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FOOTBALL THE NEWS JOURNAL DIVISION I 1.Middletown(4-0) Prev. 1 2. Salesianum (4-0) 2 3. St. Mark's (4-0) 3 4. Dover (2-2) 4 5. Caesar Rodney (2-2) 5 6. Sussex Central (3-1) 7 7. A.I. du Pont (3-1) 6 8. Cape Henlopen (3-1) 8 9. Appoquinimink (2-2) NR 10. Smyrna (2-2) 9 DIVISION II I.Hodgson (4-0) 1 2. Caravel (4-0) 2 3. Howard (4-0) 3 4. Archmere (3-1) 4 5. DMA (3-1) 6 6. St. Elizabeth (2-2) 5 7. St. Georges (4-0) 7 8. Delmar (2-2) 8 9. Indian River (3-1) 9 10. Lake Forest (2-2) 10 1290 THE TICKET/DFCA DIVISION I 1. Middletown 2. Salesianum 3. St. Mark's 4. Sussex Central VOLLEYBALL 1. St. Mark's (4-0) 2. Padua (6-0) 3. Archmere (6-0) 4. Ursuline (5-1) 5. Concord (5-1) 1 2 3 4 NR 1 3 4 2 5 1 2

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BOYS SOCCER 1. Salesianum (4-1) 2. Charter of Wilm. (4-0-1) 3. Concord (4-0-1) 4. Archmere (6-1) 5. Indian River (5-0) FIELD HOCKEY 1. Cape Henlopen (6-1) 2. Delmar (6-1)

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FOOTBALL The News Journal Division I 1. Middletown (6-0) Prev. 1 2. Salesianum (6-0) 2 3. St. Mark's (5-1) 3 4. Caesar Rodney (4-2) 5 5. Cape Henlopen (5-1) 7 6. Sussex Central (4-2) 4 7. A.I. du Pont (4-2) 6 8. Appoquinimink (3-3) 9 1290 the Ticket/DIFCA Division I 1. Middletown 1 2. Salesianum 2 3. St. Mark's 3 4. Cape Henlopen 5 5. Caesar Rodney 7 6. Sussex Central 4 7. A.I. du Pont 6 8. William Penn 9 9. Concord (3-3) NR NR 8 10. Appoquinimink NR Division II 1. Caravel 1 1 2. Hodgson 2 2 3. Indian River 4 4 4. Archmere 5 T" 5. St. Elizabeth 6 6 6. St. Georges 7 7 7. Del. Military 8 3 8. Howard 3 8 9. Delmar 9 9 10. Lake Forest 10 10 VOLLEYBALL 1. St. Mark's (10-0) 2. Padua (9-1) 3. Archmere (10-0) 4. Ursuline (7-2) 5. Concord (9-1) 1 2 3 4 5

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10. William Penn (3-3) Division II I.Hodgson (6-0) 2. Caravel (6-0) 3. Archmere (4-2) 4. Del. Military (5-1) 5. St. Elizabeth (4-2) 6. Indian River (5-1) 7. Howard (5-1) 8. St. Georges (6-0) 9. Lake Forest (4-2) 10. Delmar (3-3)

BOYS SOCCER 1. Salesianum (7-1) 1 2. Charter of Wilm. (7-0-1) 2 3. Concord (8-0-1) 3 4. Indian River (9-0) 4 5. St. Elizabeth (9-1) NR FIELD HOCKEY 1. Cape Henlopen (10-1) 2. Delmar (9-1) 3. Tatnall (9-0) 4. Polytech (8-1) 5. Charter of Wilm. (11-0) NR 1 2 3 4

FOOTBALL 1290 THE TICKET/DIFCA THE NEWS JOURNAL DIVISION I DIVISION I 1. Middletown 1 1. Middletown (7-0) Prev. 1 2. Salesianum 2 2. Salesianum (7-0) 2 3. St. Mark's 3 3. St. Mark's (6-1) 3 4. Caesar Rodney 5 4. Caesar Rodney (5-2) 4 5. Sussex Central 6 5. Sussex Central (5-2) 6 6. A.I. du Pont 7 6. A.I. du Pont (5-2) 7 7. Cape Henlopen 4 7. Cape Henlopen (5-2) 5 8. Concord 9 8. Dover (3-4) 9 9. Dover NR 9. Concord (4-3) NR 10. William Penn (3-4) 8 10. Appoquinimink (3-4) 8 DIVISION II DIVISION II 1. Caravel 1 1. Caravel (7-0) 2 2. Indian River 3 2. SL. Gootgesv 0> & i St. Georges . -6 3. Archmere (5-2) 3 ' 4. Archmere 4 4. Hodgson (6-1) 1 5. Hodgson 2 5. Del. Military Academy 6. Delaware Military 7 (6-1) 4 7. Howard 8 6. Indian River (6-1) 6 8. St. Elizabeth 5 7. Howard (6-1) 7 9. Delmar 9 8. St. Elizabeth (4-3) 5 10. Lake Forest 10 9. Delmar (4-3) 10 10. Lake Forest (4-3) 9

VOLLEYBALL 1. St. Mark's (12-0) 2. Padua (12-1) 3. Ursuline (9-2) 4. Concord (12-1) 5. Archmere (10-3)

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BOYS SOCCER 1. Salesianum (10-1) 1 2. Charter of Wilm. (10-0-1) 2 3. Concord (10-0-1) 3 4. Indian River (11-0) 4 5. Caesar Rodney (10-1-1) NR FIELD HOCKEY 1. Cape Henlopen (12-1) 2. Delmar (11-1) 3. Tatnall (12-0) 4. Polytech (9-2) 5. Charter of Wilm. (12-0) 1 2 3 4 5

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FOOTBALL THE NEWS JOURNAL DIVISION I Prev. 1. Middletown (8-0) 1 2. St. Mark's (7-1) 3 3. Salesianum (7-1) 2 4. Caesar Rodney (6-2) 4 5. Sussex Central (6-2) 5 6. Cape Henlopen (6-2) 7 7. Dover (4-4) 8 8. Concord (5-3) 9 9. A.I. du Pont (5-3) 6 10. Appoquinimink (4-4) 10 DIVISION II 1. Caravel (8-0) 1 2. St. Georges (8-0) 2 3. Archmere (6-2) 3 4. Hodgson (7-1) 4 5. Indian River (7-1) 6. Del. Mil. Academy (6-2) 7. Howard (7-1) 8. St. Elizabeth (5-3) 9. Delmar (5-3) 10. Lake Forest (4-4) 1290 THE TICKET/DIFCA DIVISION I 1. Middletown 2. St. Mark's 3. Salesianum 4. Caesar Rodney 5. Sussex Central 6. Cape Henlopen 7. Concord 6 5 7 8 9 10 DIVISION II 1. Caravel 2. Indian River 3. St. Georges 4. Archmere (6-2) 5. Hodgson (7-1) 6. Del. Military 7. Howard 8. St. Elizabeth 9. Delmar 10. Lake Forest VOLLEYBALL 1. St. Mark's (15-0) 2. Padua (13-2) 3. Ursuline (11-4) 4. Archmere (12-3) 5. Concord (13-2) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 5 4 BOYS SOCCER 1. Salesianum (12-1) 2. Charter of Wilm. (11-1-1) 3. Indian River (13-1) 4. Concord (11-1-1) 5. Caesar Rodney (12-1-1) A:2- . 4. 1 5

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FIELD HOCKEY 1. Cape Henlopen (13-1) T 2. Delmar (13-1) '2 ' 3. Caravel (12-1) NR 4. Tatnall (12-2) 3 5. Charter of Wilm. (15-0) 5 NOTE Athlete of the Week will return next week. *-

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Charter of Wilmington 5, Hodgson Vo-Tech 0 Charter of Wilming3 ton Hodgson Vo-Tech 0 .0 0 First half-Mash (Wolfenden), C, 28:20; Mash (Wolfenden), C, 20:00; Lamey (Wolfenden), C, Second half-Mash (DiGuglielmo), C, 24:05; Mash (Lamey), C, 3:46. _,.. Shots-C 21, H 1. Penalty Corners-C 12, H 1. Saves-C 1 (Selekman), H16 (Hawkins). Records: Charter of Wilmington 9-0-0; Hodgson Vo-Tech 2-5-0.

Charter of Wilmington 7, Glasgow 0 Glasgow 00 0 Charter of Wilmington 52 7 First half - Wolfenden (Mash), C, 29:36; Lamey (DiGuglielmo), C, 28:33; DiGuglielmo (Lamey), C,17:11; Wood, C,6:25; Haburcak, C, 1:13. Second half - Mash (Nixon), C, 28:48; Reid (Lamey), C, 5:48. Shots - G 4, C 22. Penalty Corners - G 0, C11. Saves - G15, C 4 (Cahill)

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Charter of Wilmington 3, Appoquinimink 0 Charter 2 1 3 Appoquinimink ' 0 0 0 First half - Mash (Lamey), C , 28:36; Mash (Wolfenden), C, 4:53. Second half - Silverman (DiGuglielmo), C , 23:49. Shots - C12, A1. Penalty Corners - C 2, A1. Saves -C 1 (Selekman), A 9 (Ludlam) Records: Charter 9-0-0; Appoquinimink 72-0.

Charter of Wilmington 3, Concord 1 Concord 01 1 Charter of Wilmington 12 3 First half - Lamey (Nixon), CSW, 18:21. Second half- Nixon (Mash), CSW, 20:28; Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 14:32; Crescenzo, CHS, 9:20. Shots - CHS 5, CSW20. Penalty Comers CHS 4, CSW12. Saves-CHS 17 (Cybak), CSW 4 (Selekman)

Charter of Wilmington 2, Ursuline 1 Charter of Wilmington 3, Padua 1 Charter o f Wilming- 1 2 3 ton Padua 1 0 1 First half-Zane, P, 24:22; Wolfenden (Silverman), CW, 6:28 Second half-DiGuglielmo (Wolfenden), CW, 3:37; Silverman (penalty stroke), CW, Ursuline 0 1 1 Charter of Wilm. 1 1 2 First half - Lamey (Silverman), C, 22:21. Second half - Lamey (Silverman), C, 21:29; Schmeusser, U, 12:57. Shots;U11,C16. Penalty Comers;U17,C 9. Saves; U13 (Posada), C10 (Selekman)

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Shots-CW 13, P11. Penalty corners-P 5, CW 9. Saves-CW (Selekman 9), P (Clerval 10) Records: Charter of Wilmington 5-0-0; Padua 1-3-0.

Charter of Wilmington 7, Dickinson 0 Dickinson 0 0 0 Charter 2 5 7 First Half - Mash (Lamey), CSW, 10:14; Wolfenden (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 1:27. Second Half - Mash (Silverman), CSW, 21:11; Silverman (Reid), CSW, 16:11; Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 10:36; Kaminski (Silverman), CSW, 6:40; DePace (Silverman), 5:25. Shots - DHS 0, CSW 30. Penalty corners - DHS 0, CSW 20. Saves - DHS (Darden 22), CSW 0 Records: Dickinson 1-8-0; Charter of Wilmington 13-0-0. QC.J- ~2. J

Charter of Wilmington 3, Middletown 0 Charter 2 1 3 Middletown 0 0 0 First half-DiGuglielmo (Lamey), C, 26:54; Lamey (DiGuglielmo), C, 16:40. Second half-La Porte (Wolfenden), C, 8:08. Shots-C 12, M 3. Penalty Corners-C 8, M 7. Saves-C 2 (Selekman), M 9 (Marcano).

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Charter 4, AJ.du Pont 0 1* Charter o f Wilming3 1 4 ton Alexis I. du Pont 0 0 0 First half-Wolfenden (Nixon), CW, 22:43; Lamey (Mash), CW, 4:37; Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CW, 1:33. Second half-Mash (DiGuglielmo), CW, 8:34. Shots-CW 15, Al 3. Penalty corners-CW 15,AI_ 5. Saves-CW (Selekman 2), Al (Pierson 11). Records: Charter of Wilmington 13-0-0; Alexis I. du Pont 3-10-0.

Charter of Wilmington 3, William Penn 0 William Penn 0 0 0 Charter 1 2 3 First half - Lamey (Silverman), CW, 20:27. Second half - Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CW, 28:03;, Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CW, 18:34. Shots-WP 3, CW 32. Penalty corners-WP 2, CW 10. Saves-WP (Hope 25), CSW (Selekman 3). Records: William Penn 3-1-1; Charter of Wilmington 7-0-0.

Charter of Wilmington 5, St. Georges S t . Georges 0 0 0 Charter 1 4 5 First half - Nixon (Wolfenden), C , 25:10. Second half - Mash (Wolfenden), C, 23:46; Wolfenden (Lamey), C , 19:41; Silverman (Mash), C , 17:04; Wolfenden (Lamey), C , 15:30. Shots - C 29, SG 2. Penalty Corners - C16, SG 3. Saves - C 2 (Selekman 2), SG 24 (Waltman). Records: St. Georges 9-2-1; Charter of Wilmington 14-0-0.

FIELD HOCKEY

DIAA FIELD HOCKEY STATE TOURNAMENT

Cape grabs No. 1 seed

The News Journal

DIAA FIELD HOCKEY TOURNAMENT Defending champion Wednesday's first-round games Cape Henlopen earned the top seed when pairings No. 16 Mount Pleasant (9-5-1) at No. 1 Cape Henlopen (14-1), were announced for the 2:30 DIAA Field Hockey State No. 9 Brandywine (12:0-3) at No. 8 TowexKiil 110-3-2), 2:30 Tournament on Sunday, The first round will be No. 13 Appoquinimink (9-6) at No. 4 Caravel (13-2), 2:30 played at 2:30 p.m. No. 12 Milford (10-5) at No. 5 Wilmington Friends (12-2-1), Wednesday and Thursday 2:30 on the home fields of the higher-seeded teams. The Thursday's first-round games quarterfinals will be SatNo. 15 St. Thomas More (11-3-1) at No. 2 Delmar (14-1), 2:30 urday, with the semifinals on Nov. 13 and the champi- No. 10 Sussex Tech (12-3) at No. 7 Tatnall (12-3), 2:30 onship game Nov. 17. Sites No. 14 Wilmington Christian (8-4-3) at No. 3 Charter of and times for all games Wilmington (15-0), 2:30 beyond the first round will be announced later. No. 11 Concord (10-3-2) at No. 6 Polytech (11-3), 2:30 Cape Henlopen (14-1) Saturday's quarterfinals (Sites and times TBA) will open the tournament at home Wednesday Mount Pleasant-Cape Henlopen winner vs. Brandywineagainst 16th-seeded Tower Hill winner Mount Pleasant (9-5-1). Appoquinimink-Caravel winner vs. Milford-Wilmington No. 2 seed Delmar (14-1), Friends winner which lost to Cape Henlopen in the championship St. Thomas More-Delmar winner vs. Sussex Tech-Tatnall game last season, will host winner 15th-seeded St. Thomas Wilmington Christian-Charter of Wilmington winner vs. More (11-3-1) in the first Concord-Polytech winner round on Thursday. Tickets are $5 for firstround and quarterfinal games, $6 for the semifi- available at the gate for all may be purchased online nals and $7 for the cham- games. Semifinal and at www.diaa.ticketleappionship. Tickets will be championship tickets also .com.

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Community News October 12, 2012

Athlete Profile Charter's Morgan Lamey

By Mike Santa Barbara
Oct. 12, 2012 12:01 a.m.

Wilmington, Del. -- The Charter School of Wilmington's field hockey squad is off to another hot start at 10-0. One of the reasons behind their success has been junior forward Morgan Lamey. So far this season, Lamey has posted 10 goals and 6 assists for the Force. The Community News caught up with Morgan where she spoke about how she got her start playing field hockey, the team's success and plans for the future. Q: How did you get started playing field hockey? A: Started my freshmen year, it was the first time I picked up a stick. My friends got me involved, they loved Coach Cindy (DePrisco), and they encouraged me to give it a shot. Luckily, I picked it up pretty easily. Q: In high school most athletes have been playing their particular sport since they were very young. How has your experience been different and what have you learned in only a few years? A: I came in with a wooden stick and these huge shin guards; they pulled me aside and taught me everything I know. I've learned so much. I played soccer forever and didn't know too much about field hockey going in. But, Coach Cindy and the rest of the team have been great. We had a team sleepover kind of thing and the girls were so great, that's when I knew I would love being a part of this team and playing the sport. Q: The team is undefeated right now, what are the team's goals for the rest of the season? A: We would love to have an undefeated record. We're going to do our best and hopefully that's enough. We're definitely going to give it our best, that's for sure. Q: Do you plan on attending college? Perhaps continuing your field hockey career at the university level? A: I definitely plan on going to college. Playing is a possibility. I have no clue where I want to go, yet. Somewhere warm!

WDEL.com / October 17, 2012

Wednesday, October 17, 2012 Charter's Mash - WDEL Female HS Athlete of the Week
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VIDEO: Interview with Alexandra Mash

Wilmington Charter field hockey forward Alexandra Mash is this week's WDEL Female High School Athlete of the Week. Lexi scored a combined 6 goals in recent Blue Hen Conference victories over Appoquinimink and Hodgson. The sophomore is quick to pass the credit for her scoring success to her teammates. "I finish it (the goal-scoring play). You don't see all the other girls in the (news)paper with the assists, you just see the goal who scored, but it's really a team effort." The Force are off to a 12-0 start this year after falling in the opening game of the state tournament last year, and Lexi says confidence has been the key. "We have a bigger drive this year and are more confident. We came into preseason knowing this is our year and we're really confident." Lexi says the team is especially excited that boosters have raised money for the team to practice and play on turf at Hockessin Montessori School. She thinks the surface might have been part of the reason they struggled with Tower Hill in last year's state tournament. "Turf is just a completely different game. You have to have your stick all the way on the ground. You have to play completely different and it was tough to adjust not playing on turf every day." Lexi says her favorite subject as a school that focuses on math and science is in fact math. "Just numbers. I just like dealing with numbers rather than grammar."

Delaware News Journal/Delaware Online

11:32PM, Nov7, 2012 Written by Brad Myers The News Journal

Latest storm delays state tournaments

Field hockey, boys soccer pushed to Friday, Saturday
The nor'easter that blew into Delaware on Wednesday forced the Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association to juggle its state tournament schedules in field hockey and boys soccer.

First-round field hockey games scheduled for Wednesday and today have been moved to Friday and Saturday at the home fields of the higher-seeded teams. The lone exception is the Wilmington ChristianCharter of Wilmington game, which will be played at 11 a.m. Saturday at Caravel.

The field hockey quarterfinals will be played Tuesday, with the semifinals Nov. 15 and the championship game Nov. 17. Sites and times for the later rounds will be announced next week.

All first-round boys soccer games scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday will now be played Saturday. Some of the venues have been changed, with Dover High School hosting four games, Appoquinimink hosting two and Caravel hosting two.

The boys soccer quarterfinals will be played Nov. 14, with the semifinals Nov. 17 and the championship game Nov. 20. Sites and times for the later rounds will be announced next week.

The DIAA Volleyball State Tournament will continue as scheduled, with semifinal games to be played tonight at St. Mark's. Second-seeded Padua (15-2) will meet sixth-seeded Concord (15-2) in the first match at 6, followed by top-seeded St. Mark's (17-0) against fourth-seeded Ursuline (13-4).

The DIAA Cross-Country Championships will be held as scheduled on Saturday at Brandywine Creek State Park. The Division II girls race will begin at 1 p.m., followed by the Division I girls at 1:40, Division II boys at 2:20 and Division I boys at 3.

The DIAA Football State Tournament committee will meet as scheduled Sunday morning to determine the fields for the Division I and Division II football tournaments. The football playoffs will begin as scheduled next weekend.

Contact Brad Myers at 324-2807 orbmyers@delawareonline.com.

FIELD HOCKEY Today's first-round games No. 15 St. Thomas More (11-3-1) at No. 2 Delmar (14-1), 1 No. 10 Sussex Tech (12-3) at No. 7 Tatnall (12-3), 11:30 a.m. No. 14 Wilmington Christian (8-4-3) vs. No. 3 Charter of Wilmington (15-0) at Caravel, 11 a.m. No. 11 Concord (10-3-2) at No.6Polytech(11-3), 1 Tuesday's quarterfinals Sites and times to be announced Cape Henlopen vs. Tower Hill Caravel vs. Wilmington Friends St. Thomas More-Delmar winner vs. Sussex Tech- _. Tatnall winner > Wilmington Christian- Charter of Wilmington ^ winner vs. Concord-Poly- ^. tech winner ^> Semifinals: Nov. 15, sites and times TBA Championship: Nov. 17, site and time TBA Tickets are $5 for firstround and quarterfinal games, $6 for the semifinals and $7 for the championship. Tickets will be available at the gate for all games. Semifinal and championship tickets also may be purchased online at www.diaa. ticketleap.com.

FIELD HOCKEY: WILMINGTON CHRISTIAN 1, CHARTER 0 (OT)

Warriors give Force first loss

With a little more than a minute left in the first overtime, Ogle broke away from a Charter defender, set up her shot By Gianna Banner and unloaded with a Special to The News Journal guaranteed tip from freshman Sydney BafWILMINGTON Wil- fone. mington Christian's Kel"At first when I hit it, I ly Ogle and member of didn't really react; I the field hockey squad didn't think that it was received an encouraging going in. It was kind of text message from a fel- unreal," said Baffone, low teammate Saturday who was still in shock afmorning. The message ter she scored the lone reminded the 14th-seed goal of the game. Warriors if they were go"My coach told me to ing to compete with an dish it off as soon as I got undefeated Charter it," said Ogle. "It felt team, they would need to really good, and I work as a team and a couldn't have done it family. without my team." The Warriors did Wilmington Christian, more than compete. the Diamond State ConThey fought in a long de- ference champions who fensive battle and earned that title for the knocked out third-seed- very first time, will face ed Charter with 1-0 over- Polytech in the next time win at Bob People's round at 4 p.m. Tuesday Stadium in the opening at Appoquinimink. round of the DIAA Field The Warriors (9-4-3) Hockey State Tourna- played four overtime ment. games during the regu-

Lone goal leaves Ogle in shock

lar season, so a fifth wasn't completely out of the question when coach Pam Love envisioned the matchup. "We've played a lot of overtime this year, so yeah, I probably could expect it," said a choked up Love about her team. "I know they play with their heart, and I got to give them credit for that." The Force (15-1) faced the same outcome last year, when they fell to Tower Hill in the opening round. "I am so so proud of these girls," said coach Cindy DePrisco, adding that this year's squad was the best team she's ever coached. "Since Aug. 15 to now, their work ethic has been amazing, and they just have not stopped. We never had an overtime situation at all, so that worried me if that happened."
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ALL-STATE FIELD HOCKEY

Delmar's Ellis named player of the year

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Delmar junior Sara Ellis has been named the field hockey Player of the Year by the Delaware Interscholastic Field Hockey Coaches Association. The group also announced its AllState teams.
First team Sara Ellis, jr., Delmar, Player of the Year Shay Cannon, jr., Tatnall Jenna Chodos, sr., Tower Hill Isabella Delario, sr., Cape Henlopen Lexi Downey, sr., Brandywine Paige DiGuglielmo, soph., Charter Tiara Duffy, jr., Cape Henlopen Emily Horwitz, sr., Wilmington Friends Tori Huk, soph., Sussex Tech Taylor Humphries, sr., Polytech Laura Hurff, jr., Ursuline Krysti Lober, sr.. Concord Caroline Rath, jr., Archmere Tori Ryan, jr., Mt. Pleasant Haley Schweizer, sr., St. Mark's Heather Wiley, sr., Caravel Amy Wilson, jr., Delmar Second team

Ellis and the Wildcats went 17-2 this season, with their only losses to eventual state champion Cape Henlopen. Ellis scored all three Delmar goals in a semifinal win over Polytech. Caravel's Susan Wiley was named Coach of the Year after guiding the Bucs to a 15-3 record and a berth in the state semifinals.

Sara Ellis helped lead Delmar to a state championship berth this season. GARY
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Mary Aleixo, sr., Ursuline; Jen Davis, jr., Tatnall; Maddy Ellenberger, sr., Sussex Tech; Anna Frederick, sr., Cape Henlopen; Danielle Gallagher, sr., St. Thomas More; Jackie Gillen, jr.. Caravel; Tessa Jarvis, jr., Delmar; Katrina Kashner, sr., William Penn; Danielle Kuller, jr., Wilmington Friends; Morgan Lamey, jr., Charter; Celeste Lancaster, sr., St. Andrew's; Caitlyn Moloney, sr., Brandywine; Kelly Ogle, jr., Wilmington Christian; Carol Thompson, jr., Red Lion Christian; Tressie Windsor, jr., Delmar; Julia Wise, sr., Polytech; Sara Young, sr.. Cape Henlopen Honorable mention Katie Burslem, sr., Brandywine; Chardonnay Hope, jr., William Penn; Mary Mannion, sr., St. Thomas More; Zosia Roberts, jr., Wilmington Christian; Kendal Robino, sr.. Tower Hill; Peyton Shockley, sr., Milford; Katelyn Sterling, jr., St. Georges; Katie Thompson, sr., Middletown; Bekah Yanacek, sr., Milford; Rachel Zane, sr., Padua Coach of the Year: Susan Wiley, Caravel

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6Booter' eyes
Player of the year Ellis hungry for state title
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one more goal

for Delmar, was named the 2012 Field Hockey Player of the Year by Delaware InterDELMAR When people scholastic Field Hockey first meet Sara Ellis, one of Coaches Association after the first topics of conversa- leading the Wildcats to the tion usually becomes exactly DIAA state championship how she got her nickname, game for the second year in a row. "Booter." It is an honor well-deBut these days, Ellis is becoming known more than just served, according to Jodi Holbeing the Delmar High field lamon, her coach at Delmar. "[Ellis] brings an intensity hockey player with the interesting nickname. See HOCKEY, Page C3 Ellis, a junior midfielder
By Mike Finney

Delmar's Sara Ellis tallied 24 goals and seven assists last season.
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Hockey: Ellis looking forward to senior season, another shot at championship

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to the field that spreads to the others around her," Hollamon said. "Her athleticism is unbelievable. She has speed, game sense and leadership. But most of all ... if you ask her, she wouldn't talk about herself, she is all about team." Ellis, who scored 24 goals and had seven assists last season, credited her teammates. "It's nice, it definitely is, but I couldn't have done it without a lot of people behind me and the good old Lord," Ellis said. "It's not just me. I think it should be our whole team because the whole team steps up and they're awesome." Even opponents mar-

vel at Ellis'skills. "She's strong," said Alexis Prillaman, a talented junior from Caesar Rodney. "I just remember her sticking out like a sore thumb. She's awesome and I wish her the best of luck. I know she's going to go far in field hockey and she's a really good player." Ellis said she has enjoyed the past couple of seasons, despite the fact that she and her Wildcat teammates came up short in the state championship game by just one goal two years in a row to Cape Henlopen. She is already back playing with the Shorebirds club travel team that will compete all winter and into the spring. Ellis said she can't wait for

her senior season. "I'm ready," said Ellis, who started playing field hockey in the sixth grade. "We want to be back [in the state championship game] and we know we will, no matter what. If it takes working harder than it did this year, then we'll be back there. "We're going to get [Cape Henlopen]. They're a great team and they're tough competition, but we want to be there and we want to come out with a victory next year - third time is a charm." Oh, and about that nickname, "Booter." It has nothing to do with the sport of field hockey. When Ellis was born in Salisbury, Md., 17 years ago, her parents Bobby and Marti Ellis couldn't

exactly decide on a name for their new baby. Ellis' siblings immediately started calling her "Booter." Her parents officially named her Sara about a month later, but it was too late. "Booter" stuck. "For about a month I didn't have a name," she said, "It's just been 'Booter' ever since then. I love being called 'Booter.'" On the field hockey field, Ellis is also know as a leader. She is committed to play at William and Mary but isn't really looking that far down the road just yet. Right now, she's still having the time of her life playing for Hollamon. "In the eighth grade, Hollamon kind of took me and she helped me out a lot," Ellis said. "She's like my second mom and I love

her to death. She's does so much for rne and she's one of the major factors in how I got to this point. It's just really nice to have someone like that." Hollamon hopes her other players will try to emulate Ellis. It's not just the goals that make Ellis such a complete player. It's her eye for defense and willingness to distribute the ball that round out her game. "She would be just as likely to pass the ball as she would to shoot," said Hollamon. "She would quickly praise her teammates and never want to take any credit. As a junior, she is only going to continue to grow and develop and keep getting better and better, which is a great thing for 2013 and

Delmar." Ellis is also big on her school, which is one of the smallest in the state. The biggest thing she said she wanted for Christmas was "a new turf field for Delmar High School. That would help us out a lot." "Delmar's an awesome school," Ellis said. "We're definitely a close family here and I think everyone has your back when you go into situations. They're there to cheer you on and they're there to catch you when you fall. It's a great school with a great staff and great people."
Contact Mike Finney at mfinney6deiavvareoniirie.com.

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ALL-STATE FIELD HOCKEY CAPSULES

Sara Ellis, Player of the Year, jr., Delmar, NFHCA All-Region, 24 goals, 6 assists

Shay Cannon, jr., . Tatnall, 15 goals, 15 assists '

Jenna Chodos, sr., Tower HiU, 27 goals, 8 assists

Isabella Delano, NFHCA All-Region, sr., Cape Henlopen, 7 goals, 5 assists

Paige DrGugtielmo, so.. Charter of Wilmington, 6 goats, 15 assists

Uxi Downey, sr.. Brandywine, 17 goals, 8 assists

Tiara Duffy, NFHCA All-Region, jr., Cape Henlopen, 4 goals, 2 assists, 6 saves

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EmHy Horwrtz, sr.. Wilmington Friends, 12 shutouts, .913 save percentage Tori Huk, so., Sussex Tech, 12 goals, 6 assists Taylor Humphries, sr., Polytech, 3 goats, 3 assists Laura Hurff,NfHCA All-Region, jr., Ursuline, 8 goals, S assists Krysti Lober, NFHCA Alt-Region, ST., Concord, 12 goals, 10 assists Caroline Rath, jr., Archmere, 6 goals, 3 assists Tori Ryan, jr., Mt. Pleasant, 10 goals, 7 assists SECOND TEAM Vary Aleixo, sr., UrsuSine; Jen Davis, jr., Tatnall; Madciy Sllenberget, ST., Sussex Tech; Anns Frederick, sr, Cape Henlopen; Dar.ielle Gaii^her, sr., St. Thomas More; Jackie Gil'en, jr., Caravei; Tessa Jarvis, jr., Delmar; Ketrina Kaihner, sr,, Wiltiam Penn; Danielle KuiSer, jr.", Wilmington Friends; Morgan Umey.jr., Charter; Celeste Lar.caster, jr., St AndfeWs; Caitlyn Mcicrtsy, si1., !is;;nc!f.vir,s; Kelly Ogle, jr., Wilmington Christian; Carol Thompson, jr., Red Lbn Christian; Tressie Windsor, jr., Ddmar; Juiia \Vise, sr., ['oiylcth; Sara YriLiiig,sr., Cape Henf open HONORABLE MENTION Katie Burslem, sr., Brandywine; Chord ;;"n^ Wiliiam Pern; Mary Mannbn, sr., St.Thomas mw?t Roberts, jr., Wilmington Christian; Kendal Robino, sr, Tower Hill; Peyton Shoctcley, ST., Mitford; Katelyn Sterling, jr., St. Geotaes; feti ^ rhcrap=or>, ,r, Mitid^iown; Sekch Yana;ek, sr, Miiford; Rachel Zar.e, sr.. Padua; Coach of ihe Year: Susan Wiley, Caravet Teams wfetted by ie Delaware /fi&yscfcoiartic Field

Haley Sdiweizer, sr.. St Mark's, 13 goate, 7

Heather Wiley, NFHCA AlHtegton, sr..

Amy Wilson, jr., Delmar, 20 goals, 7

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