Cape hockey seniors are (l-r) Alysa McCarthy, Regan Best, Norah Block, Izzy Mekulski and Avary Miller. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS 
Cape’s last line of defense is (l-r) Regan Best, Ally Diehl, Izzy Mekulski and Ellen Ramsey.
Newark Charter’s Genevieve Walch battles Kailey McMahon.
Alysa McCarthy pushes the ball toward the goal.
Newark Charter senior Audrey Nelson is committed to Temple.
Cape has Patriots goalie Karly Estes down and out of position.
Ellen Ramsey controls the ball.
Senior goalie Izzy Mekulski accepts congrats from teammates.
Cape hockey seniors are (l-r) Alysa McCarthy, Regan Best, Norah Block, Izzy Mekulski and Avary Miller. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Cape’s last line of defense is (l-r) Regan Best, Ally Diehl, Izzy Mekulski and Ellen Ramsey.
Newark Charter’s Genevieve Walch battles Kailey McMahon.
Alysa McCarthy pushes the ball toward the goal.
Newark Charter senior Audrey Nelson is committed to Temple.
Cape has Patriots goalie Karly Estes down and out of position.
Ellen Ramsey controls the ball.
Senior goalie Izzy Mekulski accepts congrats from teammates.
A 3-0 Senior Night shutout over a 9-1 Newark Charter team moved the Cape field hockey team’s record to 12-1, with all wins coming by shutout.
The Patriots, with a few Division I-committed players, had to deal with Cape’s backline defense of Regan Best, Ally Diehl and Ellen Ramsey, which did not allow a single shot on goal.
Cape had a 14-0 advantage in shots and 12-1 in penalty corners. Cape’s three goals came in the first half by Alysa McCarthy (unassisted), Atia Sabbagh from Kailey McMahon, and Emily Wells from Avary Miller. Goalie Izzy Mekulski was credited with the win.
Newark Charter’s junior goalie Karly Estes had 11 saves.
Cape has games remaining at Caesar Rodney (8-4) and Dover (2-11).
Coach Kate Austin “We were really pleased with our play against a really good Newark charter team. We have had some struggles finishing the past few games and we put together a pretty complete game offensively and defensively. The girls were making changes on the field to be successful and working at a high level on both sides of the ball. We saw the grit that’s important as we end the season and move into tournament play. It was nice to put together the pieces the same night we recognized the seniors, as all of them contribute so much to the team and our success. “
Cape won the JV game 4-0 to go 9-1-1 on the season with one game remaining at Caesar Rodney.
Emmilyn Swope scored two goals, while Natalie Arseneau and Meredith Frederick each notched one. Hazel Mancari had an assist.
Cape outshot the Patriots 26-0. Goalie Alexis Puddicombe was credited with the win.
Cape hockey seniors are (l-r) Alysa McCarthy, Regan Best, Norah Block, Izzy Mekulski and Avary Miller. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Cape’s last line of defense is (l-r) Regan Best, Ally Diehl, Izzy Mekulski and Ellen Ramsey.
Newark Charter’s Genevieve Walch battles Kailey McMahon.
Alysa McCarthy pushes the ball toward the goal.
Newark Charter senior Audrey Nelson is committed to Temple.
Cape has Patriots goalie Karly Estes down and out of position.
Ellen Ramsey controls the ball.
Senior goalie Izzy Mekulski accepts congrats from teammates.Event Details :
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