Cape Henlopen’s Jaden Davis drags Caravel defender Ethan Vannarath-Gray for a few extra yards during Saturday’s 32-21 home victory over Caravel, the Vikings’ third straight win. Special to the …
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Cape Henlopen High reeled off the final 22 points of the game to rally for a 32-21 victory over Caravel in a non-conference football game on Saturday afternoon.
The win was the third in a row for the Vikings, who are now 3-2 after going a combined 3-17 over the last two seasons.
After trailing 21-10 at halftime, Cape took the lead for good on a pair of short touchdown runs by senior Jaden Davis in the third quarter. Davis also added a two-point conversion as the Vikings went up 25-21.
Isaiah Fillyau added a short TD run with 10:41 left in the contest to extend Cape’s lead to 32-21.
The Vikings host Caesar Rodney on Friday at 1 p.m. in a Henlopen North matchup.
Boys’ soccer
St. Georges 4, Woodbridge 2: Bryan Gonzalez-Garcia scored on a pair of second-half penalty kicks for the Raiders in the non-conference loss.
St. Georges finished with advantages of 17-5 in shots and 5-2 in corner kicks.
College football
Dover grad has INT: Former Dover High football player Jordan Magee, a redshirt freshman linebacker for Temple, had his first collegiate interception in the Owls’ 28-3 loss to East Carolina on Saturday.
Magee returned the ball 45 yards for the Owls. The former quarterback also had four tackles in the contest.
