The Cape gymnasium was packed as a crowd of nearly 1,100 watched Cape and Woodbridge battle on the hardwood. The Vikings’ Mya Maull hits two of her nine points in the contest. DAN COOK PHOTOS
A spirited Cape student section cheers following a made three-pointer by junior guard Mya Maull.
Cape’s Amalia Fruchtman plays tough man-to-man defense on Woodbridge senior Iyanna Mims.
Cape sophomore Faith Re drives around Woodbridge junior Reghan Robinson. She scored 10 points to lead the Vikings.
Cape sophomore Faith Re takes a knee to the temple while battling for a loose ball.
Cape freshman Amalia Fruchtman is fouled.
Senior Ja’Onna Lee hits from the left.
Every player left it on the floor in the DIAA quarterfinal game.
The Crown Trophy Academic Achievement Awards were presented to Woodbridge’s Reghan Robinson and Cape’s Hayden Hudson.
Cape’s Hayden Hudson goes for the block on Blue Raiders forward Tianna Neal. Hudson tallied five blocks in the contest.
Woodbridge senior guard Iyanna Mims slaps the ball away from the reach of Vikings player Amalia Fruchtman.
Cape sophomore Hayden Hudson led both teams with 17 rebounds in the contest.
Cape’s Mya Maull is called for a charge on Woodbridge’s Payton Keeler.
Cape junior guard Lulu Rishko battles for a shot underneath.
Cape sophomore Hayden Hudson snags a rebound from Woodbridge’s Iyanna Mims.
Cape coach Pat Woods calls for strong defense in the fourth quarter.
The Cape student section celebrates after a Faith Re three-pointer.
Cape head coach Pat Woods tries to rally his players in the fourth quarter.
Hayden Hudson slaps a shot by Woodbridge’s Iyanna Mims.
Junior guard Lulu Rishko drives to the paint.
Payton Keeler snags a rebound for the Raiders.
Cape junior guard Mya Maull drives in to the basket.
Cape’s Ja’Onna Lee glides to the hoop.
Junior guard Lulu Rishko goes in strong to the basket.
Cape’s Hayden Hudson battles for a loose ball with Woodbridge’s Reghan Robinson.
Woodbridge’s Payton Keeler and Tianna Neal celebrate the final buzzer.
The Cape gymnasium was packed as a crowd of nearly 1,100 watched Cape and Woodbridge battle on the hardwood. The Vikings’ Mya Maull hits two of her nine points in the contest. DAN COOK PHOTOS
A spirited Cape student section cheers following a made three-pointer by junior guard Mya Maull.
Cape’s Amalia Fruchtman plays tough man-to-man defense on Woodbridge senior Iyanna Mims.
Cape sophomore Faith Re drives around Woodbridge junior Reghan Robinson. She scored 10 points to lead the Vikings.
Cape sophomore Faith Re takes a knee to the temple while battling for a loose ball.
Cape freshman Amalia Fruchtman is fouled.
Senior Ja’Onna Lee hits from the left.
Every player left it on the floor in the DIAA quarterfinal game.
The Crown Trophy Academic Achievement Awards were presented to Woodbridge’s Reghan Robinson and Cape’s Hayden Hudson.
Cape’s Hayden Hudson goes for the block on Blue Raiders forward Tianna Neal. Hudson tallied five blocks in the contest.
Woodbridge senior guard Iyanna Mims slaps the ball away from the reach of Vikings player Amalia Fruchtman.
Cape sophomore Hayden Hudson led both teams with 17 rebounds in the contest.
Cape’s Mya Maull is called for a charge on Woodbridge’s Payton Keeler.
Cape junior guard Lulu Rishko battles for a shot underneath.
Cape sophomore Hayden Hudson snags a rebound from Woodbridge’s Iyanna Mims.
Cape coach Pat Woods calls for strong defense in the fourth quarter.
The Cape student section celebrates after a Faith Re three-pointer.
Cape head coach Pat Woods tries to rally his players in the fourth quarter.
Hayden Hudson slaps a shot by Woodbridge’s Iyanna Mims.
Junior guard Lulu Rishko drives to the paint.
Payton Keeler snags a rebound for the Raiders.
Cape junior guard Mya Maull drives in to the basket.
Cape’s Ja’Onna Lee glides to the hoop.
Junior guard Lulu Rishko goes in strong to the basket.
Cape’s Hayden Hudson battles for a loose ball with Woodbridge’s Reghan Robinson.
Woodbridge’s Payton Keeler and Tianna Neal celebrate the final buzzer. The Cape girls’ basketball team’s Cinderella season came to a close March 6, as the Vikings fell 48-34 to Woodbridge. Nearly 1,100 fans watched as the two best teams in the Henlopen Conference battled in a see-saw game that featured many lead changes.
The game couldn’t have been closer in the first half, as the two division champs traded leads with the score tied 25-25 at the halftime break. The second half was all Blue Raiders, as they held Cape to just nine second-half points and shut them out in the fourth quarter when the Vikings’ normally hot shooting went cold.
“We couldn’t make our shots in the fourth quarter,” said Cape coach Pat Woods. “We were a half from a final four. We didn’t play our best game, obviously, but that’s the scars you’ve got to get in order to be there. To get where we want to be in the program, you have to go through hard times. This is one of those hard times. They don’t get easy.”
Sophomore Faith Re led the Vikings with 10 points and four rebounds.
“I think we were tired and mentally checked out a little bit,” said Re. “We just couldn’t keep up with the pace of the game when we were down. I think we got in our head that we couldn’t come back in the fourth quarter, but we could’ve come back. It was a mental fight and we just didn’t lock in during the second half.”
Junior guard Mya Maull scored nine points, four assists and a pair of rebounds. Senior Ja’Onna Lee and junior Lulu Rishko teamed for seven points and 10 rebounds.
Freshman forward Amalia Fruchtman tallied six points, six rebounds and two blocked shots.
“I think we all just wanted to win so bad that we were just driving in to the hoop and we just abandoned all of our execution, all of our plays,” said Fruchtman. “We just wanted to make a shot, get a lead and win. That just isn’t the way you play basketball; you have to execute and play as a team.”
Sophomore Hayden Hudson continued her record-breaking season under the basket, snagging 17 rebounds and blocking five shots.
Seniors Payton Keeler and De’Asya Jones led the Blue Raiders with 15 and 11 points, respectively.
“I’m proud of this team,” Woods said. “I’m proud that we got here.”
The Cape gymnasium was packed as a crowd of nearly 1,100 watched Cape and Woodbridge battle on the hardwood. The Vikings’ Mya Maull hits two of her nine points in the contest. DAN COOK PHOTOS
A spirited Cape student section cheers following a made three-pointer by junior guard Mya Maull.
Cape’s Amalia Fruchtman plays tough man-to-man defense on Woodbridge senior Iyanna Mims.
Cape sophomore Faith Re drives around Woodbridge junior Reghan Robinson. She scored 10 points to lead the Vikings.
Cape sophomore Faith Re takes a knee to the temple while battling for a loose ball.
Cape freshman Amalia Fruchtman is fouled.
Senior Ja’Onna Lee hits from the left.
Every player left it on the floor in the DIAA quarterfinal game.
The Crown Trophy Academic Achievement Awards were presented to Woodbridge’s Reghan Robinson and Cape’s Hayden Hudson.
Cape’s Hayden Hudson goes for the block on Blue Raiders forward Tianna Neal. Hudson tallied five blocks in the contest.
Woodbridge senior guard Iyanna Mims slaps the ball away from the reach of Vikings player Amalia Fruchtman.
Cape sophomore Hayden Hudson led both teams with 17 rebounds in the contest.
Cape’s Mya Maull is called for a charge on Woodbridge’s Payton Keeler.
Cape junior guard Lulu Rishko battles for a shot underneath.
Cape sophomore Hayden Hudson snags a rebound from Woodbridge’s Iyanna Mims.
Cape coach Pat Woods calls for strong defense in the fourth quarter.
The Cape student section celebrates after a Faith Re three-pointer.
Cape head coach Pat Woods tries to rally his players in the fourth quarter.
Hayden Hudson slaps a shot by Woodbridge’s Iyanna Mims.
Junior guard Lulu Rishko drives to the paint.
Payton Keeler snags a rebound for the Raiders.
Cape junior guard Mya Maull drives in to the basket.
Cape’s Ja’Onna Lee glides to the hoop.
Junior guard Lulu Rishko goes in strong to the basket.
Cape’s Hayden Hudson battles for a loose ball with Woodbridge’s Reghan Robinson.
Woodbridge’s Payton Keeler and Tianna Neal celebrate the final buzzer. 




