Indian River's girls basketball team got their season started off with a nice road win Friday night when they defeated Delmarva Christian 49-41. The win improves the Indians to 1-0, while the loss drops the Royals to 0-1.
Laurel boys basketball waited until the 4th quarter before finally making their push as they were able to top Worcester Prep 38-37. The win improves the Bulldogs to 1-0, while the loss drops the Mallards to 1-1.
The Milford Buccaneers made quick work of Sussex Academy, defeating the Seahawks 92-14 on Friday night.
Sussex Tech started their season off with a nice win Friday night when they defeated Polytech 86-75. The win improves the Ravens to 1-0, while the loss drops the Panthers to 0-1.
The Smyrna Eagles opened up their 2016-'17 season with a 69-40 dumping of Sussex Central on Friday night.
The Wesley Wolverines lost to the Marymount Saints 72-62 in their CAC opener.
The No. 19 Salisbury University men's basketball team thwarted a second-half comeback attempt by St. Mary's College of Maryland to remain perfect on the season, and begin the Capital Athletic Conference slate with a win, topping the Seahawks 64-59.
The Salisbury University women's basketball team got its 2016-17 Capital Athletic Conference slate underway, with a convincing 72-36 win over St. Mary's College of Maryland on Wednesday night at the Maggs Physical Activities Center.
2016 DIAA Field Hockey All-State Honors
2016 Bayside North Field Hockey All-Conference Honors
The Smyrna Eagles won their 21 straight game, dropping William Penn 48-0 on Saturday night to advance to their second straight DIAA Division I championship game.
The Kent County football team watched their season come to an end Saturday afternoon as they fell to 1A power house Fort Hill 49-6. The Trojans finish the season with a 7-6 overall record, while the Sentinels improve to 13-0.
The Smyrna Eagles look to repeat the William Penn Colonials in the semi-finals, for the second straight year.
The Woodbridge Blue Raiders blanketed Caravel 21-6 on Friday night in the Division II state semifinals to advance to the first state title game in school history.
The Kent County football team is gearing up for their first state semifinals game in over 20 years as the Trojans will make the trip over to Cumberland on Saturday to take on a 12-0 Fort Hill team. The Trojans have battled through their season to make it just this far though, finishing the regular season with a 5-5 record on their way to earning the 3rd seed in the 1A East Region Playoffs.
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