Pleasant like a pheasant - I trucked around the Cape campus Tuesday afternoon like a fair-weather Fred in search of atmospheric photo opportunities. Every field and sport was covered except swimming – no pool – because, “With all this water around.
Long Neck Elementary School is the first Indian District School District school to participate in a boys running program called Let Me Run, and they just conquered their first major
The 18th annual Sea Colony Turkey Trot 5K to benefit Special Olympics Delaware attracted a record number of racers and walkers Nov. 28, with 258 recording times. “I can’t explain it,” said Race Director Tim Bamforth. “Penned-up people breaking out.
Ryan Baker strolls past the Dairy Queen. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Dave Frederick April 27, 2021
Rude is wrong - Fans are back in the stands and so are some boneheaded boys who sit in the student section, and insult and ridicule players from the other team. That is the moment when peer pressure should take over and friends give the person a heads-up that he is making everyone look bad. I’m not just being a “fuddy duddy buddy” sideline gramps guy with sound waves bouncing off my big head. Rude is just wrong at a high school sports event, and those stupendous students should be kicked out, sent to a penalty box or, worse, a Jack in the Box.
Eagles had not lost a dual meet in over a decade
Cape girls gather for a photo after victory over Smyrna. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Dave Frederick April 19, 2021
The Cape at Smyrna track meet on brisk Friday afternoon was a made-for-TV afternoon special, a story about kids suited for the child in all of us.
“A picture was done by the Smyrna girls for us and it was great . we arrived, and chairs were set up for our team and an empty chair was put out front with a framed picture and a poster that said, ‘Fly high Maggie from the Smyrna girls,’” said coach Tim Bamforth. “A class team and a great coach in Maura Schafer.”