The first half on the road against Snow Hill, the Rams looked to be on the ropes. Amonty Allen returned two kick offs, one from 99 yards out and another from 96 yards out to give the Eagles a 20-12 lead headed into half time.
Thursday afternoon was the season opener for the James M. Bennett jv football team. It was the first high school game for defensive end Michael Harmon, but just being on the field was a real achievement. Harmon was diagnosed with cancer as a 1 year old, and would undergo 5 rounds of chemotherapy.
The Smyrna Eagles are coming off of their first .500 season since 2011 and they look to continue to add to last season's finish.
WiHi entered this season wondering how they would be able to replace a player like Nelson Brown at running back and tonight - Jordan Brittingham proved to be solid, but the Cambridge-SD Vikings were ready to show what they were about this season.
Stephen Decatur entered this fall with big expectations surrounded Tyree Henry - who isn't known for what he can do on the football field, but how he can play on a basketball court. In tonight's game against Bo Manor, Henry proved there is much more to this young star than just a basketball.
Only four games into the young season, the Hawks volleyball squad saw a pair of its players earn recognition from the Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference.
The Wesley College women's cross country team was picked to finish sixth in the Capital Athletic Conference preseason poll by coaches from around the league. The team finished last season in sixth at the conference championship, their best finish since joining the CAC.
The Wesley College men's cross country team was picked to finish 10th in the Capital Athletic Conference preseason poll by coaches around the league. The Wolverines finish 10th in the 2014 CAC Championships.
The Kent County Trojans are looking to do something the program has not done in quite a long time, make the playoffs for three consecutive seasons.
The Milford Buccaneers are looking to break the programs recent trend of losing season with a break out 2015. The team returns a few key players while also adding a new head coach in Shaun Strickland.
The North Caroline Bulldogs football team is thinking big things in 2015. The team returns most their roster and looks poised to challenge for a conference title.
With a 10-3 record, with their 10th playoff appearance in the last 11 years in 2014, you would think the Queen Anne's Lions would be satisfied with last season. The Lions were the only Bayside team to knock off rival Kent Island, avenging the two losses the Bucs handed them in 2013.
The Salisbury University field hockey team picked up their first win of the year Tuesday night after they shut out Stevenson 5-0 at home. The win improves the Sea Gulls to 1-0 on the year.
The Caesar Rodney football team is looking for a big bounce back season in 2015. The Riders are led by 20 seniors and believe they have the team that can help turn things around this year.
The Stephen Decatur Seahawks are looking for a big bounce back season in 2015. Decatur is coming off a very disappointing 2-8 season, but looks reloaded and ready to go for the upcoming season.
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