan Roberts (Wilmington Christian School) 19-11, Jr. (Dec 7-3).
5th Place Match
Austin Warrington (St Marks H S) 14-14, Jr. over Jared Whitmarsh (Conrad School Of Science) 9-18, Fr. (Dec 2-1).

182 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Joey Scalia (Delaware Military Academy) 36-8, Sr. over Joe Silan (Caravel Academy) 16-9, Jr. (Fall 4:48).
3rd Place Match
Patrick Wicks (Archmere Academy) 27-8, Sr. over Spencer Green (Sanford H S) 8-17, Sr. (Fall 4:40).
5th Place Match
Luke Campbell (Wilmington Christian School) 20-11, So. over John Blackwell (Wilmington Friends H S) 9-11, Jr. (Fall 1:53).

195 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Colin Adams (Caravel Academy) 25-2, Sr. over Martin Reynoso (Wilmington Christian School) 21-4, Sr. (Dec 7-6).
3rd Place Match
Michael Gallagher (Tower Hill Hs) 20-6, Sr. over Anthony Soscia (Archmere Academy) 19-21, Jr. (Fall 2:19).
5th Place Match
Kelvin Wolhar (Delaware Military Academy) 17-22, Jr. over Nate Crock (Wilmington Friends H S) 11-10, So. (Fall 2:25).

220 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Keith Medley (Caravel Academy) 23-2, Sr. over Michael Devine (Archmere Academy) 26-12, Jr. (Fall 3:00).
3rd Place Match
Vinny Marcozzi (Salesianum) 21-10, Jr. over Matt Denney (Wilmington Friends H S) 20-4, Sr. (Dec 10-3).
5th Place Match
Charles Quimby (Tower Hill Hs) 14-13, Sr. over Will Hollingsworth (First State Military Academy) 11-3, Jr. (M. For.).

285 Results
Guaranteed Places

1st Place Match
Hunter Balback (Delaware Military Academy) 23-7, Jr. over Curtis Linton (Caravel Academy) 13-6, Sr. (UTB 3-2).
3rd Place Match
Luke Frietze (Tower Hill Hs) 14-5, Jr. over Alexander Minner (Salesianum) 7-12, Jr. (SV-1 3-1).
5th Place Match
Joey Cartwright (St Marks H S) 7-7, So. over Logan Vivian (Newark Charter) 11-17, Jr. (Fall 0:36).

Team Scores
1.	Salesianum	224.0
2.	Delaware Military Academy	188.5
3.	Sanford H S	180.5
4.	Caravel Academy	171.0
5.	Archmere Academy	168.5
6.	Wilmington Friends H S	70.0
7.	Wilmington Christian School	66.0
8.	Conrad School Of Science	64.0
9.	Tower Hill Hs	56.0
10.	St Marks H S	44.5
11.	First State Military Academy	44.0
12.	Tatnall H S	43.0
13.	Newark Charter	32.0
14.	St Andrews H S	20.0
15.	Red Lion Christian Academy	10.0

St. Georges Hawks takes 2017 Blue Hen Conference DE Wrestling Tournament

For the second time in their school history the Hawks from St. Georges Tech Hs 230.52 claimed the 2017 Blue Hen Conference Wrestling Title . Wilmington Charter School 222.03. Middletown 190.54. William Penn H.S. 183.05. Appoquinimink 139.06. Concord H S 112.07. Delcastle H S 108.08. Mt Pleasant H S 80.59. A.I. Dupont 80.010. Brandywine 77.511. McKean H S 53.012. Christiana H S 51.013. Hodgson Vo Tech School 50.014. Glasgow H S 43.015. Howard H S 37.016. Newark H S 36.517. Dickinson 14.0

The Top 6 out of each weight class qualify for the states at Dover High 7th and 8th are alternates

Tournament Results

106 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Elias Smith of Wilmington Charter School
2nd Place – John Pantazes of St. Georges Tech Hs
3rd Place – Jaxson Al-Chokhachy of Middletown
4th Place – Zaire King of McKean H S
5th Place – Zach Palmer of Mt Pleasant H S
6th Place – Kyle Simpson of Concord H S
7th Place – Matthew Guckenberger of Newark H S
8th Place – Luis Moreno of Delcastle H S
1st Place Match
Elias Smith (Wilmington Charter School) 23-6, So. over John Pantazes (St. Georges Tech Hs) 26-10, Fr. (Fall 2:28).
3rd Place Match
Jaxson Al-Chokhachy (Middletown) 28-12, So. over Zaire King (McKean H S) 18-11, Jr. (Fall 3:47).
5th Place Match
Zach Palmer (Mt Pleasant H S) 24-11, So. over Kyle Simpson (Concord H S) 4-4, Fr. (Dec 6-1).
7th Place Match
Matthew Guckenberger (Newark H S) 13-19, Fr. over Luis Moreno (Delcastle H S) 4-6, So. (For.).

113 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Hunter Hamill of Middletown
2nd Place – Wyatt McMullen of St. Georges Tech Hs
3rd Place – Samir Roane of Brandywine
4th Place – Dominic Ball of Wilmington Charter School
5th Place – Matthew Wolff of Concord H S
6th Place – Brandon Muniz of Delcastle H S
7th Place – Cecil Owusu of William Penn H.S.
8th Place – Cole Kyle of Christiana H S
1st Place Match
Hunter Hamill (Middletown) 27-5, Jr. over Wyatt McMullen (St. Georges Tech Hs) 22-9, Fr. (Dec 7-2).
3rd Place Match
Samir Roane (Brandywine) 12-7, Jr. over Dominic Ball (Wilmington Charter School) 19-18, Fr. (Fall 0:44).
5th Place Match
Matthew Wolff (Concord H S) 15-12, So. over Brandon Muniz (Delcastle H S) 13-15, Fr. (Fall 1:57).
7th Place Match
Cecil Owusu (William Penn H.S.) 11-19, Fr. over Cole Kyle (Christiana H S) 9-13, Fr. (Fall 1:55).

120 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Willem Carl of Middletown
2nd Place – Danny Rankin of St. Georges Tech Hs
3rd Place – Isaiah Marshall of Delcastle H S
4th Place – Asa Fay of Wilmington Charter School
5th Place – Sidney Ndi of Christiana H S
6th Place – Scott Weinkowitz of Concord H S
7th Place – Nasir Nichols of Howard H S
8th Place – Ermias Keleta of Brandywine
1st Place Match
Willem Carl (Middletown) 29-9, Fr. over Danny Rankin (St. Georges Tech Hs) 22-8, So. (Dec 10-9).
3rd Place Match
Isaiah Marshall (Delcastle H S) 27-14, So. over Asa Fay (Wilmington Charter School) 11-3, Fr. (MD 21-9).
5th Place Match
Sidney Ndi (Christiana H S) 14-8, So. over Scott Weinkowitz (Concord H S) 23-11, So. (Dec 3-2).
7th Place Match
Nasir Nichols (Howard H S) 14-9, So. over Ermias Keleta (Brandywine) 13-17, Jr. (Inj. 4:07).

126 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Nicholas Novarnik of St. Georges Tech Hs
2nd Place – Jesse Muaka of Wilmington Charter School
3rd Place – Nahid Hossain of Mt Pleasant H S
4th Place – Joseph Piha of Concord H S
5th Place – Patrick McNeilly of Appoquinimink
6th Place – Joseph Taylor of Newark H S
7th Place – Will Assmann of William Penn H.S.
8th Place – Jy`aire Hickman of Howard H S
1st Place Match
Nicholas Novarnik (St. Georges Tech Hs) 36-3, Jr. over Jesse Muaka (Wilmington Charter School) 35-4, Sr. (Dec 1-0).
3rd Place Match
Nahid Hossain (Mt Pleasant H S) 27-9, Jr. over Joseph Piha (Concord H S) 23-9, Sr. (Fall 4:33).
5th Place Match
Patrick McNeilly (Appoquinimink) 13-11, So. over Joseph Taylor (Newark H S) 17-18, So. (M. For.).
7th Place Match
Will Assmann (William Penn H.S.) 6-18, So. over Jy`aire Hickman (Howard H S) 10-14, Jr. (M. For.).

132 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Liam O`Connor of Delcastle H S
2nd Place – Azeem Bell of A.I. Dupont
3rd Place – Kyle Mayo of Mt Pleasant H S
4th Place – Vincent Black of Concord H S
5th Place – Shannon Burris of Appoquinimink
6th Place – Nicholas Serio of St. Georges Tech Hs
7th Place – Zakaria Barnes of Christiana H S
8th Place – Tommy Dempster of Wilmington Charter School
1st Place Match
Liam O`Connor (Delcastle H S) 35-8, So. over Azeem Bell (A.I. Dupont) 19-8, Fr. (Dec 9-2).
3rd Place Match
Kyle Mayo (Mt Pleasant H S) 24-4, Jr. over Vincent Black (Concord H S) 23-9, Sr. (Fall 3:22).
5th Place Match
Shannon Burris (Appoquinimink) 26-16, Sr. over Nicholas Serio (St. Georges Tech Hs) 17-13, Jr. (Dec 6-5).
7th Place Match
Zakaria Barnes (Christiana H S) 17-9, Sr. over Tommy Dempster (Wilmington Charter School) 15-21, So. (MD 17-4).

138 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Dante Immediato of Middletown
2nd Place – Johnny Garcia of Wilmington Charter School
3rd Place – Dontae Ferrara of St. Georges Tech Hs
4th Place – Grant Farabaugh of Mt Pleasant H S
5th Place – Douglas Gunter of Appoquinimink
6th Place – Noah Ogbin of William Penn H.S.
7th Place – Nicholas Lafazia of A.I. Dupont
8th Place – Steve Dobrzynski of Glasgow H S
1st Place Match
Dante Immediato (Middletown) 32-6, Sr. over Johnny Garcia (Wilmington Charter School) 19-5, Sr. (TF-1.5 5:57 (18-3)).
3rd Place Match
Dontae Ferrara (St. Georges Tech Hs) 5-3, So. over Grant Farabaugh (Mt Pleasant H S) 5-5, So. (Fall 4:44).
5th Place Match
Douglas Gunter (Appoquinimink) 9-17, Sr. over Noah Ogbin (William Penn H.S.) 6-8, So. (M. For.).
7th Place Match
Nicholas Lafazia (A.I. Dupont) 6-9, So. over Steve Dobrzynski (Glasgow H S) 13-9, Sr. (Dec 3-2).

145 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Ryan Juarez-Robertson of William Penn H.S.
2nd Place – Jamier Schaener of A.I. Dupont
3rd Place – David Flanigan of Wilmington Charter School
4th Place – Sam Casalvera of Middletown
5th Place – Kamron Campbell of Brandywine
6th Place – Zach Wallen of Mt Pleasant H S
7th Place – Douglas Markland of Delcastle H S
8th Place – Santiago Vizcaino of Newark H S
1st Place Match
Ryan Juarez-Robertson (William Penn H.S.) 23-7, Sr. over Jamier Schaener (A.I. Dupont) 21-7, Sr. (TB-1 3-2).
3rd Place Match
David Flanigan (Wilmington Charter School) 35-8, Sr. over Sam Casalvera (Middletown) 13-16, Sr. (Dec 7-5).
5th Place Match
Kamron Campbell (Brandywine) 17-13, Sr. over Zach Wallen (Mt Pleasant H S) 20-15, So. (Dec 12-7).
7th Place Match
Douglas Markland (Delcastle H S) 29-19, So. over Santiago Vizcaino (Newark H S) 12-16, Sr. (Dec 9-3).

152 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Brian Schneider of Middletown
2nd Place – Hunter Beaudet of St. Georges Tech Hs
3rd Place – Jaeah Yoo of Wilmington Charter School
4th Place – Jose Hilario of Appoquinimink
5th Place – Enoch Santiago of Hodgson Vo Tech School
6th Place – Tymere Wilson of Glasgow H S
7th Place – Joe Bedwell of William Penn H.S.
8th Place – Laurence Majewski of Brandywine
1st Place Match
Brian Schneider (Middletown) 35-6, So. over Hunter Beaudet (St. Georges Tech Hs) 20-11, Jr. (Dec 7-2).
3rd Place Match
Jaeah Yoo (Wilmington Charter School) 10-5, Sr. over Jose Hilario (Appoquinimink) 19-14, Sr. (Dec 2-1).
5th Place Match
Enoch Santiago (Hodgson Vo Tech School) 21-17, Jr. over Tymere Wilson (Glasgow H S) 24-8, Jr. (M. For.).
7th Place Match
Joe Bedwell (William Penn H.S.) 28-12, Sr. over Laurence Majewski (Brandywine) 21-14, Sr. (Fall 4:46).

160 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Mathew Blaasch of Appoquinimink
2nd Place – Jose Escobar of Delcastle H S
3rd Place – Luis Rodriguez of William Penn H.S.
4th Place – Nate Fulton of St. Georges Tech Hs
5th Place – Maurice Wells of Wilmington Charter School
6th Place – Gabriel Larson of Middletown
7th Place – Dominic Barbuto of Concord H S
8th Place – Andrew DelPercio of Newark H S
1st Place Match
Mathew Blaasch (Appoquinimink) 32-8, Jr. over Jose Escobar (Delcastle H S) 29-18, Jr. (MD 16-6).
3rd Place Match
Luis Rodriguez (William Penn H.S.) 28-10, Sr. over Nate Fulton (St. Georges Tech Hs) 16-14, So. (SV-1 6-4).
5th Place Match
Maurice Wells (Wilmington Charter School) 5-6, Sr. over Gabriel Larson (Middletown) 4-12, Jr. (Fall 4:27).
7th Place Match
Dominic Barbuto (Concord H S) 14-13, Jr. over Andrew DelPercio (Newark H S) 9-12, Sr. (Dec 9-3).

170 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Carter Lamey of Wilmington Charter School
2nd Place – Jonathan Kranz of Brandywine
3rd Place – Nicholas Atehortua of St. Georges Tech Hs
4th Place – Tom Lane of William Penn H.S.
5th Place – Alexander Hom of Appoquinimink
6th Place – Arturo Harris of Howard H S
7th Place – Mekhi Wiggins of Hodgson Vo Tech School
8th Place – Ahmad Mageid of Newark H S
1st Place Match
Carter Lamey (Wilmington Charter School) 32-10, Sr. over Jonathan Kranz (Brandywine) 25-7, Jr. (MD 20-8).
3rd Place Match
Nicholas Atehortua (St. Georges Tech Hs) 19-10, Jr. over Tom Lane (William Penn H.S.) 6-6, So. (Dec 10-3).
5th Place Match
Alexander Hom (Appoquinimink) 14-12, Jr. over Arturo Harris (Howard H S) 13-9, Jr. (Fall 3:39).
7th Place Match
Mekhi Wiggins (Hodgson Vo Tech School) 15-17, Jr. over Ahmad Mageid (Newark H S) 15-15, Sr. (TB-1 2-1).

182 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Austin Clayton of St. Georges Tech Hs
2nd Place – Nick Lane of William Penn H.S.
3rd Place – NcKyle Green of Appoquinimink
4th Place – David Roebuck of Concord H S
5th Place – Jaden Jefferson of Christiana H S
6th Place – LeDay Womack of Wilmington Charter School
7th Place – Christopher Winkelman of Middletown
8th Place – Hissan Snell of Howard H S
1st Place Match
Austin Clayton (St. Georges Tech Hs) 27-5, Sr. over Nick Lane (William Penn H.S.) 15-8, Jr. (TF-1.5 2:43 (18-3)).
3rd Place Match
NcKyle Green (Appoquinimink) 11-7, Jr. over David Roebuck (Concord H S) 18-11, Jr. (Dec 7-5).
5th Place Match
Jaden Jefferson (Christiana H S) 12-17, Jr. over LeDay Womack (Wilmington Charter School) 13-24, Jr. (Dec 9-2).
7th Place Match
Christopher Winkelman (Middletown) 11-21, So. over Hissan Snell (Howard H S) 8-8, Jr. (Fall 0:40).

195 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Messiah El of William Penn H.S.
2nd Place – Zaqar Shaw of Glasgow H S
3rd Place – Daniel Swieczek of Hodgson Vo Tech School
4th Place – Charles Warner of Delcastle H S
5th Place – Trevor Brobst of Middletown
6th Place – Kajie Li of A.I. Dupont
7th Place – Tyler Clifton of Howard H S
8th Place – Garrett Thomas of Wilmington Charter School
1st Place Match
Messiah El (William Penn H.S.) 19-4, Sr. over Zaqar Shaw (Glasgow H S) 15-6, Sr. (Fall 1:29).
3rd Place Match
Daniel Swieczek (Hodgson Vo Tech School) 21-18, Sr. over Charles Warner (Delcastle H S) 14-19, Jr. (Fall 4:41).
5th Place Match
Trevor Brobst (Middletown) 17-18, Sr. over Kajie Li (A.I. Dupont) 12-11, Sr. (M. For.).
7th Place Match
Tyler Clifton (Howard H S) 16-6, Jr. over Garrett Thomas (Wilmington Charter School) 5-15, So. (Fall 2:34).

220 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Myles Goodson of William Penn H.S.
2nd Place – Alex Salmorbekov of Concord H S
3rd Place – Jared Pheasant of St. Georges Tech Hs
4th Place – Kyle Lank of Wilmington Charter School
5th Place – Jon Smith of Middletown
6th Place – Duncan Stevens of Dickinson
7th Place – John Lawson of A.I. Dupont
8th Place – Robert Jadick of Appoquinimink
1st Place Match
Myles Goodson (William Penn H.S.) 30-7, Sr. over Alex Salmorbekov (Concord H S) 26-8, Jr. (Fall 5:13).
3rd Place Match
Jared Pheasant (St. Georges Tech Hs) 14-7, So. over Kyle Lank (Wilmington Charter School) 15-23, Jr. (Dec 8-4).
5th Place Match
Jon Smith (Middletown) 13-13, So. over Duncan Stevens (Dickinson) 14-8, Sr. (SV-1 12-10).
7th Place Match
John Lawson (A.I. Dupont) 18-11, Jr. over Robert Jadick (Appoquinimink) 7-4, Jr. (Fall 0:54).

285 Results
Guaranteed Places
1st Place – Loma Thomas of McKean H S
2nd Place – Jay-juan Jones of A.I. Dupont
3rd Place – Chris Saunders of Appoquinimink
4th Place – Charles Hope of William Penn H.S.
5th Place – Harrison Dunnum of Christiana H S
6th Place – Ben Somerville of Wilmington Charter School
7th Place – Edward Rodgers of Brandywine
8th Place – Nick Terzaghi of St. Georges Tech Hs
1st Place Match
Loma Thomas (McKean H S) 18-3, Jr. over Jay-juan Jones (A.I. Dupont) 26-5, Sr. (MD 11-3).
3rd Place Match
Chris Saunders (Appoquinimink) 20-10, Sr. over Charles Hope (William Penn H.S.) 17-7, Sr. (Dec 5-3).
5th Place Match
Harrison Dunnum (Christiana H S) 16-8, So. over Ben Somerville (Wilmington Charter School) 10-10, So. (Fall 2:04).
7th Place Match
Edward Rodgers (Brandywine) 6-10, Fr. over Nick Terzaghi (St. Georges Tech Hs) 9-19, So. (Fall 3:49).

Wrestling News

From: VMI Wrestling<mail@neulionnetwork.com>
Date: Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 9:31 PM
Subject: Article: Keydets Drop Back and Forth Dual to Sacred Heart
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Keydets Drop Back and Forth Dual to Sacred Heart Courtesy VMIKeydets.com Fri, February 17, 2017 Courtesy VMIKeydets.com LEXINGTON, Va. – Facing a non-conference opponent on Senior Night, the VMI wrestling team fell in a back and forth battle to visiting Sacred Heart by a 20-18 score Friday night at Cormack Hall. After senior Dalton Henderson registered easy points for VMI by way of a Pioneer forfeit to open the dual, three consecutive Sacred Heart wins from the 133-149 weight classes proved to be the difference as the Keydets (2-12, 1-5) and Pioneers exchanged wins every other bout afterward to close the match. The Pioneers (3-11) jumped ahead by a 10-6 tally through four bouts after logging two victories by decision and a major decision win at 141 to put VMI at a deficit. Sophomore Neal Richards put the Keydets back ahead at 157 pounds by earning a pin in 3:58 over Sacred Heart’s Casey Mitchell to put VMI back up, 12-10, at the midpoint. The fall marked Richards’ fourth pin of the season, tied for third most on the team. The teams then took turns trading victories, starting with a Pioneer win at 165 as Matt Fisher topped VMI’s Cade Kiely by a 5-1 decision. Wrestling in his final home match as a Keydet, senior Shabaka Johns claimed a 4-1 decision over Dom Celli to reclaim the VMI advantage at 15-13 with only three bouts remaining. At 184 pounds, Pioneer Elliott Antler majored VMI’s Ben Wagner by a 10-2 score to put the Pioneers back up, 17-15. VMI junior Taylor Thomas stepped up to the challenge and won by a 12-6 decision over Mark Boyle for the Keydets’ final lead of the night, 18-17. Coming down to the heavyweight division, Sacred Heart’s John Hartnett managed to pull out a 6-0 decision win over Thomas Shea-Roop to seal a 20-18 team victory over VMI in the final home match of the season. The Keydets close the regular season tomorrow night on the road to face Southern Conference foe Campbell in a 5 p.m. dual in Buies Creek, North Carolina. The SoCon tournament is slated for Saturday, March 4, in Charleston, South Carolina. Sacred Heart 20, VMI 18 125: Dalton Henderson (VMI) wins by forfeit … 6-0 133: Gerard Daley (SHU) dec. Michael Hulcher (VMI), 6-4 … 6-3 141: Paul Klee (SHU) maj. dec. John Reed (VMI), 19-8 … 6-7 149: Alex Harnsberger (SHU) dec. Stevan Smith (VMI), 8-2 … 6-10 157: Neal Richards (VMI) pinned Casey Mitchell (SHU), 3:58 … 12-10 165: Matt Fisher (SHU) dec. Cade Kiely (VMI), 5-1 … 12-13 174: Shabaka Johns (VMI) dec. Dom Celli (SHU), 4-1 … 15-13 184: Elliott Antler (SHU) maj. dec. Ben Wagner (VMI), 10-2 … 15-17 197: Taylor Thomas (VMI) dec. Mark Boyle (SHU), 12-6 … 18-17 285: John Hartnett (SHU) dec. Thomas Shea-Roop (VMI), 6-0 … 18-20

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From: Kelli Grashel <KG3@athletics.wisc.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 9:10 PM
Subject: UW WRES: Badgers drop Spartans to cap Big Ten dual season
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Badgers drop Spartans to cap Big Ten dual season

Wisconsin defeats Michigan State, 26-12, behind eight wins

Feb. 17, 2017

 

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MADISON, Wis. – It was an exciting night at the UW Field House, as the No. 18 Wisconsin wrestling team put on a show marking a 26-12 victory over Michigan State on Friday night to put a cap on its Big Ten dual season.

Wisconsin (6-5 overall, 4-5 Big Ten) suffered an early setback as Michigan State’s Drew Barnes pinned Santonio Cathery (157), which gave MSU a 6-0 lead. However, the Badgers immediately turned the tides, winning the next five bouts.

 

Connor Medbery (HWT) had a standout performance for the Badgers, adding five points to the board with a 15-0 tech fall. The victory was Wisconsin’s lone bonus-point win of the night.

In the second match, Hunter Ritter got the Badgers back on track. He came out strong with two takedowns in the first period and kept control throughout to finish the 5-4 decision.

 

Ricky Robertson (197) continued the Badgers successful rhythm starting with his first takedown in the first period. He attacked late in the second to take a 4-0 lead into the second period. He was taken down early in the third after escaping, but retaliated with a reversal at the last second to close the 7-2 decision.

The Badgers’ winning ways continued through Medbery’s win to defining decisions at 125 and 133 by Johnny Jimenez and Eli Stickley, respectively.

Andrew Crone ditched his “Comeback Crone” persona and attacked first for a 2-1 edge after the first period at 149. He slipped out of Trimble’s grasp more than halfway through the second and then tacked another takedown. Trimble hit Crone with a reversal late in the third, but the Badger escaped and held off to clinch the 6-3 decision.

Seniors TJ Ruschell and Isaac Jordan both came away with victories at 157 and 165, respectively, -and secured the 26-12 Wisconsin victory. Ruschell defeated Austin Thompson, 8-4, and Jordan dropped Drew Hughes with a tight 3-2 decision.

The Wisconsin wrestling team returns to the UW Field House on Sunday to host Central Michigan. The dual is scheduled to start at 12 p.m. (CT). UW’s esteemed senior class will be honored in a ceremony before the start of the dual.

MATCH POINTS

-UW won eight out of 10 matches on the night, marking the fourth time Wisconsin has won five-or-more matches in a dual and also marking the most bouts won in a dual this season.

-The Badgers recorded their third-straight win headed into the final dual of the season.

-For the second-straight year, UW ended Big Ten dual season with a win. The Badgers trumped Northwestern last season, 38-3.

-Wisconsin improved to 27-17-2 in the all-time series with Michigan State and 14-8-1 in duals in Madison.

-Hunter Ritter claimed his third-straight victory over a Big Ten opponent with his 5-4 decision.

-Isaac Jordan eclipsed the 20-win mark with his 3-2 decision.

-Connor Medbery matched his career high for Big Ten wins in a season with nine.

-Sunday’s dual will serve as senior day honoring one of the most decorated groups of seniors the Badgers have ever had. Santonio Cathery, Jarod Donar, Isaac Jordan, Rylan Lubeck, Connor Medbery, TJ Ruschell and Ryan Taylor will be honored at the match.

MAT TALK

“Overall, I’d say we did pretty good. We won eight out of 10 matches, so that’s always good. We’re always looking to go 10-for-10, so we’re not quite where we want to be at, but it’s something to improve on and we’re looking forward to Sunday. Hopefully we can capitalize on the matches that we didn’t win today and get big wins against a good team in Central Michigan.” – Junior Ricky Robertson

“I told my coach before the match that I’m going to make sure I don’t give up the first takedown. It’s kind of been a little bit of a problem, starting kind of slow, and I can always put some pace up at the end because I’m in pretty good shape. It was definitely good to get out to a good start this match and not really have to come back for a third.” -Andrew Crone

“We beat a Big Ten team. We won eight out of 10 weight classes. I felt like we saw a lot of the things we’ve been working on in practice and there’s things that are recurrent issues that stopped us from maybe building on our leads or finishing matches the right way, things we’ve been talking about for a month now. It’s time to straighten those out. We’re going to talk about it tonight, talk about it tomorrow and come out ready Sunday against Central Michigan.” -Associate head coach Trevor Brandvold

RESULTS

125: Johnny Jimenez dec. Logan Griffin, 7-4

133: Eli Stickley dec. Austin Eicher, 5-2

141: Javier Gasca fall over Eli Stickley (5:41)

149: Andrew Crone dec. Nick Trimble, 6-3

157: TJ Ruschell dec. Austin Thompson, 8-4

165: #3 Isaac Jordan dec. Drew Hughes, 3-2

174: Drew Barnes fall over Santonio Cathery (3:35)

184: Hunter Ritter dec. Shwan Shadaia, 5-4

197: #12 Ricky Robertson dec. Wesley Maskill, 7-2

Hwt.: #2 Connor Medbery TF over Jacob Cooper, 15-0 (4:11)

 

Kelli Grashel

Assistant Director of Athletic Communications |University of Wisconsin

Softball, Wrestling, Women’s Soccer, Men’s Soccer, Women’s Basketball

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Date: Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 7:03 PM
Subject: NCSU WRESTLING: #7 Wolfpack Wins Six of Final Seven Matches to Take Out #16 Michigan, 23-15
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@PackWrestle Wins Six of Final Seven Matches to Take Out #16 Michigan, 23-15
For the second straight year, NC State wins its NWCA National Duals matchup

RALEIGH, N.C. – After falling behind 10-0 after the first three matches, the No. 7 Wolfpack won six of the final seven bouts and defeated visiting #16 Michigan 23-15 Friday night in the NCWA Nationals Duals. The Wolfpack (13-2) won in the National Duals for the second straight year, following up last year’s 21-17 win at #2 Iowa.

The win closes out the Pack’s dual portion of the 2016-17 season, with NC State finishing 13-2. With last year’s 23-1 mark, NC State has won 35 of its 38 duals over the last two seasons.

The dual started at 157 pounds, and Michigan took the first three matches to jump out to a 10-0 lead. The Wolfpack responded with four straight wins, and won six of the final seven matches to take the victory.

#10 Redshirt-junor Michael Macchiavello started the Pack’s comeback at 184 pounds. The reigning ACC Wrestler of the Week got three first period takedowns and was in control throughout his 18-7 major decision win. Macchiavello has now won seven straight matches at 184 pounds.

#25 Redshirt-sophomore Malik McDonald followed up and made it back-to-back wins for NC State with a 9-5 decision over #32 Jackson Striggow. After a 3-3 tie after the first period, McDonald controlled the final two periods with a pair of takedowns and the ride time point.

At the break, Michigan was up 10-7.

NC State captured the lead for good in the first match after the intermission. #20 Redshirt-senior Mike Kosoy made quick work of his opponent and recorded a pin just 23 seconds into the match for six team points and the 13-10 lead.

#23 Redshirt-sophomore provided the home fans with the most exciting match of the night, as he took out two-time All-American Conor Youtsey in extra time 5-3. Down 3-1, Fausz scored a takedown with just eight seconds left to send it into overtime. Fausz then secured the win with the winning takedown with five seconds left in the first OT period.

Michigan’s final win would be a tech fall by #7 Stevan Micic at 133 pounds.

The Pack closed the dual with back-to-back wins by a pair of top-10 wrestlers.

#2 Junior Kevin Jack dominated his match, winning his 25th in a row with a 19-5 major decision at 141 pounds. #10 Redshirt-senior Sam Speno closed out the evening with a 5-4 decision.

Up Next: The Wolfpack will defend its ACC title, as NC State will host the 2017 ACC Championship on March 4 in Reynolds Coliseum. The action begins at 11 a.m., with the finals slated to start at 7 p.m. ACC

#7 NC State 23, #16 Michigan 15
157: #10 Brian Murphy (Mich) dec. #24 Thomas Bullard; 7-4 – 0-3
165: #2 Logan Massa (Mich) major dec. Chad Pyke; 21-8 -0-7
174: #9 Myles Amine (Mich) dec. #33 Nick Reenan; 5-2 – 0-10
184: #10 Michael Macchiavell (NCSU) major dec. Ernest Battaglia; 18-7 -4-10
197: #25 Malik McDonald (NCSU) dec. #32 Jackson Striggow; 9-5 – 7-10
285: #21 Mike Kosoy (NCSU) fall Payne Hayden; 0:23 – 13-10
125: #23 Sean Fausz (NCSU) dec. Conor Youtsey; 5-3 (SV1) – 16-10
133: #7 Stevan Micic (MICH) tech fall #16 Jamal Morris; 25-5 – 16-15
141: #2 Kevin Jack (NCSU) major dec. Sal Profaci; 19-5 -20-15
149: #10 Sam Speno (NCSU) dec. Zac Hall; 5-4 – 23-15
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ate: Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 6:38 PM
Subject: Bulls Conclude Dual Season With 31-9 Win Over Binghamton
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February 17, 2017 VESTAL, NY – Competing in their final dual of the season, the University at Buffalo wrestling team took down Binghamton, 31-9, at the Binghamton Events Center on Friday night. It was the Bulls’ 11th dual win of the season which is their most since 2004. Justin Patrick started things off for the Bulls at 125. Patrick jumped out to a 4-2 lead after the first period and held on for the 7-6 decision over Steven Bulzomi. Bryan Lantry continued his great season with a third-period pin of Audey Ashkar. It was Lantry’s sixth straight win and his fifth pin of the season. Jason Estevez followed with a 3-2 decision over Dylan Caruana at 141. It was Estevez’s third straight dual win. Alex Smythe won a 7-1 decision over Tristan Rifanburg at 157 and Tyler Rill followed with an 11-1 major decision over Jake Einbinder at 165. Brett Perry had the biggest win of his career with a 7-6 decision over 15th-ranked Steve Schneider at 184. It was Perry’s first career win over a ranked opponent. Nate Rose earned a forfeit win at 197. Jake Gunning capped off the win with a 6-2 decision over Connor Calkins at 285. The win improved Gunning’s record to 14-3 in duals on the season. “It was a great team performance tonight,” head coach John Stutzman said. “Brett Perry stole the show with an upset of a nationally-ranked opponent.” Up next for the Bulls are the Mid-American Conference Championships beginning March 4. BUFFALO 31, BINGHAMTON 9 125: Justin Patrick (UB) won by decision over Steven Bulmozi (BU), 7-6 133: #15 Bryan Lantry (UB) won by fall over Audey Ashkar (BU), 6:53 141: Jason Estevez (UB) won by decision over Dylan Caruana (BU), 3-2 149: Parker Kropman (BU) won by fall over Colt Cotten (UB), 4:23 157: Alex Smythe (UB) won by decision over Tristan Rifanburg (BU), 7-1 165: Tyler Rill (UB) won by major decision over Jake Einbinder (BU), 11-1 174: Anthony Lombardo (BU) won decision over Muhamed McBryde (UB), 5-2 184: Brett Perry (UB) won by decision over #15 Steve Schneider (BU), 7-6 197: Nate Rose (UB) won by forfeit, 6-0 285: Jake Gunning (UB) won by decision over Connor Calkins (BU), 6-2

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Date: Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 10:21 PM
Subject: Article: HORNETS STRIKE EARLY IN SEASON OPENING WIN AT CHARLESTON SO.
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Photo courtesy of DSU Athletics/Rodney Adams Travis Dill tossed 3.1 innings of scoreless relief in Hornets’ season opening win HORNETS STRIKE EARLY IN SEASON OPENING WIN AT CHARLESTON SO. Courtesy DSU Athletic Media Relations Fri, February 17, 2017 Charleston, S.C. (Feb. 17, 2017) — Delaware State scored six runs in the first three innings, while pitchers Lane DeLeon and Travis Dill combined for nine strikeouts without allowing an earned run in a 9-2 victory Charleston Southern in the 2017 opener for both teams at CSU Ballpark today. The win was the Hornets’ first in a season opener since the 2009 season. Newcomer Ciaran Devenney was two-for-four with two RBI in his collegiate debut, Austin Bentley had three hits and Todd Henry drove in two runs to highlight DSU’s nine-hit attack. Darnel Maisonet got the Hornets off to a quick start with a two-out solo homer in the top of the first inning. Maisonet had one home run in 156 at bats as a freshman in 2016. Delaware State tacked on two runs in the second to open up a 3-0 lead. Jaylen Zielecki drove in the first run of the inning on a two-out double and Tommy Jordan doubled in Zielecki in his first collegiate at bat for the second run of the frame. Charleston Southern scored two unearned runs off DeLeon in the bottom of the second inning to cut the Hornets’ lead to 3-2. DSU answered with three runs in the top of the third for a little more breathing room. After a one-out double by Bentley put runners on second and third, Devenney drove in his first career run on a ground out to second. Two batters later, Henry doubled to right center, driving in two to give the Hornets a 6-2 lead. After DeLeon shut down the Buccaneers in the third and fourth innings, the Hornets added two more runs in the fifth. Maisonet singled to lead off the inning and later scored on a single by Devenney. DSU opened up an 8-2 lead when the second run of the inning crossed the plate on a Charleston Southern error. Delaware State closed out the scoring with a run in the ninth. Pinch hitter Devin Beverly’s two-out single drove in Masionet, who scored four times in the game.   DeLeon allowed five hits and two unearned runs, while striking out five and walking three in 5.2 innings to earn the win. Dill relieved DeLeon in the bottom of the sixth, getting the final out of the inning with the bases loaded. He also pitched the final three innings, striking out four, to earn the save. The Hornets will look for two wins in a row to start the season when the teams play a single game on Saturday. Sophomore right-hander Sean McGrath is DSU’s scheduled starter in the contest.

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Subject: Article: BASEBALL FALLS IN OPENER AT FAU, 16-5
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Courtesy Monmouth Sports Information BASEBALL FALLS IN OPENER AT FAU, 16-5 Courtesy Monmouth Sports Information Fri, February 17, 2017 BOCA RATON, FL- Monmouth University’s baseball team dropped the season opener at Florida Atlantic on Friday night, 16-5. Dan Shea (Wilmington, DE/Salesianum) drove in three runs for the Blue and White, who fall to 0-1 on the season. FAU struck for three quick runs, plating them on a base hit, an error and a sacrifice. The Hawks battled back in the third, getting a solo home run off the bat of Ryan Bailey (Mount Kisco, NY/Fox Lane) and an RBI single from Shea, the third consecutive hit for MU in the inning. The Owls struck for four in the fourth off MU starter Ricky Dennis (Warrington, PA/Central Bucks South), including a two-run double from Tyler Frank, before adding two more in the fifth on a Kevin Langham two-run home run. A three-run sixth extended the Florida Atlantic lead to 12-2. Florida Atlantic extended the lead on Esteban Puerta’s three-run home run in the seventh, and led 16-2 until Shea led off the eighth with a solo homer, Monmouth’s second long ball of the night. Shea added a two-run single for the Hawks in the ninth to close the night with three runs batted in. NOTES AND QUOTES “Early in the game, we were unable to execute defensively and with pitch execution. That’s never a good combination, FAU is way too good to give them addition outs. They took advantage of everything tonight and the score shows that.” –Monmouth Head Coach Dean Ehehalt -Ryan Bailey notched Monmouth’s first hit, RBI and home run of the season on one swing with a third inning home run. -Grant Lamberton, Shaine Hughes and Dan Shea got three hits in a row to plate Monmouth’s second run in the third, with Shea driving in Lamberton on a base hit to right. -Danny Long became the first true freshman to start a season opener for Monmouth since 3/5/10, when Danny Avella started at third base at San Diego State. -Johnny Zega notched his first career hit as a pinch hitter in the seventh with an infield single. Zega finished with two hits in the game. -Dan Shea homered in the eighth, his first of the season. -Tom Jakubowski collected his first hit as a Hawk, a sixth inning single. -Ryan Lillie made his Monmouth debut, tossing a scoreless eighth inning. -Dan Abate made his collegiate debut as a pinch hitter in the ninth, and was hit by a pitch. NUMBERS CRUNCH -Ricky Dennis got the start, and finished with four innings pitched, allowing six runs on seven hits with two strikeouts. -Six different Hawks collected hits on the evening. -Alex House started for FAU, working six innings and allowing two runs on five hits. -FAU outhit Monmouth 15-10 on the evening. UP NEXT -Monmouth continues its series with FAU tomorrow afternoon in Boca Raton at 3:00 p.m.

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SUBJECT: Wilmington Softball Starts Season with Shutout of Southern New Hampshire, but Falls to Kutztown

DATE: February 17, 2017
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. – – The Wilmington University softball team began its 2017 campaign with a split of games on Friday, defeating Southern New Hampshire, 7-0, before falling to Kutztown, 3-1, to kick off the 2017 Snowbird Softball Freeze Out Tournament.

The bats wasted little time to warm up on Friday, collecting 19 hits in the two games, including seven extra base hits. The pitching was also firing on all cylinders, as Caitlyn Whiteside tossed a complete game shutout over the Penmen before Brooke Lachette tossed 4.1 strong innings against Kutztown, getting hurt by defensive errors.

Freshman Whitney DeMora introduced herself in a big way in the top of the first inning in the opener, crushing a solo shot to dead center field in her first collegiate at-bat to put the Wildcats ahead, 1-0. Becca Stanley led off the top of the second with a double before Kaitlyn Slater knocked her senior classmate in with a single for the 2-0 lead in the first two innings.

The big hits continued to come for the Wildcats, as Slater led off the top of the sixth inning with a solo homer to left for the 4-0 lead while a sac fly brought in another run in the inning to put the Wildcats ahead, 5-0. Stanley capped the runs for the Wildcats to a two-run blast of her own in the seventh inning, bringing in Colby Wyatt for the 7-0 lead. Whiteside took care of the rest for the shutout.

Whiteside allowed eight hits, but only one extra base hit, with only one walk. She struck out three batters in the win.

Stanley finished 3-for-4 with two RBI and three runs scored while Slater went 2-for-3 with two RBI and a run scored. Rosa’Lynn Burton and Danielle Bradley added doubles for their lone hits of the opener.

The defense let the Wildcats down in the nightcap, as they committed four errors in the game with all three third inning runs coming unearned.

Burton was the catalyst for the Wildcats’ lone run, as they got off to another fast start with a first inning score. Burton led off the game with an infield single, moving to second on an error. She was soon standing on third with a stolen base. Jazmeen Llamas put the Wildcats on the board with an RBI single, but she was left stranded at third base as the Golden Bears escaped a bases loaded, no out jam with just the one run.

Lachette got out of a bases loaded jam in the bottom of the first, but couldn’t escape danger in the third. An error and a single put two runners on with two outs, but the Golden Bears came up with a two-run single to move ahead, 2-1. Another error moved the runner to third base and Lachette got the ground ball she was looking. But another fielding error brought in the third run and the Wildcats could never recover.

The Wildcats had a chance in the top of the seventh, as Bradley led off the inning with a hit-by-pitch. Burton put the tying run on base with an infield single, but the Wildcats couldn’t convert in falling, 3-1.

Burton went 3-for-4 from atop the Wildcats’ lineup as Llamas picked up the lone RBI. DeMora had the lone extra base hit for the Wildcats with a double in the first inning.

The Wildcats return to action on Saturday with games against Shippensburg and Lock Haven in continuing the 2017 Snowbird Softball Freeze Out Tournament.

 

om: Selheimer, Scott W. <selheime@udel.edu>
Date: Fri, Feb 17, 2017 at 7:58 PM
Subject: SUBJECT: Late Delaware Rally Comes Up Just Short in Baseball Season Opener vs. Pittsburgh
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SUBJECT: Late Delaware Rally Comes Up Just Short in Baseball Season Opener vs. Pittsburgh

DATE: February 17, 2017

KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Heading into the ninth inning of its season opener Friday afternoon, the University of Delaware baseball squad faced a four-run deficit on the scoreboard.

Ten minutes later the Hens had the bases loaded with one out and a chance to win the game, but a base running error and a strikeout to end the game finished the threat and the Blue Hens dropped a 5-3 decision to the University of Pittsburgh (1-0) in the first game of the Diamond 9 Tournament at Osceola Heritage Park.

Trailing 5-1 in the top of the ninth inning, Delaware (0-1) got singles from Kyle Baker, Nick Tierno, and Nick Patten with one out and cut the lead to three when Baker scored on a throwing error.

Blue Hen third baseman Diaz Nardo then smoked a line drive off Pittsburgh pitcher Isaac Mattson that deflected in the direction of the Pitt shortstop. In a clean motion, David Yanni picked up the ball barehanded and fired to first. Nardo beat the throw, and the ball bounded away, but Delaware’s lead runner, Doug Trimble, rounded second too far and was thrown out for the second out of the inning.

Mattson then struck out UD shortstop James Meeker to end the game and preserve the win for Atlantic Coast Conference entry Pittsburgh.

“Today was a tough one,” said Delaware head coach Jim Sherman. “We played well for seven of the nine innings. Unfortunately we had a few mental lapses in the fifth inning, where Pitt scored three times. I know our young club will bounce back well tomorrow (in games vs. Ohio State and Kansas State). Today proved this club will be very good and can compete with teams from any of the top conferences in the country.”

The Blue Hens, who outhit Pitt 9-7, got off to a good start as the first three Delaware hitters reached base against Panthers starter Matt Pidich. After Kevin Mohollen was caught stealing following a leadoff walk, Baker poked a double down the left field line and later scored on a double to right field by Tierno for a 1-0 lead.

Delaware starter Brandon Walter held the Panthers scoreless over the first three innings before Pitt came back to take the lead for good, scoring on a wild pitch in the fourth inning and adding three runs in the fifth thanks to RBI singles by Caleb Parry and Yannni.

The two teams then traded zeros until Pitt added an insurance run in the eighth on another wild pitch.

Delaware will next return to the diamond tomorrow for a doubleheader against Ohio State (2:30 p.m.) and Kansas State (6 p.m.). Ohio State defeated Kansas State 6-3 earlier on Friday.

HEN SCRATCHINGS:

•      Theloss snapped an eight-start unbeaten streak for Walter
•      Baker produced the 21st multi-hit game of his career in just 53 games
•      Delaware falls to 0-2 all-time against Pittsburgh.

AGATE:

Delaware…….100 000 002-   3-9-1

Pittsburgh……000 130 01X-   5-7-0

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Iona Slips Past Marist

Hart Leads Red Foxes With 26, Parker Finishes With Double-Double

 

POUGHKEEPSIE, New York – The Marist men’s basketball team fell to Iona, 95-88, in a Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference matchup on Feb. 17 in McCann Arena. The loss drops the Red Foxes at 6-22 overall and 3-14 in conference play. Iona moves to 18-10 overall and 11-6 in MAAC play.

 

Red-shirt senior guard Khallid Hart led Marist with 26 points. Hart shot 9-for-11 from the free-throw line. Sophomore forward Ryan Funk scored an efficient 20 points on 5-for-7 shooting from three-point range and a 5-for-5 performance from the free-throw line. Sophomore guard Brian Parker flirted with a triple-double as he finished with 14 points, 11 rebounds, and seven assists. It was Parker’s team-best fourth double-double of the season.

 

Senior center Kentrall Brooks had his third double-digit rebound game of the season with 10 in 20 minutes. Making his first start in a Marist uniform, sophomore guard Richie Mitchell scored seven points to go along with career highs of five assists and two steals.

 

Hart and Funk highlighted the first half for Marist with double-digit scoring totals. Hart tallied nine points in the first five minutes of play and totaled 17 in the first 20 minutes. Funk followed up with 12 points in the first stanza, going 3-for-4 from three-point range.

 

Iona finished the first half with a 48-46 advantage, but Marist took the lead with 17:02 to play on two free throws by Funk. A three-pointer by sophomore forward Kristinn Palsson gave Marist a 70-63 lead with 10:47 left, and matched the Red Foxes’ largest lead of the night

 

The Red Foxes remained in front until a basket by Iona’s Schadrac Casimir with 2:42 remaining. After a free throw by Parker tied the score on the next possession, Casimir answered with a three-point play, which gave the Gaels the lead for good with 2:10 left. The Gaels iced the victory by going 6-for-6 from the free-throw line in the final 14 seconds.

 

Casimir led all scorers with 27 points in 32 minutes off the bench. A total of five Gaels finished in double figures. Jordan Washington contributed 19 points and a game-high 12 rebounds in 24 minutes off the bench.

 

The Red Foxes will play in their second contest of a three-game homestand when they battle Canisius on Sunday, Feb. 19. Tip-off is scheduled for 2 p.m., and tickets are available on MaristTickets.com. The match-up will be available to view on Time Warner Cable SportsChannel (Channel 323) throughout New York State.

 

-GoRedFoxes.com-

 

 
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Subject: SUBJECT: Delaware Women’s Basketball Falls at Northeastern, 50-41
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SUBJECT:  Delaware Women’s Basketball Falls at Northeastern, 50-41 

DATE: February 17, 2017

BOSTON, Mass. – Junior Makeda Nicholas (North Babylon, N.Y./North Babylon) registered a career-high six blocked shots, but the Hens struggled offensively Friday evening in a 50-41 loss at Northeastern.

Nicholas finished the night with her first double double of the season with 11 points and 11 rebounds while recording all of Delaware’s blocks.  The forward has now swatted 109 career shots, tying Tiara Malcom (2001-05) for sixth all-time.

Senior Erika Brown (Paterson, N.J./John F. Kennedy) added 11 points with five rebounds, two assists and two steals.

As a team, the Hens (14-11, 8-6 CAA) shot 26.8 percent on 15-of-56 shooting from the floor.  The Huskies didn’t fare much better at 32.0 percent (16-of-50), but capitalized from behind the arc.

Claudia Ortiz led Northeastern (9-17, 5-9 CAA) with 14 points, three assists and three steals while Jess Genco posted 10 points with five rebounds.

POST-GAME QUOTES

Head Coach Tina Martin

“We gave it a lot of good effort, but unfortunately we came up on the short end tonight.  The decision-making wasn’t at the level that it’s been the last few games and we really made some questionable shot choices.  You have to hand it to Northeastern, they made big shots when they needed to and their guards really hurt us in transition.”

HEN SCRATCHINGS

• With her six blocked shots, Makeda Nicholas also passed Christine Cole on the career charts as Cole registered 108 from 1999-03.
• Nicholas’ six blocks were the most since Nicole Enabosi logged seven at Georgetown in December 2015.
• The Blue Hens shot just 7.7 percent (1-of-13) in the third quarter.

 

UPCOMING SCHEDULE

• Sunday, February 19 – Delaware at Drexel * – 3 p.m. – Daskalakis Athletic Center (Philadelphia, Pa.) – American Sports Network TV
• Friday, February 24 – Elon at Delaware – 7 p.m. – Bob Carpenter Center (Newark, Del.)
• Sunday, February 26 – Delaware at College of Charleston – 2 p.m. – TD Arena (Charleston, S.C.)

MEDIA CONTACT: Maggie Hayon, Assistant Sports Information Director | mhayon@udel.edu | O: 302-831-6389 | C: 302-379-9182

Scott Selheimer

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Keydets Rally for 11-5 Win on Opening Day Courtesy VMIKeydets.com Fri, February 17, 2017 Courtesy Brad Salois WILMINGTON, N.C. – The VMI Keydets scored the final nine runs of the game, sparked by big days from the top of their lineup, and Josh Winder settled down after a rocky second inning as VMI downed Appalachian State, 11-5, in the opening game of the Hughes Bros. Challenge in Wilmington, N.C. The game was the season opener for both clubs. A full story will be posted later this evening.

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COLUMBIA, S.C. – Sophomore outfielder TJ Hopkins went 3-for-4 with two doubles and a pair of RBI and junior right-hander Clarke Schmidt allowed just one run in 6.2 innings of work as fourth ranked South Carolina opened the 2017 season with a 7-1 win over UNCG. Friday’s contest was played in front of a sellout crowd of 8,242 at Founders Park.

Schmidt limited the Spartans to a solo homer, three hits and a pair of walks as he earned his first win of the season. Schmidt struck out three in the victory. UNCG starter Jack Maynard suffered the loss. He allowed five runs on six hits in 3.1 innings of work.

South Carolina broke ahead 2-0 in the bottom of the first inning. Hopkins led off with a double to right field and scored on Alex Destino’s one-out RBI single through the right side. Destino would make his way home with the second run benefiting from three wild pitches by Maynard.

UNCG cut the lead in half in the fourth on a solo homer by Dillon Stewart, who launched the first pitch he saw from Schmidt over the left field wall.

The Gamecocks answered though in the bottom half of the fourth with a four spot to take a 6-1 lead. With one out and runners on first and second base, Danny Blair knocked a RBI single to right field scoring Jacob Olson. Hopkins’ third hit of the day would score both LT Tolbert and Blair as he delivered a two-run double into the gap in right-center.

Carolina increased the cushion to six runs in the bottom of the 5th as Matt Williams scored on a wild pitch to give the Gamecocks a 7-1 lead.

NOTABLES
– The sellout crowd was the 49th in Founders Park history.
– Blair tied a career-high in hits with three in the contest. Blair also had three Feb. 27, 2016 vs. Penn State. It marked his third career multi-hit game.
– Hopkins now has an eight-game hitting streak going back to last season.
– Senior right-hander Colie Bowers struck out the first four batters he faced and allowed just one hit in 2.1 innings of work.
– Destino finished 2-for-4 with a pair of RBI as well. Jacob Olson also went 2-for-3 with a run scored in his first career game with the Gamecocks.
– Olson, Carlos Cortes and Riley Hogan all made their Carolina debut in the season opener. – A moment of silence was held before the game as the Gamecocks honored longtime fan Bill “Oot Oot” Golding. An “”Oot Oot” flag hung from one of the flag poles near center field in honor of Mr. Golding and “Oot Oot” helmets were given away to fans attending the game.

QUOTABLE FROM SOUTH CAROLINA HEAD COACH Chad Holbrook
“We played a clean game. Clarke was terrific. (Chris) Cullen was outstanding behind him, along with (Madison) Stokes and Jonah Bride. Those guys made some great plays behind them. It was a clean game no errors in the pitching or defense. We got some timely hits in there. TJ was special. Danny had a really nice game. Destino had a couple good hits. Obviously we had to play well. (UNCG) is a really good team. I’m impressed with their guys. They lead the nation in batting averages and slugging percentages for a reason and a lot of those guys are back so we have to be at the top of our game to have a successful weekend. We got off to a good start tonight.”

UP NEXT
South Carolina and UNCG return to action on Saturday in game two of the series with first pitch at 2 p.m. The game will be broadcast live on SEC Network Plus and can be heard on the Gamecock IMG Network including flagship station, 107.5 FM, “The Game.”

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Courtesy Dave Mayo (Appalachian, ’83) Appalachian State University baseball fell 11-5 in its season opener despite a five-run third inning. Drake Zupcic finished the game 2-3 with one hit, one run and a team-high two RBI. Six-Run Inning Dooms Apps in Season Opener Courtesy Appalachian State Sports Information Fri, February 17, 2017 WILMINGTON, N.C. – Despite five runs in the second, Appalachian State University baseball was unable to outlast a pesky VMI squad in the 2017 season opener on Friday at Brooks Field. The Mountaineers (0-1) seemed off to a slow start to begin the first inning of the year as the Keydets’ (1-0) Matt Dunlevy homered to right field to go up 1-0. But the Black and Gold responded strong in the second inning, going plating five runners in a short burst. Senior Brian Bauk was able to bring home junior Tyler Stroup on a ground out to first, before junior Drake Zupcic singled to center field to drive home two runs – senior Avery Jackson and junior Chandler Seagle. Freshman Calev Grubbs then hit a beauty to the wall, just out of the outstretched glove of the center-fielder to drive home Zupcic. To round out the top of the second inning, senior Matt Vernon rocketed one down the left field line to bring in Grubbs. The game then moved to a defensive battle as neither pitcher allowed many opportunities. The momentum switched in the bottom of the sixth after three scoreless half-innings. VMI used a fielding error to reach first and three walks to score one and load the bases before Collin Fleischer singled to center to drive around two. The Keydets’ Matt Pita shot a liner to center field just over the head of an outstretched Will Herman glove to bring home one. After Fleischer was walked home, Pita scored on a sacrifice fly to give VMI the 11 runs needed to secure the win. Junior Travis Holden got the call to start today on the mound. The right-hander finished with seven strikeouts, six hits and five runs in 5.0 innings pitched. Senior reliever Sean Mason received the loss. The Mountaineers will continue their four-game Hughes Bros. Challenge tournament in Wilmington, N.C. on Saturday when they play two: George Mason at 10 a.m. and a rematch with VMI at 6 p.m. The final game on Sunday is against host-team UNC Wilmington at 2 p.m.

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Delaware High School Basketball Report for 2-16-17

Boys Basketball 2-16-17

 

12 points by John Stansberry, 11 by Nasir Galloway paced the Hodgson Silver Eagles to a 57-45 win over the Raiders of Concord.  The Raiders were led by Joseph McHugh with 16 points.

 

20 points by Myles Cale and Keith Deloach , 13 by Ky Ree Perkins, 12 by Maxwell Somelefke paced the Jaguars of Appoquinimink to a 71-62 win over the Cavaliers of Middletown.  The Cavs were led by Shane Wilkins with 23 points, Marcus Pinkett with 20

 

18 points by Jordan Money, 14 by Nathan Thomas paced the Vikings of St. Elizabeth to a 66-49 win over the Force of Charter.  The Force was led by Randall Leith with 23 and Andy Brown with 10.

 

22 points by Chris Ludman paced the Spartans of St. Marks to a 46-28 win over the Cougars of Delcastle.  The Cougars were led by Marquel Bryant with 12.

 

20 points by Lamar Woody, Fahmee Flowers with 18 and 17 by Shane Bowman paced the Howard Wildcats to an 58-54 overtime win over the William Penn Colonials.  The Colonials were led by Dasir King with 16 and Jermal Crumel with 15.

 

19 points by Isaiah Morris and Ahmanuel White, 14 by Cameron Lewis paced the Lake Forest Spartans to a 78-31 win over the Warriors of Wilmington Christian School.

 

The Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy defeated the Tigers of AI DuPont in non-conference action 58-46. Justin Broccoli led the Seahawks with 19 points and 16 rebounds. Conner Gee added 15 points including a big 3 pointer and clutch foul shots down the stretch. The Tigers were led by Julius Inge with  29 points

 

28 points by Zach Zalewski paced the Seahawks of Sussex Academy to a 48-41 win over the Crusaders of Aquinas Academy.

 

23 points by Jordan Perkins and 15 by Timothy Farley paced the Quakers of Wilmington Friends to a 69=43 win over the Redskins of Conrad.  The Redskins were led by Amere Park Brown with 16 and 10 by Kyle Walker.

 

16 points by Hassan Perkins paced the Hornets of Tatnall to a 64-41 win over the Hillers of Tower Hill.  The Hillers were led by 10 by Kyle Motley and AJ Falco.

 

Girls Basketball 2-16-17

 

Tower Hill defeated Mt Pleasant 26-25.  Zaria Newsome led the Lady Knights and all scorers with 10 points.

 

10 points by Hannah Garbowski paced the Lady Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy to a 38-21 win over the Cardinals of St. Andrews.

 

20 points by Jessica Simmons, 12 by Aniah Patterson and Nicole Rainford paced the Lady Ravens of St. Thomas More to a 54-29 win over the Dragons of Glasgow.  The Dragons were led by Imani Proctor with 13.

 

15 points by Kereny Sampson paced the Lady Blue Raiders of Woodbridge to a 42-35 win over the Wildcats of Delmar. The Lady Wildcats were led by Aizha Brown with 11.

 

20 points by Maggie Connelly, 10 by Yanni Hendley paced the Lady Raiders of Ursuline Academy to a 50-40 win over the Lady Warriors of Sanford.  The Lady Warriors were led by Lauren Park and Allie Kubek.

 

18 points by Julie Kulesca and 13 points by Alyssa Faville paced the Lady Red Wolves of Conrad to a 57-33 win over the Lady Spartans of St. Marks.

 

23 points by Maia Bryson and 11 by Grace Lange paced the Lady Bucs of Caravel to a 64-22 win over the Force of Charter.

 

14 points by Jada Gillespie paced the Lady Vikings of Christiana to a 45-18 win over the Lady Yellowjackets of Newark.

 

19 points by Breanna Grant, 14 points by Zhane Snow, Jamiyah Dennis with 11 paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to a 57-43 win over the Lady Silver Eagles of Hodgson.  The Lady Silver Eagles were led by Janiah Perkins Jackson with 16, Imani Henry Butler contributed with 10

 

17 by Natalie DePaulo, 12 points by Margaret Sullivan 10 by Megan Flanigan paced the Lady Quakers of Friends to a 62-18 win over the Lady Rams of Dickinson.  The Lady Rams were led by Lynnjay Brown with 13.

 

 

 

Delaware High School Basketball News for 2-15-17

Boys Basketball 2-15-17

 

18 points by Kwa Jree Turner and 14 points by Kineph Turner paced the Yelowjackets of Newark to a 84-40 win over the Vikings of Christiana.  Tra Green led the Vikings of Christiana with 11 points.

 

16 points by Caleb Matthews, 14 points by Jaymeir Garnett and 12 by Anthony Watson paced the Eagles of Smyrna to a 52-36 win over the Vikings of Cape Henlopen,  Randy Rickards led Cape with 11 points.

 

19 points by Jordan Money, 14 points by Nathan Thomas paced the Vikings of St. Elizabeth to a 52-34 win over the Auks of Archmere.

 

Girls Basketball 2-15-17

 

16 points Sarah Karr and 15 by Emily Ansah paced the Lady Patriots of Newark Charter to a 45-32 win over the Lady Warriors of Wilmington Christian.  Janae Carter led Wilmington Christian with 13 points.

 

13 points by Jada Gillespie paced the Lady Vikings of Christiana to a 30-20 win over the Lady Lions of Red Lion Christian.

 

Grace Ruoff lead Brandywine with 11 points and teammate Nyjae Hale-Jones had 10 to pace the Lady Bulldogs of Brandywine to a 36-16 win over the Lady Highlanders of McKean.

 

15 points by Danajiah Stewart paced the Lady Auks of Archmere to a 56-48 win over the Lady Tigers of Alexis I DuPont.  The Lady Tigers were led by Berniah Ward Mayo with 16 points and Alkira Wilson with 11.

 

16 points by Kaylee Otlowski, 12 by Grace Lang paced the Lady Bucs of Caravel to a 54-39 win over the Lady Pandas of Padua Academy.  The Lady Pandas were led by Isabella Julian with 18

 

 

Delaware High School Basketball Wrap for 2-14-17

2-14-17 Boys Basketball

 

11 points by Sean Kelly, 10 points each by Andrew Pinto and Joey Lynch paced the Auks of Archmere to a 46-36 win over the Warriors of Wilmington Christian.  The Warriors were led by Colin Hockenbrock with 16 points and Eric Minimier with 11.

 

28 points by Joseph McHugh, 12 by Enyk Davis and Chimaobi Lawrence with 10 paced the Raiders of Concord to a 69-34 win over Design Lab.

 

22 points by Jyare Davis, 12 by Marcus McCollum and Devin Harris with 10 paced the Sanford Warriors to a 60-46 win over the Cougars of Delcastle.  The Cougars were led  by Marquel Bryant with 11 points and 10 by Sean Miller.

 

26 points by Isaiah Morris and 15 by Cameron Lewis paced the Lake Forest Spartans to a 62-51 win over the Indians of Indian River.  The Indians were led by Kevin Custis and Jamier Felton with 12 points.

 

18 points by John Stansberry, 17 by Nasir Galloway and 12 by Dawson Grinnage paced the Hodgson Silver Eagles to a 74-58 win over the Howard Wildcats.  The Wildcats were led by LaMar Woody led with 16 points and Shawn Bowman contributed with 13 and Jaquan Generatte contributed with 10.

 

24 points by O Koye Parker, 13 by Brandon Sengphachanah and 14 by Dwayne Earl paced the Caravel Buccaneers to a 73-58 win over the Highlanders of McKean.  The Highlanders were led by Pierre Lofland with 24, Jyare Fields with 17 and Andre Brady with 13. 

 

10 points by William Sullivan paced the Spartans of St. Marks to a 44-29 win over the Force of Charter.

 

15 points by Absalom Bowling, 12 by Jermel Crumel, 10 by Gerrad Wall paced the Colonials of William Penn to a 44-42 win over the Panthers of Polytech.  The Panthers were led by Jaadden Dungee with 22 points

 

19 points by Paul Brown and 12 by Chris Brown paced the Sals of Salesianum to a 57-47 win over the Quakers of Wilmington Friends.  The Quakers were led by Jordan Perkins with 21.

 

23 points by Malik Velmar, 12 by Lamar Duncan paced the Cardinals of St. Andrews to a 58-54 win over the Hornets of Tatnall.  The Hornets were led by Hassan Perkins with 26 and Nicolas Cutrona with 12.

 

16 points by Davione Robinson, 12 points each by Kain Buie and Shaft Clark paced the Riders of Caesar Rodney to a 62-33 win over the Sussex Central Golden Knights.

 

14 points by Brooks Parker 11 each by Te Shawn Dennard and John Roberts paced the Wildcats of Delmar to a 67-38 win over the Seahawks of Sussex Academy.  Zachary Zalewski led the Seahawks with 16 points.

 

26 points by Cornell Corbin and 20 by brother Hassan Corbin, 18 by Tevon Waters paced the Blue Raiders of Woodbridge to a 83-39 win over the Blue Jays of Seaford.  For the Seaford Blue Jays, Andrez Jones led with 12 points

 

24 points by Kyson Rawls and 23 by Nashon Hyland, 17 by Ethan Brown paced the St. Georges Hawks to a 79-70 win over the Jaguars of Appoquinimink.  The Jags were led by Myles Cale with 34 and Keith Deloach with 26.

 

12 points by Connor Gee and Jah mere Oakley paced the Seahawks of Delaware Military to a 56-46 win over the Hillers of Tower Hill.  The Hillers were led by James Allen with 15.

 

18 points by Eric Marshall, 11 by Kwa’jree Turner, 14 by Michael Drumgo paced the Newark Yellowjackets to a 66-50 win over the Newark Charter Patriots.  Justin Thomas led the Patriots with 22 points.

 

Girls Basketball  2-14-17

 

18 points by Jamesha Baker, 15 by Rajene Bowe, 13 each by Taylor Duffy and Kiarra Brittingham paced the Lady Buccaneers of Milford to a 71-40 win over the Lady Bulldogs of Lauren.  Lauren Handy led the Lady Bulldogs of Laurel with 20 points

 

23 points by Amanda Delia, 15 by Edalis Schloemann paced the Lady Jags of Appoquinimink to a 66-61 win over the Lady Hawks of St. Georges.  The Hawks ladies were led by Trinity Brittingham with 16 points and 15 by Alissa Crafton.

 

19 points by Alyssa Haith paced the Lady Riders of Caesar Rodney to a 50-42 win over the Lady Knights of Sussex Central.  The Lady Knights were led by Baleigh Lamber led with 17 points.

 

14 points by Rukiya Davis and Jalan Mullen paced the Lady Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 49-40 win over the Lady Senators of Dover.  Tajanae Henry Coney led the Lady Senators with 10 points.

 

10 points each by Danaziah Brown and Madison Stewart paced the Auks of Archmere to a 48-29 win over the Lady Seahawks of Delaware Military Academy.

 

13 by Yakira Smith Hines and 11 points by Alanna Speaks paced the St. Elizabeth Vikings to a 51-19 win over the Colonials of William Penn.

 

14 points by Erica Hager and 12 points by Kennedy Brown paced the Lady Hornets to a 46-17 win over the Lady Cardinals of St. Andrews.

 

21 points by Nyasia Carroll Jackson and 16 by Aiyanna Lee Williams paced the Lady Cavaliers of Middletown to a 52-50 win over the Lady Quakers of Wilmington Friends.  The Lady Quakers were led by Jayna Jones with 19 and Natalie DePaulo with 18.

 

14 by Selena Whalen Post and 13 points by Sharnae Polk Medley paced the Lady Yellowjackets to a 47-21 win over the Eagles of DAPSS.  Destiny Kircady Williams led the Lady Eagles with 13 points.

 

22 points by Zhane Snow, 11 by Jamiyah Dennis paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to a 65-31 win over the Lady Pandas of Padua Academy.

 

19 points by Anika Burrell and 14 points by Mya Maddox paced the Lady Spartans of Lake Forest to a 51-19 win over the Indians of Indian River.

 

17 points by Brianna McCoy paced the Lady Hillers of Tower Hill to a 50-23 win over the Lady Dragons of Glasgow.  Imani Proctor led the Lady Dragons with 17 points.

 

20 points by Alyssa Faville, 18 points by Julie Kulesza, Stefanie Kulesza paced the Lady Red Wolves of Conrad to a 74-34 win over the Lady Rams of Dickinson.  Lizjay Brown led the Lady Rams with 17 points.

 

20 points by Alexis Watkins paced the Lady Vikings of Cape Henlopen to a 52-40 win over the Lady Eagles of Smyrna.  The Lady Eagles were led by Melena Credle with 16 and 14 by Jayla Smith.

 

17 by Jaylen Ortiz and 10 points by Daquira Lancaster paced the Lady Cougars of Delcastle to a 41-36 win over the Lady Vikings of Christiana.  The Lady Vikings were led by Ndidi Iwu with 17 and Jada Gillespie with 10

Delaware Boys and Girls High School Basketball Report 2-13-17

Boys Basketball 2-13-17

 

14 points by Shane Wilkins paced the Cavaliers of Middletown to a 53-43 win over the Vikings of Christiana.  The Vikings were led by O Hara Wilkinson with 12.

 

22 points by Lamar Woody, 11 by David Nichols and 10 points by Shane Bowman and Fahmee Flowers paced the Wildcats of Howard to a 88-56 win over the Rams of Dickinson.  The Rams were led by Basir Muhammad with 20 points and 11 by Quadir Hunter.

 

21 points by Jamir Felton, Isaiah Bratton and Colby James paced the Indians of Indian River to a 64-40 win over Salisbury School of MD.

 

Girls Basketball 2-13-17

 

27 points by Zhane Snow, 15 points by Jamayah Dennis, 12 by Breanna Grant and 10 points by Amalya Shariff paced the Lady Raiders of Concord to a 75-32 win over the Lady Jaguars of Appoquinimink.

 

25 points by Na Leigha Wright and Ronnay Blatch Hutchins paced the Lady Wildcats of Howard to a 70-58 win over the Rams of Dickinson.  The Rams were led by Lynnjay Brown with 37.

 

14 points by Rukiya Davis and 11 by Lakendra Harp paced the Lady Ravens of Sussex Tech to a 58-18 win over Salisbury School.