Salisbury softball doubles up New Paltz
The Salisbury University softball team won their eighth game in a row, defeating New Paltz State 9-2 in the second game on Saturday's doubleheader.
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Pocomoke Punches Ticket To Title, Trounce Clear Spring
The Pocomoke boys basketball team punched their ticket to the 1A State Title game Friday when they rolled past Clear Spring 86-65. The Warriors had built up a 30 point lead by the second quarter thanks to their pressure defense, and road their lead to the win.
Brittingham leads Decatur to first title game since 1971
The Stephen Decatur boys basketball team advanced to their first state final in 45 years, defeating Seneca Valley 66-61 at the Xfinity Center on the campus of the University of Maryland College Park on Thursday night.
Gettysburg Edges SU In Top 10 Showdown
The SU women's lacrosse team was handed their first loss of the year Wednesday when they fell to Gettysburg 10-8. The loss drops the Sea Gulls to 4-1 on the year.
DSU Upset Bid Falls Short Vs. Florida A&M
The Delaware State University women's basketball team saw their season come to an end on Tuesday when they fell to Florida A&M in the opening round of the MEAC Tournament 79-74. After being down early, the Hornets went on a big run to cut the deficit to just 3, but could never get over the hump.
Hawks Watch Season End To Morgan St.
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore men's basketball team saw their season come to an end on Tuesday when they fell in the first round of the MEAC Tournament to Morgan St. 65-58. The Hawks held a 9 point lead late in the first half, but were unable to pull away and watched as the Bears came back in the second half to win the game.
Hawks Offense Stalls As Howard Completes Upset
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore women's basketball team saw their season come to an end on Monday when they loss in the first round of the MEAC tournament to Howard 68-51. The Hawks took a slim lead into the halftime, but the offense stalled in the second half as the Bison ran away with the game down the stretch.
Hornets Stung By Savannah St.
The Delaware State University men's basketball team saw their season come to an end on Monday when they fell in the first round of the MEAC Tournament to Savannah St 63-58. The Hornets held a big lead into halftime, but a big run to open the second half gave the Tigers the momentum they would carry for the win.
Smyrna's Season Comes To Unpleasant End
The Smyrna boys basketball's season came to an end on Sunday when they fell to Mt. Pleasant in the DIAA State Quarterfinals 53-45. The Eagles fell behind early and were never able to completely get back over the hump.
The Bucs Stop Here
The Milford Buccaneers saw their incredible season come to an end on Sunday when they fell in the state quarterfinals to Sanford 64-49. The Bucs would be red hot from downtown, connecting on 10 3's, but couldn't slow down Mikey Dixon and would ultimately come up a little but short in their upset attempt.
Decatur girls fall late to Glenelg
The Stephen Decatur girls basketball team dropped a close matchup in the 3A East regional final, falling to Glenelg 45-44 on Saturday night.
MPSSAA State Wrestling Finals
The MPSSAA State Wrestling Finals were held at the Show Place Arena Saturday night, and four Bayside wrestlers had the chance to compete for the gold.
Seahawks topples defending champ Centennial
The Stephen Decatur Seahawks won their first regional title since 2010, defeating defending 3A champion Centennial 65-47 on Saturday night.
The Beast of the East! Poco Heads To Final 4
The Pocomoke girls basketball team is headed to the final four of the 1A after the Warriors topped Cambridge SD 62-32 in the Regional Championship game on Saturday. The Warriors will now face Southern-G on Friday at Towson University.
Warriors March Past Trojans To Xfinity Center
Two more win. That's all that's on the Pocomoke boys basketball team after the Warriors topped Kent County in the regional title game on Saturday 80-62. Pocomoke will now face Clear Spring at the Xfinity Center on Friday in the state semifinals.
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