9U SPRING SOCCER CHAMPS - On June 3, Seaford Parks and Recreation held its championship game for the 9U league. The winning team, FC Dallas, played an exciting game, defeating LA Galaxy, 3-2. Pictured is the championship team with head coach Ryne Wood. Submitted photo

13U SPRING SOCCER CHAMPS - On June 3, Seaford Parks and Recreation held its championship game for the 13U league. FC Dallas and the NY Red Bulls battled it out in a very competitive game! After 10 minutes of OT, FC Dallas won via shootout.  Pictured is the championship team with head coach Ryne Wood. Submitted photo

MCDANIEL COLLEGE - Delmar 2026 grad Zachary Wootten is shown with his family during a recent college signing at the school. Wootten will play football at McDaniel College in Westminster, Md. Submitted photo

SALISBURY UNIVERSITY FOOTBALL - Delmar 2026 grad Orian Church is pictured with his family during his college signing. Church will play football at Salisbury University. Submitted photo

ALL-STATE - Shown (l to r) are Delmar’s Zeny Hatton (second team All-State Division II), Coach Casey Bellamy, and senior Rylin Nichols (first team All-State Division II). Submitted photo

STATE COACH OF THE YEAR - Laurel track and field head coach David King, also the school’s head cross country coach, has been named the Delaware Boys Track & Field Coach of the Year. King is the first Laurel coach to receive this honor. Laurel Athletic Director Brandon Hudson said, “This well-deserved honor is a testament to David’s leadership, dedication, and commitment to developing student-athletes both on and off the track. While Coach King is quick to share the credit, this achievement reflects the incredible impact he has made through his vision and passion for the sport.” David recognizes that this success would not have been possible without the unwavering support and hard work of his outstanding coaching staff (shown below with King)—Zack Osborne, Blair Osborne, Daisey Taylor, Landon Tripp, Jonathan Kellam Sr., and Ashae Johnson—who have dedicated countless hours to helping student-athletes reach their full potential. He also extends special thanks to Joey Jones and Josh Scotton for welcoming him to the prestigious Coach of the Year wall, and to his family and friends for their encouragement along the way. Most importantly, David expresses his deepest gratitude to his wife, Stephanie King, whose patience, love, and support have been instrumental throughout his coaching journey. Congratulations, Coach King, on this remarkable accomplishment and for the positive impact you continue to make in Delaware track and field! Brandon Hudson Sr.  Athletic Director