The Cape squad runs onto Legends Stadium turf with Scott Brozey’s No. 24 shooting shirts. The win over the Quakers was dedicated to the memory of Brozey, the Delaware Player of the Year who graduated in 2008. He was killed in a pedestrian accident in 2016. A scholarship is given to a couple of lacrosse players each year in his name. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Cape junior long pole Mason Jack clears the ball to Ryan Morgan.
Cape’s Hank Anderson cranks the rock past Friends defenseman Gavin Jefferson.
Cape’s Burke Healy dodges around the Friends crease.
Cape junior Braddock Smith looks for an opening between Friends’ Eamonn Grubb, left, and goalie Ethan Lukach. 
Cape’s Brenner Short gets separation and scores on the Quakers. 
Cape long pole Luke Pickard clears the ball from the Quakers offensive end.
Cape freshman Channing Smith moves the ball into the offensive end.
Cape’s Brenner Short shoots on the Friends goal. 
Cape junior Grant Conway shoots and scores. 
Cape’s Mason Jack wins a face-off and speeds into the offensive zone.
Cape junior Ryan Morgan gets low to dodge past the Friends’ defense. 
Cape senior Tanner Wyshock looks to go to goal. 
Cape senior Burke Healy turns on the jets and blows by the defense for a score.
The Cape squad runs onto Legends Stadium turf with Scott Brozey’s No. 24 shooting shirts. The win over the Quakers was dedicated to the memory of Brozey, the Delaware Player of the Year who graduated in 2008. He was killed in a pedestrian accident in 2016. A scholarship is given to a couple of lacrosse players each year in his name. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Cape junior long pole Mason Jack clears the ball to Ryan Morgan.
Cape’s Hank Anderson cranks the rock past Friends defenseman Gavin Jefferson.
Cape’s Burke Healy dodges around the Friends crease.
Cape junior Braddock Smith looks for an opening between Friends’ Eamonn Grubb, left, and goalie Ethan Lukach.
Cape’s Brenner Short gets separation and scores on the Quakers.
Cape long pole Luke Pickard clears the ball from the Quakers offensive end.
Cape freshman Channing Smith moves the ball into the offensive end.
Cape’s Brenner Short shoots on the Friends goal.
Cape junior Grant Conway shoots and scores.
Cape’s Mason Jack wins a face-off and speeds into the offensive zone.
Cape junior Ryan Morgan gets low to dodge past the Friends’ defense.
Cape senior Tanner Wyshock looks to go to goal.
Cape senior Burke Healy turns on the jets and blows by the defense for a score.
The Cape boys’ lacrosse team celebrated its annual Scott Brozey Memorial Game with a 15-2 running-clock victory over previously unbeaten Wilmington Friends April 28 at Legends Stadium.
The Quakers had only been giving up an average of three goals per game.
The Vikings started off slow, only scoring two goals in the first quarter. But they found the weakness in the Quakers’ defense to tally nine more in the second. Cape keeper Mason Trench and the Vikings’ defense held the Friends’ offense off the scoreboard the entire first half.
“We came out in a better head space than we were in last year when we beat them in overtime,” said senior Burke Healy. “There were some bumps, but we came out and put our best foot forward. I thought we connected well from offense to defense, and our transition was great. We took advantage of our opportunities and had good shots. I was really proud of our team.”
Cape scored four goals in the second half, substituting freely with extra middie lines. The Vikings held the high-scoring Quakers to just two second-half goals.
“I love the running clock because we get to see the younger guys play,” said Trench, who had nine saves in the game. “It’s fun.”
Cape was led by Grant Conway with four goals. Healy and Ryan Morgan each scored three. Alan Grapski cranked two scores, while Evan Burris, Braddock Smith and Channing Smith each score a goal.
Morgan and Burris were credited with two assists, while Braddock Smith, Tanner Wyshock and Channing Smith each had one helper.
“I still don’t think we put four good quarters together the way we really wanted to,” said coach Geoff Shupard. “Today was an improvement. We are a little deeper than they are. We did a good job containing their clear and making them uncomfortable in the middle of the field. Mason played really well. We have to make sure we start sharp in the games to come. I’m pretty happy with how the game went. We just have to keep it going.”
The Vikings travel to Archmere Thursday, May 1, and return to Legends Stadium Friday, May 2, for Senior Night against Smyrna.
The Cape squad runs onto Legends Stadium turf with Scott Brozey’s No. 24 shooting shirts. The win over the Quakers was dedicated to the memory of Brozey, the Delaware Player of the Year who graduated in 2008. He was killed in a pedestrian accident in 2016. A scholarship is given to a couple of lacrosse players each year in his name. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Cape junior long pole Mason Jack clears the ball to Ryan Morgan.
Cape’s Hank Anderson cranks the rock past Friends defenseman Gavin Jefferson.
Cape’s Burke Healy dodges around the Friends crease.
Cape junior Braddock Smith looks for an opening between Friends’ Eamonn Grubb, left, and goalie Ethan Lukach.
Cape’s Brenner Short gets separation and scores on the Quakers.
Cape long pole Luke Pickard clears the ball from the Quakers offensive end.
Cape freshman Channing Smith moves the ball into the offensive end.
Cape’s Brenner Short shoots on the Friends goal.
Cape junior Grant Conway shoots and scores.
Cape’s Mason Jack wins a face-off and speeds into the offensive zone.
Cape junior Ryan Morgan gets low to dodge past the Friends’ defense.
Cape senior Tanner Wyshock looks to go to goal.
Cape senior Burke Healy turns on the jets and blows by the defense for a score.Event Details :
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