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Pep rally lauds Cape's spring sports success
The girls lacrosse team won their seventh straight state title with a 16-6 win over Polytech. Shown are (standing l-r) Cape Viking, Lexi Woodruff, Sarah Tappan, Tess Bernheimer, Sam Broadhurst, Jordan Brown, Coryn Cannon, Cameron Wick, Lizzie Frederick, Taylor Gooch and Alison Palmer and (kneeling l-r) Jody Boyer, Leah Berry, Cailey Thornburg, Logan Shuttleworth, Sarah Rambo, Iseabal Cryne, Annie Judge, Katie Klabe, Korinne LeMaire, Lindsay Monigle, Mallory Jones, Katie Frederick, Mary Grace Cannon and Sarah Hyde. BY DAN COOK
June 2, 2015
The Cape boys' lacrosse made it to the finals for the second straight year. Shown in back are (l-r) Robbie Neal, Brendan Kane, Brock Maloomian, Brooks Buck, Patrick Monigle, James Albertella, Sean Grahne, Chris Argo, Ricky Brokaw, Michael Hopkins, Ross Gillan, Brent Reed, Hank Coveleski, Sean Lally, A J Marshall, Kyle Orton, Brandt Lookup and the Cape Viking. In front are (l-r) Erik-Stephane Stancofski, Dillon Mocci, Ethan Ghabra, Holden Kammerer, Evan Gehman, Nicholas Conrad, Joey Kung, Jacob Brown, Jeb Monigle, Christopher DePrince-Levis and Brayden Ostan. Missing from the picture are Liam Zolper, Toby Fleming, and J.C. Ashby. BY DAN COOK
The baseball team played in the championship game at Frawley Stadium, home of the Wilmington Blue Rocks. They are in back (l-r) George Lewis, coach Dave Vitella, Austin Elliott, Noah Clifton, J J Dominick, head coach Ben Evick, Quinn Donohoe, David Kwan, Drew Mulcahy, coach Drew Johnson and Jayson Wiberg. In front are Kai Vitella, Richard Carey, David Kennedy, Gordon Boslet, Alec McCoy and Zachary Gelof. Missing from the picture are Will Jarrell and Hunter Engel. BY DAN COOK
The softball team returned to the state tournament after seven years. Shown in back are (l-r) Madison Shatzer, Jessica Evans, Raegan Jackson, Hannah Jones, Samantha Frederick and Kira Vitella. In front are Sara Lallier, Payton Heck, Bryanna Bailey and Riley Shields. Missing are Sydney Ostroski, Natalie Oldham, Kaisey Reed, Jordyn Virden, Jasmin Williamson and Isabella Porro. BY DAN COOK
Cape Principal Brian Donahue stands with senior Sam Young, who was the best in the state of Delaware at the pole vault. BY DAN COOK
Senior Tavon Scott was presented with the Reds Offensive MVP Award by head football coach Bill Collick. BY DAN COOK
Tyre Maull was presented the prestigious Sam Russell Award. He is shown with (l-r) aunt Janet Maull-Martin, father Julius Maull and mother Brenda. BY DAN COOK
Matthew Zehner, who represented the six golfers who made a mark in the state championship, was given a hug by Assistant Principal Mike Dmiterchik. Not shown are Quincy Duckworth, Michael DeStasio, Mason Jones, Maddie Baptiste and Darren Branner. BY DAN COOK
Cape Assistant Principal Mike Dmiterchik acted as emcee for the event. BY DAN COOK
Cape Gazette sports editor Dave "Fredman" Frederick introduced the state champion girls' lacrosse team. BY DAN COOK
Cape Henlopen High School students and athletes attended a pep rally June 1 to honor the spring sports teams, which made quite the showing this year.
The girls' lacrosse team made it seven in a row with another DIAA state championship, while baseball and boys' lacrosse each made it to the state finals.
The softball team made the state tournament after a seven-year hiatus, while senior Sam Young was honored for winning the state championship in the pole vault competition in track and field. The Cape golf team was also honored for its play in the state championship.
