Laurel’s Khalid Burton goes in for a layup during his team’s state tournament home game on Tuesday. Burton scored 15 points in Laurel’s loss to Odessa. Photo by Mike McClure

6-9 CHAMPS- On Feb. 19, the Seaford Parks and Rec Coed Basketball League held its 6-9 championship between the Hornets and the Pistons. The game went into overtime and the Hornets scored at the very end, defeating the Pistons. Pictured is the team with coaches Kody Gullett and Jim Gullett. Submitted photo

10-13 CHAMPS- On Feb. 16, the Seaford Parks and Rec Coed Basketball League held its 10-13 championship game between the Thunder and the Hawks. The Hawks took the win for the second year in a row and had another undefeated season. Pictured is the team with coaches Troy Purnell and Jeff Benson. Submitted photo

6-9 SKILLS COMP CHAMPS- On Feb. 18, Seaford Parks and Rec held its sixth annual Skills Competition for participants in their 6-9 youth basketball league. Winners are (pictured left to right): Aaron Dukes, winner of the layup contest; Cameron Purnell, runner-up of the layup contest; Kendrick Collins, runner-up of the free throw contest; Asher Adams, winner of the free throw contest and runner-up of the dribbling contest; and Eli Wing, winner of the dribbling contest. Submitted photo

10-13 SKILLS COMP CHAMPS- On Feb. 18, Seaford Parks and Rec held its sixth annual Skills Competition for participants in their 10-13 youth basketball league. Winners are (pictured left to right): Christian Benson, winner of the free throw contest; Mateo Tressler, runner-up of the free throw contest; Kole Keglovits, runner-up of the dribbling contest; Parks Pusey, winner of the dribbling contest and winner of the three-point contest; and Walker West, runner-up of the three-point contest. Submitted photo

UNIFIED BASKETBALL TEAMS- The Unified basketball teams from Woodbridge and Seaford pose together after a game on Tuesday, Feb. 17 in the Woodbridge High School newly named Len Chasanov gym. The Seaford Blue Jays won the game, 42-26. Both teams were selected to participate in the upcoming Delaware Interscholastic Athletic Association (DIAA) Basketball Tournament, which started on Monday, March 2. The Blue Jays head coach is Taylor Swain, and the team finished the regular season at 6-2.  The Raiders’ head coach is Kory Hendricks, and the team finished the regular season at 2-6. The Unified championship game will be held  on Saturday, March 14, at the University of Delaware Bob Carpenter Center. Photo by Bernard W. Carr