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Henlopen players showcased in Wesley's 2-1 win over Lynchburg

Lynchburg freshman Karissa LeMaire moves the ball upfield with Wesley senior captain Devin Price in close pursuit. BY DAN COOK
Dan Cook
September 2, 2014
Lynchburg defender Kayla Krause (Sussex Tech) plays close defense on Wolverine Devin Price (Cape Henlopen). BY DAN COOK
Wesley midfielder Devin Price makes a reverse stick pass in the Wolverines' 2-1 win over the Hornets. BY DAN COOK
Cape Henlopen alumna Karissa LeMaire, left, and Devin Price pose for a picture after the 2-1 Wesley victory over the Hornets. BY DAN COOK
Former Henlopen Conference team members who played in the Lynchburg vs. Wesley game are (l-r) Lauren Niezgoda of Caesar Rodney, Kayla Krause of Sussex Tech, Morgan Cannon of Lake Forest, Taylor Quillen of Sussex Tech, Morgan Seymour of Smyrna, Alyssa Mills of Milford, Hannah Krause of Sussex Tech, Brittany Klase of Smyrna, Karissa LeMaire of Cape Henlopen, Devin Price of Cape Henlopen, Sara Fox of Caesar Rodney, and Brooke Gannon of Lake Forest. Not shown is Lynchburg's Courtney Gillette of Caesar Rodney. BY DAN COOK
Lynchburg's Alyssa Mills (Milford) launches one past Devin Price (Cape Henlopen) in the Wesley win over the Hornets. BY DAN COOK
Lynchburg's Courtney Gillette (Caesar Rodney) battles for possession with Wesley's Renee Schneider (William Penn). BY DAN COOK
Lynchburg's Taylor Quillen (Sussex Tech) takes a shot on goal. BY DAN COOK
Lynchburg's Taylor Quillen (Sussex Tech) moves the ball past Wesley's Brooke Gannon (Lake Forest). BY DAN COOK
Wesley goalkeeper Sara Daniels makes one of her 12 saves in the contest. BY DAN COOK
Wesley's Brooke Gannon (Lake Forest), left, and Lynchburg's Karissa Lemaire (Cape Henlopen) collide in the midfield. BY DAN COOK

Cape Henlopen hockey was represented well Saturday, Aug. 30, as Wesley College senior Devin Price and Lynchburg College freshman Karissa LeMaire met with their teams at Scott D. Miller Stadium where the Wolverines defeated the Hornets 2-1 in double overtime.

Lynchburg scored first at 37:43 after a scoreless first half off a corner with Hornets senior Kelsey Link putting it in the back of the cage from Caesar Rodney alum Courtney Gillette. Wesley tied the game at 51:44 with a tally from Lauren Mears off an assist from Smyrna alum Morgan Seymour.

Wesley's Gracie Daniels scored off a two-on-one with 1:37 left in the second overtime off a pass from Meghan Groom to give the Wolverines their first win of the season over 19th-ranked Lynchburg.

Wesley goalkeepers Sarah Daniels and Kayla Fromal made 12 and four saves, respectively, while Lynchburg's Beka Hess tallied four saves for the Hornets.

 

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