Camden-Wyoming picked up its first victory before splitting a pair of games at the Senior League softball Eastern Regional on Sunday.
The Delaware state champions beat New York, 9-5, before …
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Camden-Wyoming picked up its first victory before splitting a pair of games at the Senior League softball Eastern Regional on Sunday.
The Delaware state champions beat New York, 9-5, before falling to New Jersey, 9-2, in the regional bieng played in Worcester, Mass.
Camden-Wyoming takes a 1-2 record into Monday when it will face Maryland at 11:30 a.m. to finish pool play.
The Kent County squad will then play in the single-elimination portion of the tourney on Monday afternoon. The regional concludes on Tuesday.
Junior League
East Regional
Maryland 6, MOT 1: The Delaware state champions evened their record at 2-2 with the loss in Orange, Conn. on Monday.
MOT finished third in the Mid-Atlantic pool and will take on Rhode Island on Monday at 11 a.m. Rhode Island (2-2) took second in the New England pool.
Major League
Mid-Atlantic Regional
New Jersey 6, Georgetown 2: Georgetown is now 1-1 after the loss in Bristol, Conn. on Sunday.
The Delaware state champions are back in action on Sunday when they take on Washington, D.C. at 4 p.m.
In Sunday’s game, Georgetown led 2-1 before New Jersey scored five runs isn the top of the sixth inning.
Adeline Lutz had a hit and an RBI for Georgetown with Karly Kruger (1 hit) and Lil Hazzard scoring runs. Pitcher Makayla Eikenberry allowed only three hits and struck out five in 5.1 innings.
Baseball
American Legion
Delvets 12, Fox Post-2 9: Dover’s Fox Post rallied from a seven-run first-inning defecit before being eliminated from the state tournament on Sunday.
Fox Post trailed only 8-6 after scoring five runs in the top of the fifth and 10-8 in the sixth before falling short. Fox Post out-hot DelVets, 10-9.
Daniel Blair (2-for-3) had three RBI, Griffin Tracy and Sir Bauer both drove in two runs and Kole Turner (2-for-2) scored twice.