Smyrna High scored five runs over the first four innings before picking up a 7-2 win over Dover in Henlopen North baseball on Thursday afternoon.
James Tassone homered for the Eagles (7-3), who …
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Smyrna High scored five runs over the first four innings before picking up a 7-2 win over Dover in Henlopen North baseball on Thursday afternoon.
James Tassone homered for the Eagles (7-3), who won their third game in a row. Winning pitcher Liam Meginniss struck out nine in five innings.
Robert Durnall, Dylan Wiley, Connor Wilson and Tassone all had two hits for Smyrna.
Brandon Yoder and Hunter Chambers drove in the Senators’ runs in the fifth.
Lake Forest 3, Indian River 2: Leighton Webb’s two-out RBI single in the bottom of the seventh gave the Spartans the Henlopen South victory.
Webb (2 RBI) and Adam Schiff had two hits apiece while Quinton Morris pitched a shutout seventh to earn the win. J.D. Mudri pitched the first six innings for Lake Forest (5-4), which won its second in a row.
Roman Keith and Colby Willey had two hits each for the Indians.
Cape Henlopen 5, Sussex Central 4: The Vikings rallied for three runs in the top of the sixth to post their seventh win in a row.
Winning pitcher Josh Reinhold doubled in the sixth as he and Owen Daminger both had two hits.
T.J. Morris’ grand slam in the fifth accounted for the Golden Knights’ four runs.
Sussex Tech 7, Caesar Rodney 4: The Ravens scored two runs in the fifth and three more in the sixth to rally for the Henlopen North victory.
Winning pitcher Zane Adams allowed only three runs on three hits while striking out four. Landon Ruark (2 RBI), Jonathan Stokley and Rosnell Lewis (1 RBI) all contributed two hits to Sussex Tech’s total of eight.
Tate Wisniewski had two of CR’s four hits.
Delmar 10, Seaford 0: The Wildcats blanked the Blue Jays in a Henlopen South contest on Wednesday.
Softball
Caesar Rodney 1, Sussex Tech 0: Peyton Shields pitched a two-hitter and struck out 13 as the Riders bounced back from their first loss of the season with the Henlopen North win.
CR (9-1) scored the contest’s only run in the top of the first inning on a Stacey Deputy single. Kaitlyn Horton added two hits.
Hailey Justice allowed only six hits for the Ravens while Karli Penrod doubled.
Indian River 5, Lake Forest 0: Kinsley Hall pitched a four-hitter with 17 strikeouts and just one walk to earn the shutout in the Indians’ Henlopen South win.
Jillian Collins, Lily Hoban, and Isabelle Wade each had multiple hits for IR, which led 3-0 after the second inning.
Addyson Stewart had two of Lake Forest’s hits while pitcher Carah Sumpter struck out six.
Milford 12, Polytech 5: The Buccaneers scored five runs in the third to open up a 10-4 advantage before picking up the Henlopen North win.
Ashley Bullock had a triple and double for Milford with winning pitcher Khyliah Reynolds striking out seven.
Mackenzie Mitchell had two hits for the Panthers with Rachel Carey driving in a pair of runs.
Sussex Central 9, Cape Henlopen 0: Madge Layfield pitched a no-hitter and struck out 17 in the Golden Knights’ Henlopen North victory.
Kaylee Verosko homered for Central while she and Cat Hassler both had two hits. Central scored four runs in both the second and fourth innings.
Delmar 7, Seaford 2: The Wildcats scored four runs in the bottom of the sixth to close out the South win.
Jordyn Holloman had a two-run double in Delmar’s three-run third. Ashlyn Tapman and Zoey Coco both had two hits apiece while Josie Hollamon added two had RBI.
Sage Larimore had two hits for the Blue Jays.
Girls’ soccer
Newark Charter 2, Milford 0: The Patriots netted a goal in each half before downing the Buccaneers on Wednesday.
Local
Meade funeral slated: A funeral service will be held for former Caesar Rodney High wrestling standout Alex Meade on April 26 at 11 a.m. at Calvary Church at 1141 East Lebanon Rd. in Dover.
Meade, 32, passed away on Sunday in Virginia Beach, Va. after being shot.