Smyrna High scored four runs in the third inning and made the lead stand up in a 4-3 victory over St. Mark’s in a nonconference baseball matchup on Saturday afternoon.

Dylan Snow’s two-out RBI single ended up being the game-winner as the Eagles (6-2) won their third game in a row. Ryan Seymour, Brandt Penuel and Nolan Henderson also had RBI in the third.

Jared Gillis, Jeremy Carrow and Shawn Dulin had two hits each to pace Smyrna’s nine-hit attack. Carrow was the winning pitcher with six strikeouts in 5 1/3 innings before John Barkley threw 1 2/3 innings of hitless relief to earn a save.

The Spartans (11-2), who had a five-game winning streak snapped, scored their three runs in the top of the fourth.

Dover 10, A.I. duPont 0: Jordan Hutchins pitched a three-hitter and struck out eight in six shutout innings as the Senators (11-2) won their fifth straight game.

Hutchins (3 runs), Jarvis Worthy (2 RBI) and Dwight Wilson (3 RBI) all had two hits for Dover, which led 6-0 after three innings. Four other Senators had an RBI in the contest.

Lacrosse

GIRLS, Worcester Prep, Md. 19, Polytech 10: Worcester outscored the Panthers, 10-4, in the second half to close out the victory.

Allie McKay had five goals and a pair of assists for Polytech (9-2), Jamie Trabaudo scored twice and Kate Richardson added the Panthers’ other goal.

Goalie Shannon Stephan made five saves as Worcester outshot Polytech, 26-24.

Appoquinimink 9, Sussex Academy 6: Kelsey Smith netted a pair of goals for the Seahawks in the loss.

Sussex Academy’s other goals came from Molly Martiner, Clara Elliott, Bridget Cosgrove and Leah Marsh. Grace Scott made 14 saves.

Caesar Rodney 13, Dover 12: Delaney Steele collected five goals and an assist as the Riders overcame a one-goal halftime deficit on Friday.

Kourtney Olsen (3 goals, 4 assists), Tara Caddio (2 goals), Eibhlin Steele (2 goals) and Abigail McGowan (1 goal) also scored for CR while Kaitlyn Longest made 13 saves.

Grace Gast netted a game-high seven goals for the Senators with Cydney Barnes scoring three. Grace Servon and Mira Prisco also scored goals while goalie Catherine Schoepp made 24 saves.

BOYS, Archmere 15, Caesar Rodney 9: The Auks’ 5-0 run in the second quarter made the difference in Archmere’s victory.

Demetrius Stevenson netted four goals while Luke Rankin had three for the Riders with Jack Bobel and Patrick Matsko scoring the other two goals.

CR’s Tyler Gross made 13 as the Auks finished with a 38-21 edge in shots.

Delmar 18, Lake Forest 10: The Wildcats posted the win in a Henlopen South game on Friday night.

Indian River 13, Smyrna 8: George Martin had four goals and Joshua Lucido had three for the Indians on Friday night.

Also scoring for IR were William Josetti (2 goals) and Max Strong, Andrew White (2 assists), Wyatt Kovatch and Samuel Nitz with one each.

Softball

Sussex Tech 10, Newark Charter 0: Madison Watson (4 RBI) and Rylee Shockley (2 RBI) both homered for the Ravens in their nonconference win.

Nicole Hovatter, Brooke Ward, and Taylor Collins each had two hits for Sussex Tech, which opened the contest with five straight doubles and a homer.

Taylor Wroten and Sarah James combined to pitch a five-inning two-hitter.

Girls’ soccer

Sussex Academy 4, St. Thomas More 1: Isabel Abboud and Kathryn Van Pelt tallied two goals apiece in the Seahawks’ win.

Kierstin Blatzheim made six saves as Sussex Academy held advantages of 14-7 in shots and 8-0 in corner kicks.

Emily Saint scored for the Ravens while Kourtnie Orth stopped 10 shots.

College baseball

Hens split with Tribe: Delaware got a big effort from a trio of pitchers and catcher Nick Tierno knocked in two runs as the Blue Hens defeated host William & Mary 4-2 Saturday afternoon to salvage a split in a Colonial Athletic Association doubleheader.

The Hens (26-18, 5-10 CAA), who suffered a 7-4 setback in Saturday’s opener, earned the much-needed win and stayed alive in the race for one of six spots in the CAA Tournament in late May.

Right-hander Nick Spadafino (Dover) delivered another outstanding effort on the mound in just his second career start and got solid relief support from Colman Vila and Burk FitzPatrick to key the Blue Hen victory.

After beginning his career with 35 straight relief appearances, Spadafino got his first career start on April 20 against Wilmington and fired a two-hit shutout in a 7-0 victory.

Spadafino didn’t get the win, but he went five solid innings and left with the score tied at 1-1. He scattered eight hits and allowed just one run before giving way to Vila (2-1), who allowed just one unearned run in 3.1 innings.

Diaz Nardo (Cape Henlopen) had a run-scoring double to give the Hens a 4-3 advantage in the top of the eighth inning in the opener. But William & Mary scored four runs in the eighth to take the lead and control.

Norfolk sweeps Hornets: Norfolk State pitchers Matt Outman and Jonathan Mauricio pitched matching seven-inning shutouts Saturday to lead the Spartans to a 10-0, 12-0 sweep of Delaware State in a matchup of the MEAC Northern Division’s top two teams.

With the wins, the Spartans (22-17, 15-4 MEAC) took a 4.5-game lead over the second-place Hornets (10-32, 10-8) in the Northern Division.

In game one, Outman (7-2) pitched a five-hit shutout with six strikeouts. The game was stopped after seven innings due to the 10-run rule.

Mauricio (5-2) followed with a four-hit shutout in the seven-inning nightcap, matching his career high with nine strikeouts.

College softball

UD splits with Towson: Blue Hen sophomore third baseman Alyshia Dellatore belted a solo home run off the scoreboard in the top of the ninth inning

as Delaware split a doubleheader with Towson.

The Tigers posted a 2-1 win in nine innings in the opener, before the Hens recorded a 4-3 nine-inning victory in the nightcap.

The Hens’ four homers in the nightcap tied a UD single-game record. Delaware has hit 27 home runs, tied for second most in a season.