Here is the tournament bracket for the Delaware HS State Volleyball Championships.

Field Hockey Football Lenniek Preston scored both touchdowns that Conrad scored against Concord, one on the ground and one from the air, but Concord scored twice as many touchdowns as the Red Wolves and victory went to the Raiders 28-14 St. Andrews beat the Maryland School for the Deaf 31-28. Mike Lilley completed 15-24 passes for 215 yards and 3 TDs. Brandon Graves caught 9 passes for 127 yards and 1 TD. Will Dulaney caught 3 touchdowns and Nick Osbourne rushed 30 times for

The Laurel Bulldogs named Carlie Venables as an Athlete of the Week for her recent performances for the Field Hockey team. She scored 5 goals against Delmarva Christian High School last Friday on 10/22/2021 and then she scored 4 goals against Christiana High School on Monday 10/25/2021. Wilmington Friends tied St. Andrews 1-1 the other day to clinch the DISC Conference Championship in Boy's Soccer for the 4th straight year. Here is a shot of Andrew Rossi submitted from the

The Tatnall School announced their co-athletes of the week. Field Hockey Rachael Whitehead scored twice as the Hornets of the Tatnall School beat Wilmington Christian 4-0. They improve to 11-3 on the year with Sanford remaining on the schedule, who they beat earlier in the year 5-0. Maci Bradford had a hat trick; Laura Rogers, Jordyn Hollamon and Ella Shockley each scored a pair of goals for the Wildcats of Delmar as they blast Padua 10-0. Alexis Puszkarczuk scored three time

Field Hockey Jessica Silver scored a couple of goals in Dickinson's 4-0 win over Christiana. Mei Tobin scored all four of Newark's goals against Mt. Pleasant as the Yellowjackets shutout Mt. Pleasant 4-0. Lauren DiSantis had three assists. Kylee Levere had two goals and one assist. The Polytech Panthers blanked Sussex Central 3-0. Boy's Soccer Mason Ball scored four goals for Delmar as the Wildcats beat Woodbridge 5-0. Jack Ford and Damian Kunie each had two assists. Kody Lev

Sussex Central's Brenya Reid entered the NFHS record books with 50 kills in a match against Caesar Rodney on 10-26-21. While not the most ever in a match, the amount of kills places her on the all-time list and the performance is the 6th best this century in a sanctioned high school match.

Aechelle Malazarte entered the NFHS record books on 10-26-21 as she scored 7 goals for the MOT Charter Mustangs in a game against Glasgow HS. She also added an assist in the 8-2 victory. Only 4 other times has anyone, in recorded NFHS history, scored more goals in a game. She is now tied for 4th on the list and this was the first time this century a high school field hockey player has scored this many goals in a game.

Sussex Central Senior Madelynn McTeer recorded her 1000th career assist in the Golden Knights win against Caesar Rodney. She ended the match with 1001. Field Hockey MOT Charter's Aechelle Malazarte scored 7 goals and assisted on the other Mustang goal as they defeated Glasgow 8-2. Kaitlyn Williams assisted on three of the goals. Addison Basile scored twice for Sussex Academy as the Seahawks downed Indian River 6-1 Mackinzie Brown and Samantha Conners each scored twice and ha

Four players were awarded sportsmanship coins at the Mt. Pleasant vs. Brandywine volleyball match yesterday. For Mt. Pleasant #12 Jaciana Rivera and #16 Ellie Terranova were honored. For Brandywine, #13 Maya Stokes and #3 Rosalie Geist were also honored. Given sportsmanship coins prior to the Brandywine, Concord field hockey game were to Brandywine's Jenna Roper and to Concord's Megann Dombchik. Field Hockey Ellery Underhill had a goal and two assists and Margaret Murphy scor

The boys and girls Milford Cross Country squads both won the inaugura Sandhill Fields Invitational in Georgetown. Both squads squeezed out 2 -point wins over runner up Sussex Tech. The boys were led Eric Perry (17:11) who recorded Milford's 10th fastest all-time run and Nate Waydelis who now enters the top 20 all time boys with a 17:30, landing him 17th on the board. The girls were led by Faith Mitchell who finished 3rd overall with a 21:20. Brianna Thompson, Jorja Will