Grayson Davis recently took eighth place at a national wrestling tournament in Oklahoma.
Following Delaware Division of Public Health approval, the Cape COVID-19 safety plan was approved for track & field meets to be held at Legends Stadium. I wrote the plan, which was a combination of my Seashore Striders race plan with the Sussex County and Henlopen Conference Cross Country Championships plans from events I directed this past fall.
The Vikings, with the help and support of first-year Athletic Director Kevin Smith, will host five upcoming meets over the next five weeks leading up to what will be the first indoor track state championship events to be held outside. The meet is planned to be a two-day affair with the boys’ competition Friday, March 5, and the girls’ competition Saturday, March 6, both to be held at Dover High School.
December 15, 2020
Signa M. Souder, 91, of Lewes, died peacefully of complications from Parkinson’s disease Friday, Dec. 11, 2020, at The Moorings at Lewes.
She is survived by her daughter, Suzanne Souder and her husband Glenn Rill of New Castle; her son John R. Souder and his longtime companion Victoria Satz of Milton, and her son Eric H. Souder of Annandale, Va. She was predeceased by her husband of nearly 70 years, John W. Souder.
Mrs. Souder was born and raised in Lebanon, Pa. After high school she worked in the business office of the local Sears store. She and John were married in 1948. They moved to Delaware in 1950, first living in Georgetown and then in Midway.