Another tough week for Delaware high school football, as six games are off the schedule, just another reminder that those teams that can play should savor the opportunity this weekend.

The 7-week sprint that is the 2020 DIAA Football season races past the midway mark this weekend, and sorting out the 8 teams that will play in mid-December will start to take form this weekend.

The four-year journey of transforming Baynard Stadium concludes Friday night as Salesianum hosts Smyrna in the first game at Rocco Abessinio Stadium.

The DIAA announced this week that games affected by COVID postponements are no-contests and not forfeits, that could be very important for Division 2 tournament contenders.

Facing a shortage of competitive games and an earlier potential lawsuit from Salesianum, Delaware high school football might look a lot different next fall.

Wilmington Friends has forfeit Friday's football game at Saint Mark's, as the school is struggling to keep a healthy roster.

The goal is 80%, but sometimes achieving it isn't pretty.

Sussex Tech will close their campus on Thursday and Friday, including not playing their football game this weekend, due to a third COVID-19 positive test this week.

Woodbridge High School will revert to a remote learning model until at least November 9, 2020, and the football team will lose three games, after the school reported multiple positive COVID-19 cases among staff members and students.

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.

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.

High school conferences throughout Delaware announced their all-conference football teams this week.

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.

Defending D2 champion Woodbridge and undefeated Hodgson earned the top seeds for the 2019 DIAA Football Tournaments that kick off Friday.

Shall we dance?

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.

Who is the best team in Division 2 football and volleyball? It's certainly up for debate.

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.

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.

Delaware Military Academy opens its new home with an easy victory.

Perfection is a goal rarely achieved, and that’s what Saint Mark’s was kind enough to remind me about Tuesday night.

Walk-off victories in several sports, and a showdown of Delaware's two-best running backs shined brightest this week in Delaware high schools.

Division 2 football suffered its first shakeup as the bottom half of the Top 10 became quite turbulent in the second week of the Delaware High School season.

Salesianum QB Dylan Mooney scored 2 second-half rushing touchdowns to lead the second-ranked Sals to a 42-20 win over No. 3 Dover Saturday night.

Week 2, when we begin to find out what we really learned from Week 1.

It's often thought you need 2 weeks of data before you can make good assessments on what you see early in a sports season.

There’s nothing quite like Opening Weekend.

A mix of established dynasties and sometimes complete guesses find their way to the top of our 2019 Fall Preseason Delaware High School Sports Rankings.

One was a defensive end, one was a quarterback, but when mixed together they’ve combined into a solid linebacker duo.

Delaware Military Academy lineman Christopher Boc knows the reputation of his team: regular season success, and then an immediate postseason dismissal.

Hodgson was setting up for a potential game-tying 2-point conversion in the final moments of their 2018 DIAA Division 1 semifinal with Salesianum, when an unseen piece of laundry stunted their dream of a perfect season.

Saint Elizabeth’s Sam Janicki wears two purple bracelets on his right wrist, and they have all the meaning in the world.

Delaware high school football camps open up on August 12, as the chase to replace Sussex Central and Woodbridge as state champions begins.

Smyrna's Will Knight, who holds Delaware high school's all-time career rushing record, announced he will transfer to the University of Delaware.

Wilmington City Council's 7-3 vote to lease a portion of Kirkwood Park to Howard, that the school was already using, could have wide-ranging impacts for the school.

This week marked the beginning of another pivotal period as high school athletes hope to earn a spot on a college roster in the future.