Cape senior Grant Conway busts through a posse of Riders and sinks the rock behind the Caesar Rodney goalie for one of his five goals. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Cape junior Carter Nemcic cranks a worm burner and beats the Rider goalie low for one of his four goals in the contest.
Liam Crotty and Braddock Smith celebrate a goal. 
Sophomore Patrick Healy passes down low to X. 
This face-off stuff can get physical. 
Cape senior long pole Eric Uffelman speeds upfield for a clear and scores his first goal of the 2026 season.
Cape senior defender Mason Jack comes out of the shadows for a clear. 
Cape senior Brenner Short changes direction, gets separation and goes to the goal. 
Cape’s Holden Moore scoops up a ground ball and clears successfully. 
Cape coach Geooff Shupard watches as the clock winds down to another victory. 
The Cape team gathers around goalie Patrick Little after the final buzzer sounds.
Cape senior Ryan Morgan pounds a shot on the CR goal.
Junior Liam Crotty cranks the rock past CR keeper Trent Crossley.
Senior Braddock Smith speeds up the sideline. 
Cape sophomore Marshall Keys wins a face-off. 
Cape sophomore middie Channing Smith comes away with the ball.
Cape middie Marshall Keys flies past a CR defender. 
Caesar Rodney junior Braxton Faircloth dodges to the goal. He scored all three CR goals in the game. 
Cape long pole Drew Mongeluzo keeps the CR attack at bay. 
Sophomore long pole Jaxson Holgerson is ready for some close defense on CR’s Braxton Faircloth.
Cape senior Grant Conway busts through a posse of Riders and sinks the rock behind the Caesar Rodney goalie for one of his five goals. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Cape junior Carter Nemcic cranks a worm burner and beats the Rider goalie low for one of his four goals in the contest.
Liam Crotty and Braddock Smith celebrate a goal.
Sophomore Patrick Healy passes down low to X.
This face-off stuff can get physical.
Cape senior long pole Eric Uffelman speeds upfield for a clear and scores his first goal of the 2026 season.
Cape senior defender Mason Jack comes out of the shadows for a clear.
Cape senior Brenner Short changes direction, gets separation and goes to the goal.
Cape’s Holden Moore scoops up a ground ball and clears successfully.
Cape coach Geooff Shupard watches as the clock winds down to another victory.
The Cape team gathers around goalie Patrick Little after the final buzzer sounds.
Cape senior Ryan Morgan pounds a shot on the CR goal.
Junior Liam Crotty cranks the rock past CR keeper Trent Crossley.
Senior Braddock Smith speeds up the sideline.
Cape sophomore Marshall Keys wins a face-off.
Cape sophomore middie Channing Smith comes away with the ball.
Cape middie Marshall Keys flies past a CR defender.
Caesar Rodney junior Braxton Faircloth dodges to the goal. He scored all three CR goals in the game.
Cape long pole Drew Mongeluzo keeps the CR attack at bay.
Sophomore long pole Jaxson Holgerson is ready for some close defense on CR’s Braxton Faircloth.
The loss to Salesianum cut deeply, but the Cape boys’ lacrosse team healed its wounds by getting back in the winner’s column with a 21-3 running-clock victory over Caesar Rodney May 1 at Legends Stadium. The Vikings move to 9-3 on the season.
There were 10 different goal scorers in the game. Grant Conway led with five goals and an assist. Carter Nemcic hit the twine four times and had an assist. Brenner Short and Liam Crotty each had three goals. Short had three assists, while Crotty had one. AJ Grapski, Marshall Keys, Eric Uffelman, Ryan Morgan, Channing Smith and Jaxson Holgerson each scored one goal.
Grapski, Keys and Smith also had a helper in the game.
Cape senior Mason Trench started between the pipes and made three saves, while junior Patrick Little came in to make six saves during his tenure in the crease.
“I think that having 10 separate goal scorers helped show how well [balanced] our team is,” said Morgan. “It was a big bounce-back game, which was played with high intensity all four quarters.”
“We came out very fast,” said Cape coach Geoff Shupard. “That’s what they needed to do to make themselves understand the speed they have to play. We also did it in the third quarter, which I was very happy about. That’s something we’ve been lacking in some games. We subbed it up very early, giving everybody some playing time.”
“We needed this game after the Sallies game,” said middie Braddock Smith. “We played hard and we knew what we had to do. It was nice to have everyone get in the game.”
Cape travels to Philadelphia Tuesday, May 5, to play St. Joe’s Prep.
Cape senior Grant Conway busts through a posse of Riders and sinks the rock behind the Caesar Rodney goalie for one of his five goals. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Cape junior Carter Nemcic cranks a worm burner and beats the Rider goalie low for one of his four goals in the contest.
Liam Crotty and Braddock Smith celebrate a goal.
Sophomore Patrick Healy passes down low to X.
This face-off stuff can get physical.
Cape senior long pole Eric Uffelman speeds upfield for a clear and scores his first goal of the 2026 season.
Cape senior defender Mason Jack comes out of the shadows for a clear.
Cape senior Brenner Short changes direction, gets separation and goes to the goal.
Cape’s Holden Moore scoops up a ground ball and clears successfully.
Cape coach Geooff Shupard watches as the clock winds down to another victory.
The Cape team gathers around goalie Patrick Little after the final buzzer sounds.
Cape senior Ryan Morgan pounds a shot on the CR goal.
Junior Liam Crotty cranks the rock past CR keeper Trent Crossley.
Senior Braddock Smith speeds up the sideline.
Cape sophomore Marshall Keys wins a face-off.
Cape sophomore middie Channing Smith comes away with the ball.
Cape middie Marshall Keys flies past a CR defender.
Caesar Rodney junior Braxton Faircloth dodges to the goal. He scored all three CR goals in the game.
Cape long pole Drew Mongeluzo keeps the CR attack at bay.
Sophomore long pole Jaxson Holgerson is ready for some close defense on CR’s Braxton Faircloth. Event Details :
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