Worcester Prep girls basketball run past Delmar
The Worcester Prep girls basketball climbed back to .500 on the season after they defeated Delmar 48-13. The win improves the Mallards to 2-2, while the loss drops the Wildcats to 0-2. The
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Cambridge South Dorchester Shutout in 26-0 Loss to Douglass
History repeated itself on Friday night when Cambridge South Dorchester hosted Douglass and were defeated 26-0. Last season, the Vikings had their season cut short by the Ducks after a 54-13 loss.
Dunbar Stuns Kent Island In Final Seconds
It came down to the final two seconds. The Maryland 2A State Semifinal lived up to its billing as Dunbar (11-3) found the endzone at the end of regulation, to complete their comeback, and defeat Kent Island (10-3) 24-21.
UMES women's basketball down mount St. Mary's, 2nd straight win
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore women's basketball team won their second straight game Wednesday night.
SU field hockey's Johnson, Sullivan honored
Salisbury field hockey's Samantha Johnson and Breck Sullivan were both honored this week by being named to the NCAA All-Tournament team.
Dawgs' Ready To Throw Down With Caravel
Laurel, DE- For the first time since the 2009 season, the Laurel Bulldogs are back in the post season. Laurel ended the season 8-2 with their only two losses to current unbeatens #1 St. Georges and #2
Quillen, Sussex Tech Ready For Defending Champs Sallies
Georgetown, DE- With a 9-1 record the Sussex Tech Ravens earned the #3 seed in the DIAA Division I Football State tournament, and drew a match with defending state champion six-seeded Salesianum. The Sallies
Pocomoke Boys Soccer Advances To Regional Finals
Pocomoke, MD - The Pocomoke boys soccer team advanced to the regional finals Friday after they defeated Crisfield 3-1. The Warriors will now play Kent County on Tuesday. The Crabbers were the first to
Delmar Football Rolls Indian River
Delmar, DE - The Delmar football team ended Indian Rivers' playoff hopes Friday night after they pulled out a 42-6 win. The win improves the Wildcats to 4-5, while the loss drops Indian River to 4-5. The
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