The Cape Henlopen Vikings boys lacrosse team battled back from a 4-0 deficit early in the first quarter, took their first lead in the fourth quarter, and held on to defeat Stephen Decatur 13-12 in both team's season opener on Friday night in Berlin.
Both the boys and girls Bayside Senior All-Star games would need overtime to determine a winner on Tuesday night.
They should be called the 'Fab Five' at James M. Bennett High School because they certainly have the resume.
North Caroline's historic run to the boys 2A state basketball final came to an end with a 63-55 loss to Lake Clifton.
St. Elizabeth completed the Cinderella story as the #9 seed in the DIAA Boys' Basketball Tournament defeating defending champion Smyrna 60-49 to capture the school's first state championship.
The North Caroline Bulldogs controlled the tempo from the opening tip-off but found themselves trailing 28-27 heading into the half.
Final:Queen Anne's- 57Oakland Mills- 47
It was the second straight year of Baltimore Poly and Stephen Decatur boys hoops matching up in the 3A state semifinals, and the Engineers reigned supreme again.
The Maryland Eastern Shore women's basketball team saw their season come to an end on Wednesday, falling 71-65 to Bethune-Cookman in the quarterfinal round at the MEAC tournament in Norfolk.
The Maryland Eastern Shore women's basketball team overcame a slow start, and used the second half to pull away, defeating rival Delaware State 77-60 in the first round of the MEAC tournament.
The Maryland Eastern Shore men's basketball team fell into an 8-0 hole to start the game and never really recovered, falling 78-68 to Norfolk State on Monday night in round one at the MEAC tournament.
The Stephen Decatur Seahawks won their 3rd consecutive 3A East Regional Championship, defeating Centennial 60-51 on Saturday afternoon.
The Snow Hill Eagles season has come to a close in the Maryland 2A Regional Finals, with a 55-39 loss to Patterson Mill.
The Sussex Central Golden Knights looked to advance to the DIAA quarterfinals for the first time since the 2014-2015 season however St. Thomas More Academy came prepared.
The North Caroline Bulldogs pulled off the shocker of the season, defeating WiHi (24-1) 78-66 on Wednesday night in Salisbury to advance to the regional championship game on Friday.
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