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Cape basketball bounces back at Concord to win 67-49

Dave Frederick
January 20, 2014
Cape junior forward David Kwan gets pummeled on an offensive rebound by a physical Dover defense. The Vikings' fourth-quarter comeback fell short in the 57-52 loss to the Senators. BY DAN COOK
Cape senior point guard Toney Floyd takes a shot in the Vikings' loss to the Senators. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Solomon Cox looks to pass around Dover's Chidera Egeonu. BY DAN COOK
Senior guard Tyreik Burton takes a three. BY DAN COOK
Tyreik Burton leads a fast break. BY DAN COOK
Cape's Solomon Cox tries to make a save on an errant ball out of bounds. BY DAN COOK
Cape head coach Steve Re tries to pump up his players from the sideline. BY DAN COOK
Forward David Kwan saves a ball in the first period. BY DAN COOK
Tyreik Burton sets up an offensive play. BY DAN COOK
Cape forward David Kwan takes a jumper. BY DAN COOK
Cape forward Jon Jon Warren lays in a deuce. BY DAN COOK

Cape turned in a disappointing performance Jan. 16 at Dover, falling behind 13-2 at the end of the first quarter and not able to get all the way back, losing 57-52.

Tyreik Burton, hounded by multiple defenders the entire game, still managed to lead the team with 21 points and should break 1,000 career points at home Tuesday, Jan. 21, versus Smyrna. Jordan Howell had his best game as a varsity player, scoring 12 but high-scoring Jon Warren was limited to 12 points.

Dover's Terrence Woodlin scored 18 points.

Cape fell one game behind Sussex Tech and tied with Caesar Rodney in the Northern Division race. Head-to-head games over the next moth will sort it all out

Cape traveled to Concord Jan. 18 for an afternoon game against the 8-1 Raiders and shocked the state by handling their business, easily winning 67-49 and upping the season record to 7-5.  The Vikings were 7-5 after 12 games last season and went on to win the Henlopen Conference Championship over Polytech and the first-round state tournament home game versus Laurel.

Cape had a balance and diversity of scoring versus Concord, led by Tyreik Burton with 16, Toney Floyd 14, Jon Warren 13 and Ryan Thornburg, who came off the bench to hit three shots from beyond the arc.

Cape will host 4-6 Smyrna Tuesday, Jan. 21, then play at Sanford at 7 p.m., Friday, Jan. 24.  Sanford’s three losses have all been to out-of-state teams. Last season, Sanford rocked Cape 71-47.

 

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