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Seaford linebacker Trust Birgholtz stops the run with an open field tackle of an Early College player. Photo by Lynn Schofer
The Laurel defense looks to bring down Eric Wright-McGlotten in last week’s game in Georgetown. Wright-McGlotten ran for 219 yards and a pair of touchdowns for the Ravens. Photo by Mike McClure
Sussex Academy’s Ben Moody, right, and Seth Moore lead the way during the boys’ Henlopen Conference cross country meet last Saturday at Killens Pond. Moody finished first and Moore was second. Photo by Mike McClure
TOP CAT - Delmar’s Brayden Kellihan and Woodbridge’s Aydin Jones, left, race up the hill toward the finish line at the Henlopen Conference championships last weekend. Photo by Mike McClure
TOP RAVEN - Sussex Tech’s Chase Johnson, right, leads the pack at the boys’ meet. Johnson placed 22nd and was the Ravens’ top finisher. Photo by Mike McClure
RAIDER - Senior Logan Sears looks to get ball past a Brandywine defender during the Raiders’ 1-0 home loss on Tuesday in the first round of the Division II state tournament. Photo by Mike McClure
The Bulldogs’ “Buggy” Thompson looks to turn the corner as Sussex Tech’s Braxton Hazzard makes the tackle on fourth down. Photo by Mike McClure

Male Co-Athlete of the Week- Benjamin Moody- Sussex Academy

The Seahawks’ Benjamin Moody placed first in the Henlopen Conference meet last Saturday at Killens Pond.

Male Co-Athlete of the Week- Je’Viohn Hurst- Seaford

Seaford’s Je’Viohn Hurst recovered a pair of touchdowns and scored a touchdown during last Friday’s win over Early College.

Male Co-Athlete of the Week- Kenneth Turnage- Sussex Tech

Sussex Tech’s Kenneth Turnage had seven carries for 48 yards and two touchdowns, a fumble recovery, and a sack in last Friday’s home win over Laurel.

Male Co-Athlete of the Week- Benjamin Moody- Sussex Academy

The Seahawks’ Benjamin Moody placed first in the Henlopen Conference meet last Saturday at Killens Pond.

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