The Easton Warriors take the field this fall without two of their most dominant players from the 2014 season - quarterback Jaelon Moaney and running back/linebacker Leon Flournoy. The two athletes helped take the Easton Warriors to two-straight playoff runs while leading the team off the field as well.
The Sussex Central Golden Knights cant be more excited about 2015.
After a surprising 2014 season which included a run to the Division II state championship, the Laurel Bulldogs are looking to make a similar run in 2015.
After a nightmarish 2014 season the Dover Senators are hoping 2015 brings great things.
The Indian River football team takes the field this fall without 35-year veteran coach, Ray Steele, but he left the program in good hands with IR grad, Phillip Townsend. IR won a state championship in Steele's first season as a head coach of the Indians - that state title in 2011 was the last of all Henlopen South schools.
The Snow Hill Eagles take the field this fall coming off of an 8-2 finish last season, but those expectations of being mediocre, will not longer stand with new Head Coach, Tim Richo. Richo is a former Snow Hill football player himself, along with a majority of his coaching staff, who take pride in being an Eagle.
The Seaford Blue Jays finished up the season at 1-9 last year, but they heading into this season with changes on and off the field. The Blue Jays have found a new head coach in Dwayne Henry who is a former all-state Smyrna running back. Henry also was apart of the DSU football team who won the Hornets' first ever MEAC Championship. Off the field, Henry has seen success as well coming from a coach at DSU, as well as an Athletic Director of Compliance at Coppin State.
The Kent Island Buccaneers football squad is taking the field in 2015 with a different look from the players, all the way up to the coaching staff.
The Woodbridge Blue Raiders take the field this fall with a fairly young squad, adding 23 freshman to the program, while graduating a handful.
The Lake Forest Spartans are looking to build off their tremendous 2014 campaign with another big season this year. The Spartans opened last season with a perfect 10-0 mark, before losing to Hodgson in the first round of the state playoffs.
The Polytech Panthers are back to work, hoping that 2015 is the breakout season they have been working for. The team has several reasons to believe this could be their year too.
The Delmar Wildcats are back on the grid iron, looking for a bounce back season in 2015. Last year the Wildcats finished the year 5-5, missing out on the playoffs. The team returns all but 11 seniors, and now looks to have the experienced needed to return to being one of the conferences top teams.
The Sussex Tech Ravens are looking to build off of their success in the 2014 season with another great run this year. The team returns nearly all of their defense, and a few key players on offense, while will have to move on without one of the top players in the programs history.
Float for the Fund at Perdue Stadium was a hit, it is a fundraising event that has taken place for the past six years, and has contributed $17,000 to youth sports groups across the Delmarva Peninsula.
The Cape Henlopen Vikings have their eyes on the playoffs this year after missing the playoffs despite an 8-2 finish.
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