Northampton Volleyball Sweeps Holly Grove
The Northampton volleyball team hit the road Tuesday and defeated Holly Grove 3-0 (25-22, 25-16 and 25-21). The Eagles return to action Friday when they host Salisbury Christian.
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Glovier Dazzles as Pocomoke Rolls Mardela
The Pocomoke boys soccer team hit the road Tuesday afternoon and defeated Mardela 6-0 behind 4 goals form senior Jacob Glovier. The win improves the Warriors to 3-0, while the loss drops the Warriors to 1-2.
UMES Volleyball Remains Perfect, Tops Loyola
The University of Maryland Eastern Shore volleyball team picked up a pair of wins Saturday to remain perfect on the year. The wins improve the Hawks record to 10-0.
Stephen Decatur grinds out a win at Wicomico
The Stephen Decatur Seahawks improved to 2-0, matching their total wins from just a season ago, defeating Wi-Hi 21-13 at County Stadium in Salisbury on Saturday afternoon.
Woodbridge begins season with shutout over Broadwater (Va.)
The Woodbridge Blue Raiders got their season off to a hot start, defeating Broadwater (Va.) 46-0 in their 2015 home opener.
Sussex Central Shuts Down Laurel
The 2015 football season officially kicked off last night and possibly one of the most anticipated Henlopen match up was between the Sussex Central Golden Knights and the Laurel Bulldogs.
Hodgson outlasts Lake Forest in thriller
The Lake Forest Spartans lost a thriller on Friday night, falling to two-time defending Division II champion Hodgson 38-30.
Miller's Late Goal Lifts SU Field Hockey Past Messiah
The Salisbury University field hockey team earned a hard fought 1-0 win over Messiah Saturday afternoon. The win improves the Sea Gulls to 4-0 on the year.
Milford Football Rolls Red Lion
The Milford football team dominate Red Lion in their season opener Friday night 67-0. The win improves the Buccaneers to 1-0, while the loss drops the the Lions to 0-1.
Delmar Field Hockey Shutout Pocomoke
The Delmar field hockey team defeated Pocomoke 3-0 Saturday in a game that was called early do to thunder. The win improves the Wildcats to 2-0 while the loss drops the Warriors to 2-2.
Kent County Dominate Washington, Move To 2-0
The Kent County Trojans hit the road Friday night and defeated Washington 53-18. The win improves the Trojans to 2-0, while the loss drops the Jaguars to 0-2.
Queen Anne's Football Bounce Back At Bennett
The Queen Anne's football team bounced back from their season opening loss at Kent County with a dominate 51-7 win at Bennett. The win improves the Lions to 1-1 on the year, while the loss drops the Clippers to 1-1.
Bennett Soccer Coast Past Washington
The James M. Bennett boys soccer team rolled to a 8-1 win. The win improves the Clippers to 1-0 on the year, while the loss drops the Jaguars to 1-1.
Parkside Advances To 2-0 After A Big Win At Easton
The Easton Warriors were at home tonight against Parkside and they were looking to battle back from last weeks tough loss to North Caroline.
Colonel Richardson Notches First Win Of The Season
Colonel Richardson played host to the Snow Hill Eagles for Friday night football. Both the Colonels and the Eagles are coming off of losses so they were both looking to get their first win of the fall tonight.The home team would get things going right away, Eric Joseph took the ball almost all the way to the end zone to start off the game and that set up the touchdown from Calvin Tilgman a couple plays later. Shawne Bowens and A.J. Palmer also contributed offensively with a couple of touchdowns. Colonel managed to score 3 touchdowns in the first quarter alone while Snow Hill's Amonty Allen helped the Eagles score once in the first quarter for a 21-6 score.While the Colonels showed dominance on the field, the Eagles were getting hurt from different penalty calls for chop blocking throughout the first quarter, and definitely hurt them down the road.The Eagles are a much better team than they were able to prove tonight on the field, however, what a great win for Colonel Richardson in front of their fans. The Colonels have been working hard to get some wins under their belts and this will be a memorable one for a long time as the Colonels take this one, 55-14 the final.
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