Charter School of Wilmington Field Hockey 2013

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Varsity Results

Date Day Time Opponent H/A Location 1 W/L Score08 24 13 Sat 9:00am Scrimmage Play Day A Polytech HS

08 29 13 Thu 3:45pm Tatnall School A Tatnall School

,1 09/10/13 Tue 3:45pm Tower Hill School A Tower Hill School - W 2-0 j2 09/12/13 Thu 3:45pm Al duPont HS A Al duPont HS w 2-0 i

^ 09/18/13 Wed 3:45pm Concord HS,

09/20/13 Fri 3:45pm Appoquinimink HS

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6 |ri0/02/13 Wed 3:45pm Delcast leHS A Marshallton Ed BIdg W 6-07 10/04/13 Fri 3:45pm Padua Academy Charter School W 1

8 10/09/13 Wed 3:45pm Middletown HS Charter School W 2

9 10/15/13 Tue 3:45pm Ursuline Academy A Serviam Field w 3-2

10 10/16/13 Wed 3:45pm William Penn HS A Wm Penn HS 1-2

11 10/18/13 Fri 3:45pm Newark HS Charter Schooli m i M i i

W12 10/23/13 Wed 3:45pm St. Georges Tech A St. Georges TechHS HS

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13 10/27/13 Sun 2:30pm St Mark's HS UD - Rullo Stadium T ,

10/28/13 Mon 3:30pm Wilm Friends School4^ ^ 1 / 0 6 / 1 3 ' ^ ^ f ^ r r M t . Pleasant HS - ^ r - ^ t Pleasant HS

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16 11/09/13 Sat ,11:00am Tatnall School Tower Hill SchoolDIAA Playoffs

Final Reco rd: 11-3-2


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JV Results

Date Day Tim e Opponent H/A Location W/L Sco re1 09/10/13 Tue 5: 5pm Tower HillSchool A Tow er Hill School -Richardson Field T 1-1

2 09/12/13 Thu 5: 5pm Al duPont HS A Al duPont HS W 2-03 09/18/13 Wed 5: 5pm Concord HS H Charter School , , . , ^ w 2-0 1i4 09/20/13 Fri 5: 5pm AppoquiniminkHS A Appoquinimink HS w 5-0

^5 09/23/13 Mon 5: 5pm ArchmereAcademy H Charter School w6 09/27/13 Fri 3:45pm Glasgow HS H Charter School w 5-07 09/30/13 Mon 3:45pm St. M ark s H S H Charter School w 6-08 10/02/13 Wed 5: 5pm Delcastle HS A Marshallton Ed BIdg w 5-09 10/04/13 Fri 5: 5pm PaduaAcademy H Charter Schoo l 0-0 t10 10/09/13 Wed 5: 5pm MiddletownHS H Charter Schoo l 5-011 10/15/13 Tue 5: 5pm UrsulineAcademy A Serviam Field w 4-012 10/16/13 Wed 5: 5pm William Penn

HSA Wm Penn HS w 4-0

13 10/18/13 Fri 5: 5pm Newark HS H Charter School w 7-0 V

14 10/23/13 Wed 5: 5pm St. GeorgesTech HS A St. Georges Tech HS w 1-015 10/28/13 Mon 5: 5pm Wilm FriendsSchool A Wilm Friends Schoo l T 2-2

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Freshman Roster

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Freshman Resul ts

Opponent Location09/12/13 Thu i3:45pm \e A Brandywine HSHS

2 09/17/13 Tue 3:45pm Al duPont Charter SchoolHS3 09/20/13 Fri 3:45pm NewarkCharterSchool

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4 09/23/13 Mon 3:30pm ML Pleasant A ML Pleasant HSI iH S I i

5 10/02/13 We d 3:30pm ML Plea san t H Charter SchoolH S

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6 10/08/13 Tu e 3:30pm William PennHS A Wm Penn HS w 2-07 10/14/13 Mon 3:30pm Concord H S H Charter School

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8 10/16/13 Wed13:45pm Al duPontH S A Al duPont HS W 5-0

9 10/21/13 " Mon 3 :30pm W illiam Pe nnH S H Charter School w ' 1Fina l Rec ord : 6-1-2


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HIGH SCHOOL PRESEASON R ANKINGS(Last year s record in parenthesis) ^ - 3 ^ ^ '

f F O O T B A L LDIV IS ION I1. Mid dletow n (12-0)2. Caesar Rodney (8-4)3. Salesianum (10-2)4. St . Mark s (9-3)5. Sussex Cent ral (8-3)6. Cape Henlopen (8-3)7. Concord (6-4)8. A. I . du Pont (7-3)9. Smyrna (4-6)10. Dover (4-5)DIV IS ION I I1. Caravel (13-0)2. St. Georges (10-1)3. Hod gson (11-2)4. Archmere (8-4)5. Indian River (9-3)6. Milford (3-7)7. Howard (8-3)8. Delmar (7-3)9. Del . Mil . Academy (7-4)10. St. Elizabeth (6-5)

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V O L L E Y B A L LI .S t . M ark s2. Padua3. Ursuline4. Concord5. ArchmereB O Y S S O C C E RD I V I S I ON I1. Salesianum2. Charter of W il. (14-2-1)3. Caesar Rodney (14-3-1)4. Concord (13-2-1)5. App oquinim ink (12-4-1)D IV IS ION I I

ndian River2. St. Georges3. Archmere4. St . E l izabeth5. McKeanF I E L D H O C K E Y1. Cape Henlopen2. Delmar3. Caravel4. Polytech

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Charter of Wilmington 3, Concord 0Concord 0 0 0Charter 2 1 3Rrst Haif-DiGuglielmo (J. Nixon), CSW, 14:34;Wood(DiGugiieimo), CSW, 11:05,Second H alf-OiGuglielmo, CSW, 10:48.Shots-CHS 10, CSW 38. Penalty Comere-CHS 3,CSWIO, Saves-CHS15 (Donlin 15);CSW 5 (Caliiil).Records:Concord0-3-0;Charter of Wilmington 3-0-0.

Charter of Wilmington 6Appoquiniminic 0Charter 2 4 6Appo 0 0 0First Half-Wood (J. Nixon), CSW, 27:24; Lamey(J. N ixon), CSW, 24:05.Second Half-Wood (Lamey), CSW, 27:16; Lamey (J. Nixon), CSW, 23 :02; Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 18:10; DiGuglielmo (Cfiitty), CSW,9:50.Shots-CSW 30, A 7. Penalty Corners-CSW 7,AHS 5. Saves-CSW 5 (Cafiill), A16 (Symes).Records: Charter ofWilmington 4-0-0; Appoquinimink 2-2-0.

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H IG H S CH O O L R A N K I N G SF O O T B A L LThe News J ourna l/In the Zone pollDIVISION I1. Middletown (6-0) Prev .l2.Salesianum (5-1) 23. Caesar Rodney (4-2) 34.Dover (5-1) 45. St. Marie's (4-2) 56. William Penn (3-3) 67. Sussex Tech (4-2) 78. A.I. duPont (4-2) 99. Sussex Central(3-3) 810.Concord (3-3) NRDIVISION II1. Hodgson (4-2) 12.St. Georges (5-1) 23. Caravel (4-2) 34. Delmar (6-0) 45. Woodbridge (5-1) 76. Tower Hill (6-0) 67. Lake Forest(3-3) 58. Howard (4-2) 89. Delaware Military (4-2) 1010.Brandywine (4-2) 9V O L L E Y B A L L1. Padua (10-0) 12.St. Mark's (9-1) 2

3. Charter of Wilm. (9-2) 34.Concord (8-2) NR5. Tower Hill (7-2) 5B O Y S S O C C E RDIVISION I1. Salesianum (9-0-1) 12.Appoquinimink (10-1) 23. Charter of Wilm. (7-2) 34. Caesar Rodney (7-1) 45. Cape Henlopen (9-1) 5DIVISION III.Indian River(5-2-1) 12. St. Elizabeth (8-1) 23. St. Georges (7-2) 34.Wilm . Christian (7-1) 45. Mount Pleasant (6-2-1) 5F I E L D H O C K E Y1. Cape Henlopen (10-0-1) 12.Delmar (10-1) 23. Polytech (10-0) 34.Mount Pleasant (9-0) 45. Tatnall (7-1) 5B O Y S C R O S SC O U N T R Y *DIVISION I1. Salesianum 1

2.Charter of Wilm. 33. Caesar Rodney 24. Newark 45. Sussex Tech 5DIVISION II1. Tatnall 12. Archmere 23.DMA 44. Wilm . Friends NR5. St. Andrew's 5G I R L S C R O S SC O U N T R Y *DIVISION1I.Padua2.Charter of Wilm.3. Caesar Rodney4.Concord5. St. Mark'sDIVISION II1. Tatnall2. DMA3. St. Andrew's4. Ursuline5. Archmere

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Charter of W ilmington 3 Ursuline 2Charter of Wilmington 2 0 1Ursuline 2 0 0 - ;First Half - Hurff UA, 27:32; DiGuglielmo (JN ixo n) CS W 2 6 :2 3 ; K ir k ( H u , f O , U DiGug le mo (Lamey), CSW, 3:40. OvertimeDiGuglielmo (J, Nixon), CSW 710Shots- CSW28,UA15.Penalty Comers- CSW9 ,U A4 ,S a ves-CS W9( Ca h i ll9 ) ;U A9 (P o sa

Will iam Penn 2 Charter of Wilmington 1Charter of Wilmington 2 1 ^ 1William Penn 0 2 2Second Half Lamey, C, 14:27; Stewart (Behor-nar) W R 10:28; Stewart, WP, 2:15. Shots C 24,WP 6. Penalty Comers C 8, WP 4. Saves C 4(Cahill); WP 14 (Hope).

Charter ofWilmington 2.Newark 0Newark 0 0 - 0Charter of Wilm. i i _ 2First Half Mash (Wood), CSW, 27:52Second Half - Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CSW,27:44Shots - N15, CSW 27. Penalty Corners N 8,CSW 3. Saves N12 (Kelby), CSW7 (Cahill).

F I E L D H O C K E YSt . Georges 2Charter of Wilmington 1 (OT)Charter 0 1 0 - 1St . Georges 1 0 1 - 2First half Sterling (McVey), SG , 10:56Second half Wood, C, 57:3 3.; Overtime - Sterling (McVey), SG, 60:54 .; Shots - C 9, SG 6Penalty corners - C 5, SG 3. Saves - C 3 (Cahill),SG 5 (fiy).

H I G H S C H O O L SF I E L D H O C K E YTURF BOWLCaravel 2 Woodbridge 1Woodbridge 0 1 - 1Caravel 1 1 - 2First Half Reynolds (Gillen), CA, 16:28; Second Half - Anderews, W, 13:01; Gillen, CA.3:18; Shots CA 14,W4; Penalty Comers CA9,W 1;Saves CA (Lester3),W(Anderson 12).

Charter of W ilmington1 St . Mark s1(OT)St .Mark s 1 0 0 - 1Charter 0 1 0 - 1First Half - Evans (Tiberi), SM, 5:19; SecondHalf Wood, CSW, 3:14; Shots - SM 11, CSW28 ;Penalty Comers SM3, CSW 9; Saves SM(Conway 12), CSW (Cahill 4).Deka st le 2 Del. Mil i tary Academy 1Delcast le 1 1 - 2

Del . Mil i tary Academy 1 0 - 1First Half Cross, DM A,19:15;Roy (Bemal-Or-tiz),DTHS, 2:42.; Second Half - Roy, DTHS,2:37.St E l izabeth 1 Newark 0Newark 0 0 - 0St . E l izabeth 1 0 - 1First Half -Kulesza(Kokoska) SE 12:43; Shots-SE-8;N-5; Penalty Corners -SE-6; N-8; Saves-SE(Stephano,8); N-5St. Georges 7, Hodgson 0St . Georges 4 3 - 7Hodgson 0 0 - 0

Charter of W ilmington2 Wilmington Friends 2Charter of W ilm. 1 1 nWilmington Friends 1 0 - 2FirstHalf -DiGuglielmo CW, 28 :44; Yeatman (Gatti),Second Half DiGuglielmo, C, 17:03; Kuller (Skibicki),


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SPORTS T U E S D A Y , O C T . 2 9 , 2 0 1 3 T H E N E W S J O U R N A L CH I G H S CH O O LR A N K I N G SF O O T B A L LT h e N e w s J o u r n a l / I n T h e Z o n e p o l lD I V I S I O N I1. Midd letown (8-0) Prev.12. Salesianu m (7-1) 23. Dover (7-1) 44. St. Mark s (5-3) 55. Caesar Rodn ey (5-3) 36 . Wi l l iam Penn (5-3) 67. Concor d (4-4) 98 . Cape Henlopen (4-4) NR9. Sussex Tech (4^) 710. Sussex Centra l (4-4) 10DIV IS IO N I I1. Hodg son (6-2) 12. St. Geor ges (7-1) 23. Carav el (6-2) 34 . Delmar (8-0) 45. Tow er Hil l (8-0) 56. Indian River (5-3) 87 . DMA 5-3) 78 . Wo odbr idge (6-2) 99 . Arc i imere (5-3) 1010. Lake Forest (4-4) 61 2 9 0 t h e T i c k e t / D I F C A c o a c h e s p o l lD I V I S I O N I1 . Middleto wn 12 . Sa les ianum 23. Dover 34 . S t . Mark s 55 . Wi l l iam Penn . 86 . Caesar Rodney 47 . Cape Henlopen 7

8 . Concord NR9. Sussex Tech 610. Sussex Centra l NRD I V I S I O N I I1. Hodg son 12 . S t . Georges 23 . Delmar 44 . Caravel 35 . Tower Hi l l 56 . Indian R iver 67 . W oodb r i dge 88 . Archm ere 109. Delaw are Mi l i ta ry 710. H owa r d NRV O L L E Y B A L LI . P a du a ( 15-0 ) 12. St Mark s (11-3) 23. Arch mer e (11-3) NR4. Chart er (13-2) 35. Conco rd (12-2) 4B O Y S S O C C E RD I V I S I O N 11. Salesianum (12-0-1) 12 . Appo quinim ink (13-1) 23. Charte r (11-2) 34. Caesar Rodn ey (12-2) 45. Cape Hen lopen (13-1) 5D I V I S I O N I II . In dia n R iver (10-2-1) 12. St. E l izabe th (12-2) 23. St. Geor ges (10-3) 34. Tow er Hil l (8-4-2) NR5. Delm ar (9-3-2) 5F I E L D H O C K E Y1. Cape Hen lopen (14-0-1) 1

2. Delm ar (14-1) 23. Polytech (13-2) 34. Tatn al l (11-2) 55. W ilmin gto n Christian (10-1-2) NRB O Y S C R O S SC O U N T R Y *D I V I S I O N 11. Sa les ianum 12 . C ha r te r o fW i l m i ngton 23 . Newa r k 34. Sussex Tech 45. Caesar Rodney 5D I V I S I O N I I1. Tatn al l 12 . A r c hm er e 23 . Caravel 34 . Delaw are Mi l i ta ry 45 . Wi lmington Fr iends 5G I R L S C R O S SC O U N T R Y *D I V I S I O N 11. Padu a 12 . Char ter of Wi lm ington 23 . Caesar Rodney 34 . Smyrna 45 . Concord 5DIV IS IO N I I1. Tatn al l 12 . S t. Andrew s 23 . Delaw are Mi l i ta ry 34 . A r c hm er e 45. Ursul in e 5

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F I E L D H O C K E YF I R S T R O U N D f f^^T u e s d a y N o. 16 Ursul ine (9-5-1) at No. 1Cape Henlopen (14-0-1) , 3:30 No. 9 St. Geo rges (12-2-1) vs.No. 8 Wi lmington Chr i s t ian(11-2-2) at T ow er Hi l l , 2 :30 No. 13 Caravel (9-4-2) at No. 4Sanf ord (12-2-1), 2 No. 12 Sussex Tech (1M ) at No.5 Polytech (13-2) , 2:30W e d n e s d a y No. 15 Caesar Rodney (10-5) atNo. 2 Tatnal l (13-2) , 2:30 No. 10 Char ter of W i lmington(10-2-2) a t No. 7 M ount P leasant(13-2),2 No. 14 Dover (10-5) a t No. 3Delmar (14-1) , 2:30 No. 11 Wi lmington Fr iends(9-3-3) vs. No. 6 P adua (12-3) atT o w e r Hi l l , 2:30

Q U A R T E R F I N A L S ( N O V . 9 ) Ursul ine-Cape Henlopenwinner vs . S t . Georges-Wi lmington Chr i s t ian winner a t Mi l ford,11:30a . m . Caravel -Sanford winner vs .Sussex Tech-Poly tech win ner a tSmyrna , 2 Caesar Rodney-Tatna l l winnervs . Cha r te r o f W i l m i ngton-Mount P l easa nt w i nner a t TowerHil l , 11 a.m . D over -De l m a r w i nner vs .Wi lmington Fr iends-Paduawi nner a t M i l fo r d , 2S E M I F I N A L S ( N O V . 1 2 )S i tes, t imes TEAC H A M P I O N S H I P ( N O V . 1 6 )S i t e, t i m e TB A


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i e ld h o c k e y p a i r i n g sTwo-time defending state cliampion Cape Henlopen earned tlie top seed whenthe 16-team fieldwasannouncedforthe DIAA Field Hockey State Tou rnamen ttoday.The Vikings (14-0-1) will host No.16Ursuline (9-5-1)in thefirst roundat 3:30p.m. Tuesday. T atnall (13-2)is theNo.2s eed, followedbyDelmar (14-1), whichhas losttoCape Henlopenin thelast two state cham pionship ga mes .First-round gam es w illbeplayed Tuesday and Wednesday. Quarterfinal gameswillbeplayed Nov.9,withthesem ifinalsonNov.12andthechampionship gam eon Nov.16.Admissionforfirst-roundandquarterfinal gamesis 5. Sem ifinal ticketsare 6,and championship ticketsare 7. Sem ifinal and cham pionship ticketsmay bepurchased onlineatwww .diaa.ticketleap.com.


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Two- t ime de fend ing champion Cape Hen lopenearned the top seed for the DIAA Fie ld Hockeyt o u rn a m e n t wh i c h b e g in s T u e s d a y a n dW e d n e s d a y a f t e rn o o n .Round 1T u e s d a y , N o v e m b e r 5No. 16 Ursu l ine 9- 5- 1) a t No . 1 Cap e Henlop en1 4 - 0 - 1 ) - 3 : 3 0 p mNo. 9 S t . Georg es 12 -2 -1 ) v s . No . 8 Wi lmingtonChr i s t ian 11 -2- 2 ) - 2 :3 0p m a t Tow er H il lNo. 13 Ca r ave l 9 -4 -2 ) a t No . 4 Sanfo rd 12 -2 -1) - 2pm

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P E N N Y H I L L I tcan be difficult to score in fieldhockey,andthestout defensesofCharterofWilmington and Mount Pleasant madeitalmost impossibleWednesday.The Force's MorganLameywastheonlyone tobreakthrough, converting Paige DiGuglielmo'sdeflected pass in the 24th minutetogiveChartera1-0victoryatMount Pleasantinthe opening round of theDIAAFieldHockeyTournament.The lOth-seededForce (11-2-2) advancedtoplayNo. 2Tatnallin the quarterfinals at11a.m. Saturday

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1. f K ^ * B r a d M y ers a B r a d M y e r s T N J e N ovMorgan Lamey scores on assist from Paige DiGuglie lmo in 24th minute, Charter leads MountPle asa nt 1-0 at half in DIAA field hockey f^delhs

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into semisFifth seeded Polytech tops SanfordThe News JournalWILMINGTON ShayCannonscoredhersecondpenalty-stroke goal of thegamewith20:06left inthegametogiveNo.2Tatnall

a2-1 victory over No. 10Charterof Wilmington inaDIAAStateFieldHockey Tournament quarterfinalat TowerHillSchoolonSaturday.Cannon put the Hor

nets 15-2) ahead with herfirst penalty-stroke goalwith19:11to gointhe firsthalf.ButtheForce 11-3-2)tied it up with 14:02 leftwhen Josephine Nixonscored off an assist from

MorganLamey.TheForceoutshotTanall 13-8, but goalkeepeAbbyHorgan made thrsaves for the Hornetwho advance tomeetDemar in the semifinals oHiesday. Mackenzie Cahill made four saves goal forCharter

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DOVER- Cape Henlopen diditagain.The Vikings edgedDehnar 1-0 in the championship gameofthe DI AAField Hocliey TournamentonSaturdayat Dover High for their thirdconsecutive state title.All three times, Capehad to beat Delma r inthef i n a l All three times, ithas been excruciatinglyclose.The Vikings rantheirin-state winning streak to51 games. The Wildcatshave lost onlysi xtimesinthe last three years , alltoCape Henlopen-threeinthe regular season, threein the championshipgame.It's hard to believe.I'm still shaking, Vikingscoach Kate Windett sa idThe whole game,I wasshaking. [Delmar]issucha good team.It'shardtobeat thems ixtimes in arow. It's mibelievable.w years ago, the Vikings won 3-2 in thetitlegame. Last year, Capewon 2-1. This year,it was1-0. The stars just aren'talignedfor us inthe statefinals, I guess, Delmarcoach Jodi HoUamonsa id I don't know. Wejusta reunlucky,Iguess.We played great hockey.

Both teams are used togenerating around 20shotspergame,buttheyknew that wouldn't happen Saturday. Cape(18-0-1) managed five shots,while Delmar (17-2) tookthree.The only onethatgotthrough cameinthe 39thminute, when Vikingsjunior Sam Broaclhurstdrewthedefense's attention and passedtosophomore Itess Bernheimer

Cape s Marlee McGlnness tries to maneuver around Delmar goalie Tressie Windsorduring Saturday s championship game, GARY eMEiGnn-HE NEWS JOURNALfor an easy score.Delmar's best scoringchance camei n the23rdminute, when Cape goal-keeper Katie Kolobielskisprawled to stop twoshotsbyBooter EllisandAmy Wilsono ff of apen-alty comer.

As long as we stoppedthe comer,Iknew that wewere going to win, Kolobielskisa id Istay onmyfeet whenIknow thatit'sright, but I knew that Ihad to dive to save the ballandIhadtodo whateverit took to keep the ball outof the net.Ellis wasdominant inthe midfield area,but Tiara Du ffy and the restofthe Cape defenders didtheir best to keep the bal l

outofthe circ le.We just knew thatthey would go to Booteralot, and sheisreally powerful up the middle, Win-dett sa id We tried toshut her down and notgive them comers.The Vikings did allowacomer in the final seconds, giving Delmaronemore chancetotie it.ButBernheimer mshed out tostop EUisatthe top of thecircl e, and that wasit.The Wildcats' rosterisdotted with10frustratedseniors. Their coachwasproudoftheir effort-notjust Saturday, but allthrough their high schoolcareers.They have nothingtoput their heads down

about, Hollamon sa idThereare a lot of girlsthat wish to get to thisspot every single year,and they've been therefor the past three.Sometimes, Ithinki thas almost started to betaken for granted thatwe're supposed to behere.It'stheir hard workandthethings they dointhe offseason, that's whatputsushere.

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ALL-STATE FIELD HOCKEYCapeHenlopen sDuffyearns player ofyearhonorThe News Journal

Senior TiaraDuffy ofDIAA state championCapeHenlopen hasbeennamed Player of theYearand leads the All-Statefieldhockeyteam, whichwas determined byavoteof thestate scoaches.Duffy, a defender,helpedthe Vikings to an18-0-1 season and theirthirdconsecutivestatet itle. She was theonlyCapeHenlopen playerselectedto the first team.

Three-time state runner-up Delmar placedthree players on the firstteam- Booter Ellis,AmyWilson and goalkeeperTressie Windsor. Charterof Wilmington s Paige DiGuglielmo and MorganLamey are on the firstteam, along with WilmingtonChristian sKellyOgle and Zosia Roberts.The othereight first-teamers represent eightdifferent schools: Caravel sJackie Gillen, Wilmington Friends DanielleKuller,Mount Pleas-ant s Kate Walker, Padua s Caitiin Cooke, St.Georges Katie Sterling,Sussex Tech s TorrieHuk, Tatnall s Shay Cannon and Ursuline sLauraHurff.

Polytech s Lynn Richardson was named theCoach of the Year. ThePanthers finished 15-3and reached the statesemifinals.ALL-STATE FIELDHO C KEY TEAMSetectedby the Dela-

Cape Henlopen s TiaraDuffy ad e f e n d e r helpedthe Vikingsto an 18-0-1 seasonandtheir third consecutive statet i t l e W I L L I M BRETzcER rHE NEWS JOU RN Lware Field HockeyCoaches Association

F i r s t t e a m : TiaraDuffy, sr., Cape Henlopen;Jackie Gillen, sr.. Caravel; Paige DiGuglielmo,jr., Charter of Wilmington; Morgan Lamey, sr..Charter of Wilmington;Booter Ellis,sr., Delmar;Amy Wilson, sr., Delmar;Danielle Kuller, sr.,Wilmington Friends; KateWalker,so.. Mount Pleasant; Caitiin Cooke, sr.,Padua;KatieSterling, sr.,St. Georges; Torrie Huk,jr., Sussex Tech; ShayCannon, sr.,Tatnall;Laura Hurff, sr., Ursuline;KellyOgle, sr., WilmingtonChristian;Zosia Rob

erts, sr., WilmingtonChristian;Tressie Windsor GK), sr.,DelmarS eco n d t e a m : Caroline Rath, sr., Archmere;Katherine Judge, sr..Cape Henlopen; MaggieDelp,sr..Cape Henlopen;Seray Crescenzo,jr..Concord; Tessa Jarvis, sr.,Delmar; Alyssa More,jr..Mount Pleasant; JamieTrabaudo, so., Polytech;Carter Ayars, so., Sanford; Emily Bloom, sr.,Sanford;SaraMcVey,jr.,St . Georges; Claire Igo,jr., St. Mark s; HannahKrause,sr., Sussex Tech;Taylor Kvilhaug,sr., SussexTech; Elise Brown,jr.,Tatnall;Aimika Roberts,

so., Wilmington Christian; Chardonnay HopeGK), sr.,WilliamPennHo n o r ab le m e n t i o n :Megan McCormick, jr.,A.I. duPont;AlexisPrilla-man, sr., Caesar Rodney;AUie Yeager, sr., CapeHenlopen;LaurenLynch,sr.. Caravel;Josie Nixon,sr., Charter of Wihnington; Elena Veale, sr., Wilmington Friends; MollyKerrigan, sr.. MountPleasant;TaylorHolt, sr..Red LionChristian;ChelseaKulesza,sr.,St.Elizabeth; Jennifer Davis, sr.,Tatnall; Jessica ClervalGK), sr.,Padua


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Amy Wilson sr.Delmar Booter Ellis sr.Delmar Caitiin Cooke sr.Padua Danielle Kuller sr.WilmingtonFriends

Katie Steriing sr.St. Georges Kelly Ogle sr.WilmingtonChristian

Morgan Lamey sr.Charter ofWilmington

Shay Cannon sr.Tatnall

Paige DiGuglielmojr.. Charter ofWilmingtonLaura Hurff sr.Ursuline Jackie Gillen sr..Caravel Kate Walker soMount Pleasan

Tressie WindsorGK) , sr.. Delmar Tiara Duffy sr..Cape HenlopenPlayer of tfie Year

Zosia Roberts sr.WilmingtonChristian

TorrieHuk,jr.Sussex lisch

SECOND TEAMCarol ine Rath , sr . , Archme re; KatherineJudge, sr .. Cape Henlopen; M aggie Delp , sr..Cape Henlopen; Seray Crescenzo ,jr. Concord;Tessa Jarvis,sr Delmar; Alyssa More,jr..Mount P leasant ; Jamie Trabaudo, sc . , Po lytech; Carter Ayars, sc . , Sanford ; Emily Bloom ,sr , Sanford ; Sara McVey ,jr St. Georges;Cla ire Igo , j r , S t . Mark s ; Hannah Krause,sr.Sussex Tech; Taylor K vilha ug, sr., Sussex Tech;E l ise Bro wn, jr . , Tatna l l ; Annika Roberts , so . ,Wilmington Ch rist ian ; Chardonnay H ope(GK ) , sr., William Penn

HONORABLE MENTIONMegan McCormick, j r ., A l . du Pon f Alex isPri l laman,sr Caesar Rodney ; Al l ie Yeager,sr . . Cape Henlopen; Lauren Lynch, sr . . Ca ra ve l ; Josie Nixon, sr.. Charter ofW i lming to n ;E lena Vea le,sr Wilmington Friends; MollyKerrigan, sn . Moun t P leasant ; Tay lor H olt ,sr..Red Lion Christ ian ; Chelsea Kulesza ,sr St.E l izabeth ; Jennifer Davis ,sr Tatnall; JessicaClerva l (GK ), sr ., PaduaCOACH OF THE YEARLynn Richardson, Po lytech

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A L L - ST A T E P H O T O S N E E D E DThe News Jou rna l wi l l recognize the fa l l Al l-State teams th is weeWe need yearbook/mug shots of the ath letes l isted below. Photoshould be 200 dpi . They can be emailed tosportsdelawareonline.com. For more inform ation, ca l l sports editor Jason Levine(302) 324-2539.

FOOTBALLDeon Wright , DoverMichael H urd , DoverTavarus Sample, DoverDarius Wade, MiddletownReggie Carro l l , Wil l iam Pen


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Withslew of fieldhockeyaccolades, Cape s Duffywi l lturn herfocusto softballat thecollegelevelBy Jason WotfThe New t Jour nal

WheneverKateWindettgaveher field hockey teamfive minutes to cutloosebefore games,TiaraDuffy'sgo-tomovewas theworm.But the quietCapeHenlopen senior defender saysshe didn't need theimpromptudance panytocalmhernerves.Just likeshe insists shedoesn'tneed the wealthof accolades, either. Or even realize they're well-deserved.IguessI'mreallyhardonmyself," Duffysaid,"soIdon't notice whenI dothingsright,but otherpeopledoand I don't expect them to It'sjustsurprising."

DuffywasvotedtheDelawarefield hockeyplayerofthe year bystatecoaches this season, plusearnedrecognition as a regionalAil-Americanand second-teamAIl-Americanby the NationalField Hockey CoachesAssociation,But she may never play thegameagain.Duffyplans toplayonly softballmcollegeandsaidshe'sconsidering attending SouthCarolina, East CarolinaorCoastalCarolinabecause she enjoys thatareaofthecountry.The17-yeaiM)ld staroutfielder, whodroveinthe go-aheadru nagainst PuertoRicointhechampionship game of the Big League SoftballWorldSeries

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Duffy Statehonorsurprises defenderthis past summer, hasplayed sofrbali since shewas4years old and said^ only picked up fieldhockey in fifth grade atthe request ofafriejid.

"IjustlikesofJballbetterbecauseit'smorechallenging ihan hockey andit's more of a mentalgame." r>uff>' said. "It'smore fun, Ithink."Duffy has started forthe Cflpe Henic -n fieidhockey te-iun siiKe thestate playoffs of herfreshmanyear, when theVikings last suffei-ed anin-state loss, falling 1-0 toSussex Tech in the 2010{Semifinals.Cape Henlopen hassince won three consecutive DIAAstjite championships, beating Delmarin the finals each time,and defeated 51 consecutiveDelawareopponents,-She definitely protectshergoalkeeperveryWell,"DelmarcoachJodiHollamonsaid'She stands usually inthe backfield and makessome solid runs up thefield twoorthree timesagame and usually makes

something happen whenshe does that. She hasvery low bk)dc tacklesand isveiThardto eliminate becauseof her sizeand quickness- Andherspeed is deceiving because ofhersize,"Duffyh adthree goals,11assistsamifour defen-sive saves this season,helpingCapeHenlf ento

an record.Lastyearshe scoredinthe state championshipganie.a2-iYicior) .t estateplayeroftteyearawardis an unusualhonor for someoneivhoplaysdefense,'I was really surprised," Duffy said. "Ithought there were abunchof players in thestatethat would ge* it instead ofme, and Iplaydefense, so I didn't thinkanywie would nominateme for it because I dontdomuch,unless it'sabiggame.I guess when therewere big games thatcoaches saw that I tryreallyhardandIplaywellwhen have to andstepup.

I've never seen a defender getit. Butshe'snota typical defender,"sajdWindett,theCape Henlopen coach. "It'shardtomissher.She'snot asmallgirlyou'regoingto miss.She's a force. At mostschools, she would not beacenter bat:k, butttjarsjuslwhereweneeded her... We're hoping we cancmivinceher toplayhockey and sofibail sotnc-wbt rt:buj we'll see howthatgoes,"f>liffysaidsheenjoyedplayingfield bctckeybut islookingftffwardo her fi-naihigh school seaswi ofsoftbai and fr


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