Whether you believe the decade ends tonight or 366 days from now, the third number on the year turns over at midnight, so let's look back at the best sports moments for Delawareans in the teens.
Conrad’s Stefanie Kulesza scored 24 points, including the 1,000th of her career, as Conrad repelled a mid-game rally for a 55-38 victory over Seminaire Saint-Francois (Quebec).
Christmas might have come and gone, but the presents of great basketball games are just about to open in Delaware and the region over the next few days.
Smynra's Daryl "Debo" Williams said he just wanted to put on a show on National Signing Day.
This week's early signing period is for Division I athletes, Division II athletes can sign during the regular period that begins on February 5, 2020.
Fourty-four Delaware high school football players have been honored with Mini Max Awards by the Maxwell Football Club.
Former Milford OL Tyler Norwood and Wesley WR Ruhann Peele have both been named Second Team Division III All-Americans by the American Football Coaches Association.
Smyrna's Debo Williams along with Hodgson QB C.J. Henry and DE Amir Mitchell-Marville won the major awards on the 2019 DIFCA Delaware All-State Football Teams.
Howard's Donovan Cartwright threw two touchdown passes, and the Wildcats converted both 2-point tries as they held off defending-champion Woodbridge 16-15 in the DIAA Division 2 State Championship Game.
Delaware Stadium is under construction, but for three teams on Saturday, they won't mind the unusual backdrop as they hold state championship trophies.
Earning a trip to Delaware Stadium isn't supposed to be easy, and last week's 6-for-6 picking performance is a sign that upsets could be lurking.
Salesianum's Drew Blackwell has been named Delaware's Boys Soccer Player of the Year by the Delaware High School Soccer Coaches Association.
The margin for error is gone.
High school conferences throughout Delaware announced their all-conference football teams this week.
Saint Mark's all-around player Savannah Seemans has been named the 2019 Delaware High School Volleyball Player of the Year by the Delaware Interscholastic Volleyball Coaches Association. Seemans, who signed Wednesday to play volleyball at Division I Delaware, leads the first team, along with…
Polytech’s Board of Education unanimously voted to leave the Henlopen Conference after the 2020-21 season following a lengthy discussion at their school board meeting Tuesday night.
Athletes from several sports throughout Delaware are signing National Letters of Intent today to play college athletics.
Sarah Pritchard recorded 43 of Padua's 115 digs as they held off a determined Saint Mark's squad in four sets to win the 2019 DIAA Girls Volleyball Championship.
Defending D2 champion Woodbridge and undefeated Hodgson earned the top seeds for the 2019 DIAA Football Tournaments that kick off Friday.
Tommy John Surgery has become increasingly common among baseball pitchers, and even athletes in other sports.
Dover and Sanford will join host Cape Henlopen as the Delaware entrants in the 2019 Slam Dunk to the Beach in December.
Another week of big performances in Delaware, but we had to give the top spot to a running back who had his final "touchdown" go viral due to an illegal hit.
It's November, also known as fall championship season.
Salesianum pulled together a stunning last-minute drive for a touchdown, but missed on a 2-point conversion after the buzzer as they fell 28-27 to Middletown Saturday night.
Delaware high school football teams have many goals going into the penultimate weekend of the 2019 regular season.
Sometimes the best performances come in upset bids, and that's why two of our 3 Stars in football this week came in losing efforts.
Who is the best team in Division 2 football and volleyball? It's certainly up for debate.
Newark Charter claimed the 2019 DIAA Volleyball Tournament's top seed for the first time in program history.
Sometimes you go tournament point chasing, and it comes back to burn you.
Helping your team to a surprise victory can be a great way to stand out as one of Delaware's top high school performers each week.
In a year where it looks like the final playoff spots will be as competitive as ever, every win matters in Delaware high school football.
A game-winning safety is a unique way to stand out, and this week's top star in football did just that.Another week of hat tricks, game-clinching plays, and rewriting the state's cross country record books highlights this week's top efforts in Delaware.Information on how to nominate can be f…
There are five undefeated teams left in Delaware football, but we know at least one will suffer their first loss this week.
It's the halfway point of the fall sports season, and nearly as many questions remain as answers.
Ron Dickerson, who led Seaford to Delaware state football championships in both divisions, died Saturday.
When Friends heads home to Alapocas Saturday night, we'll be halfway done the season.
A celebration of life for Troy Haynes, Woobridge's 2018 All-State Quarterback who died Sunday, will be held Sunday, October 6, 2019, at his former football stadium.
Another week of stellar performance in Delaware, but one player's last stand before shoulder surgery stood above the rest in Week 4 of Delaware High School Sports.
Two-time state championship quarterback Troy Haynes, of Woodbridge, died over the weekend after a 5-month battle with pancreatic cancer.
Smyrna's defense made big plays at all three levels in a second-half shutout as they defeated Salesianum 18-10 Friday night.
When you only have 10 games, every one matters as you try to be one of the 14 lucky teams to extend your season into the postseason.
Howard's Karvin Reeves scored 4 rushing touchdowns as the Wildcats pulled away for a 44-16 victory over McKean Thursday night.
Appoquinimink's Colby Niggebrugge hit a diving header in the final minute of regulation as the Jags fended off Newark 2-1 in boys soccer Thursday.
Saint Mark's Savannah Seemans and Julia Yurkovich combined for 38 kills as the second-ranked Spartans defeated No. 1 Archmere in 4 sets Tuesday night.
Saint Mark's Anthony Rocco turned Matt Ziomek's cross into the game-winning goal as the Spartans completed a 2-1 rally over host Brandywine Tuesday night.
