Jacoby Clark
A rising seventh-grader at Fred Thomas Middle School, this Lewes Major League all-star delivered for his team in the District 3 Tournament last week, batting .455 by going 5-for-11 at the plate with two doubles and three RBIs. He knocked in the winning run in extra innings against Milton in the final winner-take-all game to propel Lewes into the state tournament. "Jacoby is an awesome kid," said Lewes manager Jerry Windish. "He always has a smile on his face and does whatever the coaches ask him to do. He is filled with super positive energy." Jacoby plays for the Bagel Bombers travel squad, and when not on the diamond, he likes to play football and go to Orioles games.
Amy Lewis
Ty Tillinghast
A rising seventh-grader at Mariner Middle School, this Milton Major League all-star was the second-leading hitter on the team during District 3 tournament play last week. He batted .353 and went 2-for-3 in the championship game with Lewes. He also led Milton in the field, assisting on 14 plays without an error, including two diving plays to save runs in Game 1 against Lewes. Ty plays for the Delaware Diamonds travel squad and will play for the Rawlings Prospects next season. When not playing baseball, he lends his talents to Mariner Middle on the cross country and wrestling teams. Ty is also the owner and president of 302 Sports Cards.
Emily Wells
Emily is a rising sophomore on the Cape field hockey team. She can roll to the goal. She is quick and fearless and has the knack for being around the goal and disrupting the defense. She is coming off Champions Field Hockey Camp where, along with rising sophomore Mairead Rishko, she was awarded the Total Game MVP Award. “Emily will be a major front-line player for us this season along with Mairead. Our team just needs game minutes, even though Emily played varsity as a freshman.” Last season, Emily scored a goal in a closely contested 3-0 win at Sussex Academy. She also scored a goal against Pocomoke in the bi-state challenge.