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Cape falls to William Penn in opening round Kenny Riedel March 4, 2021 Cape seniors Nate Sivels, left, and Ja Vaughn Burton closed out their Cape careers in the loss at William Penn. KENNY RIEDEL PHOTOS William Penn assistant coach William Tail Davis, left, and head coach Gary Lumpkin are all smiles under their masks. Early in its matchup with host William Penn in the first round of the DIAA boys’ basketball tournament, Cape Henlopen’s zone defense did what it was designed to do. It forced the Colonials into wild 25-footers and awkward mid-range flings, as Penn managed just two points through the first nine minutes of action. ....
Bucs get revenge on Cape boys capegazette.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from capegazette.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Vikings fall in OT despite Burton's 34 capegazette.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from capegazette.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Cape junior guard Kay von Jackson drives on Central’s Jeremiah Wilson. DAN COOK PHOTOS Kenny Riedel February 22, 2021 If the struggling Cape Henlopen boys’ basketball team wanted to start putting games in the win column, the Vikings couldn’t continue to live and die with the scoring of Ja’Vaughn Burton. Through Cape’s first nine games of the season, the senior wing averaged 23.4 points and accounted for nearly 40 percent of his team’s offensive output. Hosting a dangerous Sussex Central squad Feb. 19, the Vikings knew that others would have to step up and provide balance. Zimere Bolden got the message. ....
Vikings play best ball of season against Senators Nate Sivels gets to the basket. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS Kenny Riedel February 17, 2021 The Cape Henlopen boys’ basketball team played its best ball of the season Feb. 15, outgunning and outhustling a 7-2 Dover squad that had recently upended Henlopen North contender Caesar Rodney. For 30 minutes of action, the Vikings looked like the better team, knocking down open three-pointers, forcing turnovers, attacking in transition and battling the taller Senators on the boards. They came up two minutes short. Dover finished the game on a 9-3 run to spoil Cape’s upset bid and take a 68-65 win back up Route 1. ....