Following a 2009 season that served as a down year for the Lake Forest High School fall sports programs, the Spartans look to get things back on track this fall with a few new coaches and a higher level of player dedication.
After a dominant 11-4 2009 season ended with a hard-fought playoff loss, the Lady Bucs are hoping for more than a first-round exit in 2010.
“You always want to get better, go farther,” Head Coach Amanda Jacona said. “That’s our goal this year, like it is every year.”
This week's edition of "Traplines on Cypress Creek" discusses some of the major expenses that go with hunting internationally, as well as the opening of the archery whitetail season.
Before she goes to battle with the Monster for the first time, Danica Patrick will appear at a free question-and-answer session on the base of the Monster Monument at Victory Plaza, presented by AAA, at 12:45 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 25.
The Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association unanimously passed new rule wording on how concussions should be handled for the 2010-2011 school year.
The Monster Mile will host the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series and the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series on May 13 to 15, 2011, and the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series, NASCAR Nationwide Series and the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East on Sept. 30 to Oct. 2, 2011.
This week's edition of "Traplines on Cypress Creek" discusses some of the changes made in the state's hunter education program, as well as the approaching archery opener for deer season.
Baldy Sadler walks up to the line and lets loose his bowling ball down the lane at the Milford Bowling Lanes. Not quite a strike but maybe he’ll pick up a spare. The Milford resident is one of 39 seniors who played every Monday this summer at the bowling lanes.
Boxing returns to Dover Downs Hotel & Casino later this month with a Smyrna native in the ring.
Milford High School’s football boosters have announced the 2010 selections to the Milford High School Hall of Fame. Four former players, ranging from the Class of 1956 to a 1997 graduate, will be honored as some of the best to wear the Bucs’ uniform at halftime of the team’s second 2010 home game, scheduled for Friday, Sept. 24, when Milford hosts Smyrna.
The 2010 honorees are fullback/linebacker Gary Curry Jr., halfback Kenneth Draper, offensive end/linebacker Larry Sharp and tailback/defensive back Bruce Watson.
Surfing, the classic summer water sport, according to Peter Zabowski, owner of the Rehoboth Beach Boarding School, is easy and fun to learn for just about anyone.
After a first-round bye, the Milford All-Stars survived a close call with Middletown, coming away with a 4-3 win thanks to a masterful day by pitcher Mike Holstein. In 4 1/3 innings — 13 outs — Holstein recorded 11 strikeouts. That’s just two times any other Milford fielder had to lift a finger in order to record an out.
It must have been quite a scene Tuesday in the Yankees’ wing of baseball heaven. I could just imagine the reaction of the cherubim and seraphim as Bob Sheppard formally announced to the eternal “Boss” the arrival of “The Boss.”
The Delaware Blue Hen Select team is hosting tryouts in three different sessions in six age groups in the coming weeks.
