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The Vikings with 48 boys and 30 girls will take part in the Cambridge Classic Track & Field Invitational Friday, March 25, at Cambridge-South Dorchester High School in Cambridge, Md. The school is nicknamed “The Jungle,” but I am not sure why...
Emma Duffield wins the 1,600. Amaya to Aya Daisey in the 4-by-100 relay. The Cape girls’ track team is sitting at 4-0 and the boys’ team is 1-3 with three meets to go before the Henlopen Conference and Delaware State Championships. The Lady Vikings are coming off a big win at Smyrna April 16, when Cape topped the Eagles 82-64. Both teams won two relays and traded points on the track and in the field. Going into the meet’s final event, the mile relay, the Vikings were up 72-69. The winner of the race would be the meet winner. The team of Hannah Maney, Aya Daisey, Regan Ciabattoni and Tia...
Tim Bamforth April 9, 2021 Cape Henlopen High School sophomore track & field jumper Maggie Browne died April 6 in a tragic accident. JAMIE LOUCKS PHOTO How do I write a column the day after losing a member of my track & field team? The answer is that you use the Nike motto and you “just do it” because words creating memories versus silence can help in the healing process for so many. I have been through this two or three times in my coaching career, and I always tell myself I do not want to go through it again, until it happens and I go through it again.
Sunday morning sports clinics outdraw church Coach Lindsey Underwood’s boys Christopher and Luke relax between clinic sessions. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTO Dave Frederick March 16, 2021 Underwoods in the hood - Coaches’ kids are socialized like therapy dogs. They grow up around lots of different types of people who are always talking to them, asking them questions and patting them on the head. When they become athletes on a team, they mostly play smart, having absorbed the efficient and wise use of time and space. To describe a player as a “coach’s kid” is always a compliment, u...