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Cape leaps into new year, beats Sussex Central 70-41

The road gets rougher as Cape heads to Caesar Rodney Jan. 10
Dave Frederick
January 10, 2014
Cape senior forward Jon Jon Warren glides to the hoop in the Vikings' 70-41 win over the Knights. Warren tallied 19 points. BY DAN COOK
He ain't heavy, he's my opponent. Cape's Solomon Cox is fouled by Sussex Central's Amontay Clanton in the second half of the Vikings' 70-41 win. BY DAN COOK
Cape forward Jordan Howell looks to go to the hoop. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior forward David Kwan takes a shot down low. BY DAN COOK
Cape senior guard Toney Floyd hits a deuce. Floyd scored 17 in the Vikings' win. BY DAN COOK
Cape senior forward Jon Jon Warren gets the crowd into the game as he jams one home for two points. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Tyreik Burton gets fouled by Central's Tarez White while setting up a play. Burton scored 19 in the Vikings' victory. BY DAN COOK
Tyreik Burton hits a jumper. BY DAN COOK
Cape junior guard Ryan Thornburg passes down low. BY DAN COOK
Cape coach Steve Re looks on as his team runs out the clock on Central. BY DAN COOK
Cape coach Steve Re congratulates Tyreik Burton on his performance in the Vikings' win. BY DAN COOK

The Cape basketball team can battle with the best of them while taking care of the rest of them. That is the mission for the defending 2013 Henlopen Conference champions: to stay in the hunt and get a chance to defend their title, make it into the state tournament and try to make some noise.

Cape led visiting Central  31-20 at halftime Jan. 8 as cyberspace was vibrating with news of a Jon Warren from Tyreik Burton "lob and k-bob" dunk that was just "pretty sick."

Cape kept cruising in the second half for the 70-41 must-win coming back from winter break.

The Vikings were paced by the big three of Warren and Burton with 19 each and Toney Floyd with 17.

Sussex Central was led by Amontay Clanton and Wanya Hanzer with 11. Tarez White scored 10.

Cape (5-3) plays at Caesar Rodney (6-1) Friday, Jan. 10.

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