By Andy Walter

A pin from Cameron Cataldi (157 pounds) in 1:04 capped off Caesar Rodney High’s 50-24 victory over Smyrna in Henlopen North wrestling on Wednesday night.

The Riders scored the bout’s final 18 points, with two forfeits and a pin, before downing the Eagles for the second year in a row.

Nathan Legg (165) started the match with a first-period pin for CR, which also got pins from Nick Moore (120) and Nathan Moore (132).

Smyrna got a 19-second fall from Chijioke Eule (285) with Christopher Kearney (215) and Tyree Heath (138) also posting pins.

Dover 60, Seaford 18: The Senators used seven pins to earn their first victory of the season.

Dashaun Cole (138) had a 17-second pin while Joe Jackson (126) posted a 28-second fall. Dover’s other pins came from Silas Sheranko (132), Carter Bean (144), Taiquan Scott (150) and Eythan Jenks (165).

The Blue Jays received pins from Zachary Holmes (157), Sean Martinez (175) and Joseph Mendell (215).

Cape Henlopen 59, Milford 12: The Vikings won the night’s first seven matches to take control from the start in the Henlopen North matchup.

Registering pins for Cape Henlopen were Nicolas Walker (132), Joshua Wright (138), Luke Bender (165), Charles Fritchman (175), Matthew Couchman (215) and Cale Baker (113).

Jordan Curry (190) picked up a third-period pin for the Buccaneers.

Sussex Tech 60, Dover 20: Anthony Andrews (106) registered a 44-second pin in the Ravens’ Henlopen North win.

Also winning by pin for Sussex Tech were David Kristunas (120), Hobe Givens (126), Colin Mohr (132), Bennett Brumbley (138), Dustin Elliott (144), Ryan Cooper (150), Kaleb Benson (165) and Malachi Miller (215).

The Senators got an 18-second pin from Josiah Watson (175) and a fall in 25 seconds from Jamar Harris (285).

Sussex Tech 66, Seaford 12: The Ravens collected seven pins in winning their other match on Wednesday.

Colin Mohr (132) posted a pin in just 21 seconds for Sussex Tech while Dustin Elliott (144) and Logan Micinowski (150) both won by fall in 44 seconds. The Ravens’ other pins came from Hobe Givens (126), Bennett Brumbley (138), Kaleb Benson (175) and Isaiah Dypsky (215).

Zachary Holmes (157) and Sean Martinez (165) had back-to-back pins for the Blue Jays.

Boys’ basketball

Dover 72, Sussex Tech 41: The Senators started the game on a 25-10 run before earning the Henlopen North victory.

Jaheim Harrell (18) and Denim Parler (12) combined to hit seven three-pointers for Dover, which also got 10 points from Kendall Abrams.

The Ravens got 13 points from Kesai Frazier.

Seaford 86, Woodbridge 51: Kash Wise netted 25 points, with five three-pointers, as the Blue Jays improved to 10-0 in the Henlopen South on Tuesday.

Brent Ricketts added 13 points, 12 rebounds and six assists for Seaford, which out-scored the Blue Raiders, 26-9, in the third quarter.

Traci Johnson (13), Bruce Mosley (12) and Isaiah Giles (12) scored in double figures for Woodbridge.

Girls’ basketball

Delmar 57, Worcester Prep 19: The Wildcats improved to 6-7 with the non-conference victory.

Delmarva Christian 55, Worcester Prep 11: Ainsley Bell netted 23 points with Journey Handy adding 12 points and seven assists for the unbeaten Royals (14-0).

College basketball

DSU’s Somerville honored: Delaware State redshirt sophomore center Raymond Somerville has been named Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference Defensive Player of the Week.

In a week where the Hornets claimed back-to-back MEAC wins, Somerville blocked six shots while pulling down 11 rebounds, nine of which came on the defensive end.

Sports editor Andy Walter can be reached at walter@iniusa.org. Follow on Twitter at @DSNSports.