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He got it at the end. |, Jason Bernstein | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Delaware 19802 (, Three-sport star at Cape Henlopen High School, basketball standout at the University of New Haven,NBA Boston Celtics draftee, and college Selected 15th overall by the Los Angeles Sparks in the 2012 Womens National Basketball An enthusiastic crowd of family and friends was on hand on Thursday, May 9, at The Chase Center at the Wilmington -. Home; About Us. He gained national attention in 2014 when he put his NFL career on hold to care for his June 17, 2018. Girls 400-meter dash: Freshman Sydney Cortina (1:03.46). Miller made his mark in baseball, starring at Delaware State and in the Wilmington Semi-Pro League as a record-setting all-star catcher. Boys shot put: Sophomore Vytas Nausedas (44 feet, 11 and one-fourth inches). Twitter Feed . In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Delaware Sports Hall of Fame, 801 Shipyard Drive, Wilmington, We hope you'll take a few minutes to catch up on our Hurricane News. 2023 www.starnewsonline.com. Sports Museum & Hall of Fame has announced that the museum will be open to the public for FREE tours each Saturday beginning Oct. 1, 2022. North Mecklenburg's (29-3) season comes to an end in the state semifinals for the second straight season. Contact DSMHOF Executive Katelyn Falgowski was a three-time member of the United States Olympic field hockey team, and Ryland Bowman in long jump. Charter School of Wilmington Concord Delcastle Vo-Tech Middletown (DE) Newark Paul M. Hodgson Vocational Technical St Georges Technical William Penn Henlopen Caesar Rodney Cape Henlopen Dover Polytech Smyrna Sussex Central Sussex Tech Division 2 Aquinas Academy Archmere Academy Caravel Academy Centreville Layton Conrad Schools of Science Girls 3200-meter run: Junior Rachel Kemp (12:51.04). established the DLF Website and DLF Senior All Star Game. She was ACC Freshman of the Year in 2007, 1-Dover (Hezakiah Ali-Bentley, Dante Jones, Ric Johnson, Nathanael Guy), 3:25.09; 2-Sussex Tech, 3:25.13; 3-Sussex Central, 3:25.54; 4-Hodgson, 3:26.36; 5-Delcastle, 3:27.36; 6-Smyrna, 3:27.58; 7-Tatnall, 3:34.28; 8-William Penn, 3:35.46. Padua sophomore Jia Anderson won the 100-meter hurdles (14.55), then finished second to St. Georges frosh Anaeja Ferrell in the 200. He is a member of four other athletic halls of fame within the state. historian, he was inducted into the National Gymnastics Hall of Fame in 1990. At Howard, Still was an All-State selection and was named the states Delaware Interscholastic Boys 300-meter hurdles: Senior Will Pressler (42.04). indoor track, she was ACC champion and first-team All-American at 5,000 meters in 2013 and 2014. 1-Abigail Kates (Archmere), 5-5; 2-Newsom (MP), 5-0; 3-Sobczyk (Pad), 5-0; 4-Dahn (Appo), 4-10; 5-(tie) Sadler (Appo); Becker (Pad), 4-10; 7-Stella (CSW), 4-10; 8-(tie) Green (CH); Wong (Dov), 4-10. Please note that the placement of the March teacher comp day and Spring Recess. 2022; Banquet Set for May 12 at The Chase Center in Wilmington. Marianna The Delaware The Vikings were still within 14 points going into the fourth quarter though. du Pont), 13-6; 2-Greenlea (SC), 12-6; 3-Herbstritt (Appo), 12-6; 4-Turner (CR), 12-0; 5-Lankford (SC), 11-6; 6-Bendfeldt (CH), 11-6); 7-Overman (AC), 11-6; 8-Nordberg (Milf), 11-0. administrators, officials, and athletic directors directly responsible for management and oversight for the State Football Tournament. Not all eligible students exercise this option, especially at non-traditional schools like online schools. Holloway trained seven Breeders Crown winners from 1994 through 2015, including three-time 1, 2023), Softball Watch List & Preseason Top 25: West Stanly tops statewide rankings, Blake: Three steps to balancing the NCHSAA brackets and cutting down on conference rematches, Kelly Smith named volleyball coach at Asheboro, Coaching protocols, jewelry allowances changed for high school volleyball in 2023, Statewide Scoreboard: NCHSAA basketball regional championships, Strong, Boswell lift Myers Park past North Meck in lopsided 4A West final, North Carolina basketball players dominate 247Sports' updated class of 2024 rankings, Isaiah Crumpler, Ethan Calloway rise into top 100 in On3's c/o 2024 football rankings, Posted March 4, 2023 2:03 p.m. ESTUpdated March 4, 2023 3:24 p.m. EST, By Evan Moesta, Sr. Creative Specialist. Not this. Under-16 Girls National Team. Girls 1600-meter run: Sophomore Molly Parker (5:08.04). Holland Miller puts in extra effort helping younger student athletes at Wilson Christian Academy, Extra hours in the gym and on the road earn Mikayla Taborn the Extra Effort Award, Extra Effort: Bunn's unassuming, tenacious three-sport star Carlee Tart, Krister Sjoblad sets the pace and honors father at Athens Drive, Extra Effort: Jordyn Brown overcomes heart surgery to cap off illustrious SJHS volleyball career, Jimmyll Williams helps Hillside to undefeated regular season, dreams of studying biotech, South Johnston's Lance Parker puts Extra Effort into giving back, Beddingfield twins Nate and Drew O'Neal win the Tom Suiter Extra Effort Award, Extra Effort: Addison Rowan's comeback from cancer, Rocky Mount Academy's Wells Hutson makes extra effort to mentor special needs students, Blake: What's the rush? 4x100 meter relay: 47.84, Swenson (12) -. (201) 974-2000. She averaged 11 points, three steals and a team-leading six assists for the USA National Teams Both of my children have received their education here. Maxwell led North Mecklenburg in scoring with 25 points. 9 New Providence pulls away from Secaucus in 2nd half, wins Group 2 championship, Girls Basketball Photos: New Providence vs. Secaucus in the Group 2 final, March 4, 2023, Group 2 girls basketball state championship preview: No. These high school track and field programs have won the most state championships in the United States. But North Mecklenburg could not complete the comeback. Sports Association events. Hernandez, whose 1:52.41, a personal best, placed him fourth in state history, had perfect mechanicsbut could not pass Brown. Henry, a graduate of Howard HS, was a state track champion in the 100 and 200 yard dash events and enjoyed an outstanding career at Morgan State University. Bryce Pepukayi of Middletown won the 200 after overtaking William Penns Matthew Hibbert in the 4x100 relay. The Delaware Sports Museum and Hall of Family was saddened this week with the passing of 2014 Hall of Fame inductee, longtime volunteer, and award-winning high Coppadgewill take part in the program. COACH. Challenges only worsened for North Mecklenburg in the second quarter. This award is offered to any Delaware sports official who achieves 50 years of service. outstanding collegiate career at UNLV and a stint in the National Basketball Association. In addition, Shea received the Sports Official of the Year award by the National Federation of High School Sports. Myers Park was led in scoring by Boswell's 22 points and Strong's 18 points. 2nd Team: Dylan Cole, Braydon Conley, Tommy Halloran, 1st Team: Claire Burns, Jenna Taylor, Chandni Sharma, 1st Team: Jeff Valentine, Thad Stuckey, Cameron McEvoy, 2nd Team: Brett Brooks, Darrick Perdue, Josh Snell, Honorable Mention: Chase Pickard, Isaiah Rigling, 1st Team: Madilyn Brausch, Kaitlynn Hickey, Taylor Noszka, 2nd Team: Sylena Baltazar, Taliah Billingsley, Olivia Hisco, Courtney Parker, Emilee Pham, Hannah Scott, Regional Qualifier: Emilee Pham, Brynn Bryant, Kaitlynn Hickey, 1st Team: Josh Andrews, Ben Baylor, Brett Brooks, Elijah Collins, Zainne Cowin, Brandon Glass, Carter Huffman, Blaize Johnson, TJ Killen, Isaiah Rigling, 2nd Team: Trevor Billingsley, Tyler Preston, Garrett Stoffer, Brady Vilvens, Field Event Person of the Year: Brett Brooks, Regional Qualifiers: Brett Brooks, Carter Huffman, Isaiah Rigling, Zainne Cowin, Brandon Glass, Elijah Collins, TJ Killen, Josh Andrews, Blaize Johnson, Ben Baylor, Malik Scott, 1st Team: Avery Bradshaw, Caleb Reed, Isaac Martini, Matt Butcher, Alex Lazic, District Qualifiers: Caleb Reed/Avery Bradshaw, Player of the Year, Sectional Champion, State Qualifier-Claire Curns, 1st Team: Harlie Bickett, Jena Rhoads, Emily Self, Olivia Veidt, 1st Team: Avery Bradshaw, Brayden Rhoads, Jack Romer, Caleb Reed, Jonathan Fender, Jacob Romer, Brady Henry, 1st Team: Josh Andrews, Rory Bell, Brett Brooks, Zainne Cowin, Brandon Glass, Simon Heys, Carter Huffman, TJ Killen, Grant Mayer, Mason McIntosh, Malik Scott, Dre Singleton, Regional Qualifiers: Brett Brooks (Discus and Shot Put), Carter Huffman (Long Jump), Simon Heys (3200 Meter Run), 1st Team: Anna Borton, Sadie Bowman, Izzy Coomer, Jasmine Jamiel, 2nd Team: Sylena Baltazar, Claire Burns, Sophie Burt, Kaitlynn Hickey, Sami McCord, Emilee Pham, Cayleigh Vance, Regional Qualifier-Kaitlynn Hickey (Shot Put), Honorable Mention All Region: Chris Custis and Conner Mitchell, District Qualifiers: 200 Medley and 200 Free Relay:Josh Andrews, PJ Godsey, Jordan Davis, Ricky Dungan, State Qualifier: Ricky Dungan-50 and 500 Free, Honorable Mention-Donovan Butler, Dom Davidson, Sam Eastes, Dalton Garrison, District Qualifiers-Sam Eastes, Dom Davidson, Trent Holliday, Canon Ford, Donovan Butler, Dalton Garrison, Lee Lynch, Jaden Doyle, 1st Team-Mya Jackson, Jasmine Jamiel, Karlie Morgan, All Southwest District 1st Team-Mya Jackson, All Dayton Area-Player of the Year-Mya Jackson, 1st Team: Claire Burns, Zane Bekheet, Emma Schroeder, Jenna Taylor, Kristina Walt, Honorable Mention: Emma Schroeder and Jenna Taylor, 2nd Team: Meredith Robinson and Brooklyn Taylor, 2nd Team: Matt Butcher, Ricky Dungan, and Pedro Escobedo, Regional Qualifiers: Simon Heys and Tyler Parks, 2nd Team: Sylena Baltazar and Sophia Agee, 2nd Team: Josh Vaughan and Brady Vilvens, All Southwest District 1st Team: Garrett Neff, Honorable Mention: Logan Frazier and Austin Brummett, All League and All District/State Athletes, WCS District Office This marks the third time in school history Myers Park (27-4) has advanced to a boys basketball state championship game. 159 Church Street, Wilmington, MA 01887. It was all about meditation today, going over my race plan, making sure that Im coming up the hurdle aggressively, driving my knee up, driving hard between the hurdles, said Vick, whose previous best was 14.36. Girls 100-meter hurdles: Sophomore Fraley Kelley (20:07). Boys 4x200 relay: Vytas Nausedas, Will Johnson, Erik Head and Tanner Macpherson (1:40). She was named the Delaware Sportswriters and Broadcasters state Athlete of the Year in 2016. Alderman. Rincon: Former Dover Air Force Base HS cross country and distance state champion who went on to an sboe.org. I just graduated and will be attending Kean University, the staff their truly cares about the students and safety on campus. 1-Elijah Wilson (Middletown), 6-8; 2-Davis (FC), 6-0; 3-Sample (LF), 6-0; 4-(tie) Britt (WP); McVicker (SC), 5-10; 6-(tie) Collins (MP); Brown (LF), 5-10; 8-Philpot (WP), 5-10. event. jonathan.amico@wpsk12.com. Austyn Hamilton, a striker for two Caravel state champion soccer teams whodoesnt play for travel teams, won the 1,600 in 4:22.13. . all-conference honors, set numerous school records and led the team to the NCAA Tournament. Capping her comeback from a stressed femur that idled her throughout the indoor season, Lizzy Bader led Padua to the 4x800 relay title, then outlasted Ursuline sophomore Laini McGonigle in the 1,600in 5:02.21. and Your California Privacy Rights (User Agreement updated 1/1/21. William Penn was in the lead, so I left the fly zone early, and took the risk that we would get disqualified, said the sophomore. Delaware 2023 Outdoor Track & Field Meets. It has 2,229 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 13 to 1. A viewing will be held on Sunday, November 11 from 4-6 p.m. at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church, 809 South Broom Every Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m., the 5,000-square foot museum, which houses the Reminder: Monday, January 16th, there will be no school in observance of Martin Luther King Jr Day. Hockey World League semifinals. This is the percentage of students that scored at or above proficiency levels on their state math assessment test. She also helped Team USA finish fourth at the Hockey World Cup in 2014 and fifth at the 2016 All mask-wearing and social distancing protocols will be followed. State championships . He was a charter member of the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association State Football Committee (formerly DSSAA) for 36 years; a cross section of school The Board approved the 2023-24 Academic Calendar at the January 23rd BOE meeting. 23 jersey. In 2016, he received the Herm Reitzes Award for Public Service from the Delaware Sportswriters and Broadcasters Association. Avila was state 1,600 champion last year, but this one meant even more. school official Frank Shea. Game honors in the title game, and was named to the 2011 World All-Star Team. He married Jacqueline Lizotte in 1955 and moved to Delaware. Vision of the Graduate. He was selected from a field of over 156,000 sports officials in the United States. Girls 4x400 relay: Alexis Dawson, Skylar Libretto, Kaitlyn Obremski and Makayla Obremski (4:20.82). North Mecklenburg junior Isaiah Evans, who scored 62 points in the fourth round of the playoffs on Tuesday night and entered the game averaging more than 43 points in the playoffs, was held scoreless in the first quarter. Lemon, Tyresa Smith, Jerry Kobasa, Charles Rayne; Standing (left to right): George Kosanovich, Lou Romanoli, Gary Smith, Art Madric, John Gregory (representing Jack Gregory) Boys 100-meter hurdles: Junior Kieran Barclay (18.41). Braden Young of Smyrna (150-1) won the discus by one inch over Jordan Cheaton of St. Georges. gold medalists at the 2006 FIBA Americas Under-18 Championship.
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