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New era of Del Tech baseball begins Feb. 17

Delaware Tech will begin the season Feb. 17. Shown in back are (l-r) Matthew Marandola (New Castle/Delaware Military Academy); Collin Jensen (Garnet Valley, Pa./Archmere Academy); Tyler Cunningham (Lawrenceville, N.J./Lawrenceville); Luke Wilhelm (Hockessin/A.I. duPont); Evan Niblett (Seaford/Seaford); Ben Hudson (Whaleyville, Md./homeschooled); and Jake Brewington (Millsboro/Sussex Central). In middle are assistant coach Bobby Betts; Jordan Haddaway (Delmar/Delmar); Ben Lewis (Ellendale/Cape Henlopen); Ryan Fulmer (New Castle/Hodgson); Will Findley (Wilmington/Caravel Academy); Micah Bregard (Colorado Springs, Colo./Air Academy); Dominic Fernicola (Bear/William Penn); head coach Stu Madden; and assistant coach Mike DiCarlo. In front are Tommy Heffernan (Lewes/Cape Henlopen); Dylan Allen (Seaford/Seaford); Bryan Widdowson (Seaford/Seaford); Paul Harris (Seaford/Seaford); John McDermott (Townsend/St. Georges Tech); Louis Whitaker (Felton/Polytech); and Trevor Collins (Millsboro/Sussex Central). SUBMITTED PHOTO
February 14, 2019

The Delaware Technical Community College baseball season will begin a new era Sunday, Feb. 17, when the season kicks off with new head coach Stu Madden taking over from Curtis Brock, who retired after 30 years of coaching.

Delaware Tech competes in Region XIX of the National Junior College Athletic Association, and assisting Madden on the coaching staff are Mike DiCarlo and Bobby Betts.

The season begins Feb. 17 at Cecil Community College in North East, Md. Delaware Tech’s first home game is a doubleheader Saturday, Feb. 23, against Cumberland County College. There’s another home doubleheader Sunday, Feb. 24, against Rowan College at Gloucester County.

For a complete roster and schedule of Delaware Tech baseball, go to dtcc.edu/athletics.

For more information on Delaware Tech athletics, go to dtcc.edu/athletics or follow dtccathletics on Instagram.

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