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Cape unified flag football falls to Dover 36-32

The Cape and Dover Unified flag football teams get together after the Dover squad took a 36-32 win. DAN COOK PHOTOS
Dan Cook
October 4, 2018
The Cape Henlopen Unified flag football team members are in back (l-r) head coach Jack Stang, assistant coach Tom MacLeish, Salomon Aranda, assistant coach Theresa McCloy, Brenna Lawson, Tyler LeCates, Blake Gipko, Collin Lawson and Quinn McCullough. In front are Luke Jefferson, Thomas Kramer, Lizzie Shea, Christian Partlow, Sebastian Turman and Chris Handlin.
Cape’s Christian Partlow takes a pass and runs for a touchdown.
Dover’s Steven Powell, left, pulls down a touchdown pass with Cape’s Sebastian Turman playing defense.
Cape’s Tyler LeCates snags a touchdown pass.
Christian Partlow gets a congratulatory handshake from a Dover player.

The Cape Unified flag football team made its debut Oct. 2 on the turf of Legends Stadium against the Dover High School squad. The Senators finished on top 36-32.

The Cape players were pleased with their performance.

“The game went well,” said Cape running back Christian Partlow. “We kept it close. It was a good fun.”

“It went well considering it was our first game,” said Cape quarterback Brenna Lawson. “I haven’t actually played quarterback in a real football game before.”

“I think we did great,” said Cape head coach Jack Stang. “We haven’t had too much time to prepare, but we’re going to have more practices coming up. Everyone got to play on both sides of the ball, and everyone got to touch the ball. That’s what it’s all about. Everyone having fun.”

The Unified team will be back in action at Legends Stadium Tuesday, Oct. 23, with Seaford.

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