Makenzie Todd wears a flag arm band for a game played on the 24th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Gulls gobble gnats (no see ums) throughout the JV game.
Norah Block pushes a shot past the goalie.
Avary Miller is a gnat on the field.
Varsity coaches (l-r) Kate Austin, Tracy Griesbaum and Anna Stancofski walk off the field.
Emily Wells pushes home a goal.
Regan Best is part of a defensive unit that has not allowed a goal yet this season.
Kailey McMahon moves toward the goal.
Layla Conn scores early for Cape.
Makenzie Todd wears a flag arm band for a game played on the 24th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Gulls gobble gnats (no see ums) throughout the JV game.
Norah Block pushes a shot past the goalie.
Avary Miller is a gnat on the field.
Varsity coaches (l-r) Kate Austin, Tracy Griesbaum and Anna Stancofski walk off the field.
Emily Wells pushes home a goal.
Regan Best is part of a defensive unit that has not allowed a goal yet this season.
Kailey McMahon moves toward the goal.
Layla Conn scores early for Cape.Gulls and gnats hovered over Champions Stadium Sept. 11, as the Cape Henlopen field hockey team lit up Sussex Tech 10-0. The Vikings are now 4-0, having won those games by a combined 27-0 margin.
Cape’s goalies Isabel Mekulski and Jordynn Bowe have faced only two shots while recording four shutouts.
The Vikings led the Ravens 10-0 at the half. When was all said and done, Cape held a 30-0 advantage in shots on goal and a 14-0 edge in penalty corners for the game.
Cape goal scorers were Emily Wells and Teagan Baker with two goals each, and single goals scored by Mairead Rishko, Avary Miller, Layla Conn, Grace Heers, Atia Sabbagh and Norah Block.
Cape’s offense had totaled eight assists, led by Sabbagh with three, Baker with two and one each from Heers, Makenzie Todd and Wells.
Sussex Tech goalie Angelina Lopez, a freshman, was credited with 20 saves.
The Sept. 11 game began with a moment of silence; the flag was flown at half mast throughout the game.
Cape will host Sussex Central at 6 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 16, then travel to Tower Hill for a game at 11 a.m., Saturday, Sept. 20.
The Cape JV team hosted Indian River prior to the varsity game and battled to a scoreless tie. The Vikings had a 12-2 shots-on-goal advantage with a 12-3 edge in penalty corners.
Indian River goalie Analiese Werner was credited with five saves, while Cape goalie Alexis Puddicombe had one save. The JV team will play at Tower Hill at 12:30 p.m., Sept. 20.
Makenzie Todd wears a flag arm band for a game played on the 24th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Gulls gobble gnats (no see ums) throughout the JV game.
Norah Block pushes a shot past the goalie.
Avary Miller is a gnat on the field.
Varsity coaches (l-r) Kate Austin, Tracy Griesbaum and Anna Stancofski walk off the field.
Emily Wells pushes home a goal.
Regan Best is part of a defensive unit that has not allowed a goal yet this season.
Kailey McMahon moves toward the goal.
Layla Conn scores early for Cape.




