La'Bron Hilliard scored the game's first run, and had a crucial RBI, as the Parkside Rams defeated the only team that they've lost to this season, beating Stephen Decatur, 5-1 in Berlin on Wednesday afternoon.
The Easton boys lacrosse team hit the road Wednesday and came away with a 20-4 win at Wicomico High School. The win improves the Warriors to 5-3, while the loss drops the Indians to 1-8.
The Queen Anne's girls lacrosse team hit the road Wednesday and came away with a 15-11 win at Parkside. The win improves the Lions to 7-1, while the loss drops the Rams to 4-5.
The James M. Bennett boys lacrosse team picked up another win Wednesday when they defeated Kent County at home 15-8. The win improves the Clippers to 6-3, while the loss drops the Trojans to 3-5.
The Delmar Wildcats boys lacrosse team shut out Indian River 13-0, at home to end a two game losing streak.
The Colonel Richardson High School baseball team traveled to Saint Michaels Wednesday afternoon with a perfect record on the line and a chance to seal up the Bayside North. Jumping out to a quick 9-0 lead, the Colonels coasted to a 12-3 victory to remain undefeated with a 13-0 record and claimed the Bayside North. The Saints slip to 8-4 for the season.
The Saint Michaels High School softball team hosted Colonel Richardson on Wednesday afternoon, but fell short in a late-game comeback, 11-9. The Colonels improve to 9-4 for the season, while the Saints slip to 2-7.
Morgan McAllister had two RBIs and Alison Duck closed the door when needed, in the Rams 4-3 win over Wi-Hi Tuesday afternoon.
The Parkside Rams baseball team continued their dominance, with their 7th straight win, defeating rival Wi-Hi, 10-0 Tuesday afternoon.
Easton High stand outs Jaelon Moaney and Leon Flournoy IV have both made their impressions during their time as a Warriors.
Parkside holds onto the lead and gets the win, 15-9 the final.
The Cape Henlopen High School boy's lacrosse team played host to Stephen Decatur in a big matchup between two states, and the Vikings proved better Monday night battling to a 9-6 victory. Cape improves to 7-2 for the season, while the Seahawks slip to 5-2.
The Sussex Tech High School boy's lacrosse team played host to Parkside on Monday afternoon and used a five-goal third quarter to put away a 14-6 decision. The Ravens improve to 4-3 for the season, while the Rams fall to 1-7.
The Stephen Decatur girls lacrosse team pulled off their second straight impressive victory Monday when they defeated Cape Henlopen 15-9. The win improves the Seahawks to 7-0, while the loss drops the Vikings to 6-2.
The Lady Hawks softball team played host to the Hampton Pirates this weekend and looked to add their second straight win of the season on Sunday.
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