The defending DIAA girls lacrosse champion Cape Henlopen Vikings got win number one in the 2015 season, defeating Parkside 20-11 Wednesday afternoon in Champions Stadium on the campus of Cape Henlopen in Lewes.
Senior midfielder Dylan Handel scored eight goals as his Dover Senators got their first win of the season, crushing Sussex Central 19-2 in Georgetown Wednesday afternoon.
The James M. Bennett girls lacrosse team rolled to a win Wednesday afternoon in their season opener against Salisbury School 21-0. The win improves the Clippers to 1-0 on the year.
The No. 3 Salisbury University softball team swept their double header over Wesley Wednesday afternoon, 8-2 and 7-0. The pair of wins improves the Sea Gulls to 14-1, while the losses drop the Wolverines to 16-3.
The Polytech baseball team got win number one under their belt Tuesday night, defeating Indian River 10-5.
The Polytech girls lacrosse team got off to a fast start, outscoring Smyrna 14-1 in the first half, on the way to an 18-1 final.
The Parkside baseball team remained perfect on the year after they defeated Pocomoke Tuesday afternoon 12-1. The win improves the Rams to 4-0, while the Warriors drop to 0-1.
The Parkside softball team overcame a slow start to take down Pocomoke 13-3. The win improves the Rams to 2-0, while the loss drops the Warriors to 0-1.
The Stephen Decatur boys basketball team opened their season with a win Monday afternoon when they defeated Mardela 11-0. The Seahawks improve to 1-0, while the Warriors fall to 0-1.
The Mardela softball came into the season with a lot of expectations and lived up to them in their first test Monday when they traveled to Stephen Decatur and came away with a 26-0. The win improves the Warriors to 1-0, while the loss drops the Seahawks to 0-1.
The Stephen Decatur girls lacrosse team dominated in their season opener against Saints Peter and Paul, winning 16-3. The win improves the Seeahawks to 1-0, while the loss drops the Sabres to 0-1.
The James M. Bennett High School baseball team hosted Washington on Monday afternoon for its season opener, and pulled out a 5-1 victory to open 2015 in the win column. The Jags move to 0-3 for the season.
The James M. Bennett High School boy's lacrosse team opened up the 2015 campaign with a road victory Monday afternoon in Delaware, downing Delmar 10-6, behind three-goal efforts by Oakley Wise and Kevin Davis.
The SU women's lacrosse team took the field Sunday afternoon taking on number two ranked Cortland State. The rivalry between these two teams only continues to build as the years progress; last year, SU's only loss came from the Red Dragons, but the Gulls walked away with satisfaction this year.
After 5 pressing years, the hard work is finally paying off this season as Indian River adds a girls lacrosse team for the first time in school history.
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