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The Charter School of Wilmington Wilnnington, Delaware Field Hockey Season Sunnnnary Fall 2013
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Charter of Wilmington 3, Concord 0 Concord 0 0 0 Charter 2 1 3 Rrst Haif-DiGuglielmo (J. Nixon), CSW, 14:34; Wood (DiGugiieimo), CSW, 11:05, Second Half-OiGuglielmo, CSW, 10:48. Shots-CHS 10, CSW 38. Penalty Comere-CHS 3, CSWIO, Saves-CHS 15 (Donlin 15); CSW 5 (Caliiil). Records: Concord 0-3-0; Charter of Wilmington 30-0.
Charter of Wilmington 6, Appoquiniminic 0 Charter 2 4 6 Appo 00 0 First Half-Wood (J. Nixon), CSW, 27:24; Lamey (J. Nixon), CSW, 24:05. Second Half-Wood (Lamey), CSW, 27:16; Lamey (J. Nixon), CSW, 23:02; Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 18:10; DiGuglielmo (Cfiitty), CSW, 9:50. Shots-CSW 30, A 7. Penalty Corners-CSW 7, AHS 5. Saves-CSW 5 (Cafiill), A16 (Symes). Records: Charter ofWilmington 4-0-0; Appoquinimink 2-2-0.
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Charter of Wilmington 4, Arehmeie 3 Charter of Wilm. 2 1 1 4 First Half - Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 23:06Conaty (Rath), A, 16:39; Lamey (Mash), CSW 11:36; Donovan (DaCosta), A 109 Second Half - Wood, CSW, 8:56; Conatv (Sullivan), A, 4:47. Overtime-DiGuglielmo,CSW 030 Shots-A 8, CSW 32. Penalty Corners-A 2, CSW 9. Saves-A 13 (Dempsey); CSW 5 (Cahill). Records: Archmere 2-1-1; Charter of Wilminaton 5-0-0. ^
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Charter 6, DekastleO Charter 4 2 6 Delcastle 00 0 First Half - (vlash (Snavely), CSW, 26:20; Lamey (Wood), CSW, 24:56; J. Nixon (Wood), CSW, 23:59; Trivits (Lamey), CSW, 14:09.; Second Half - Snavely (Reid), CSW, 22:15; Mash (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 4:06.; Shots - CSW 35, DHS1. Penalty Corners - CSW 5, DHS 0. Saves CSW 1 (Cahill), DHS 23 (Magana).
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Charter of Wilmington 1, Padua 0 Padua 0 0 0 Charter of Wilm. 1 0 1 First Half - DiGuglielmo (Lamey) CSW 9-09 Shots - P 7, CSW 20. Penalty Comers' - P 4 CSW 6. Saves - P 8 (Clen/al), CSW 5 (Cahill)' Records: Padua 6-2-0; Charter of Wilmington 7-0-0.
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Charter of Wihnington 2, Atexis I. du Pont 0 Charter of Wilming0 2 2 ton A.I. duPont 00 0 Second Half-DiGuglielmo (J. Nixon), CSW, 29:02; Umey (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 13:40. Shots-CSW 29, Al 15. Penalty Comers-CSW 15, Al 9. Saves-CSW 10 (Cahill); Al 15. Records: Charter of Wilmington 2-0-0; Alexis I. du Pont 0-1-0.
Charter of Wilmington 2, Middletown 0 Middletown 00 0 Charter of Wilming0 2 2 ton Second Half - Snavely (J. Nixon), CSW, 22:21; Chitty (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 8:20.; Shots - M 13, CSW 27. Penalty Corners - M 3, CSW 4. Saves - M 9 (DiAlessandro); CSW 7 (Cahill).
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DIVISION I 1. Salesianum (9-0-1) 2. Appoquinimink (10-1) 3. Charter of Wilm. (7-2) 4. Caesar Rodney (7-1) 5. Cape Henlopen (9-1) DIVISION II I.Indian River(5-2-1) 2. St. Elizabeth (8-1) 3. St. Georges (7-2) 4. Wilm. Christian (7-1) 5. Mount Pleasant (6-2-1) 1. Cape Henlopen (10-0-1) 2. Delmar (10-1) 3. Polytech (10-0) 4. Mount Pleasant (9-0) 5. Tatnall (7-1)
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Charter of Wilmington 3, Ursuline 2 Charter of Wilmington 2 0 1 " Ursuline 2 0 0 - ; First Half - Hurff, UA, 27:32; DiGuglielmo (J Nixon) CSW 26:23; Kirk ( H u , f O , U DiGug le mo (Lamey), CSW, 3:40. Overtime DiGuglielmo (J, Nixon), CSW 710 Shots- CSW 28, UA 15. Penalty Comers- CSW 9,UA4,Saves-CSW9(Cahill9);UA9(Posa
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TURF BOWL Caravel 2, Woodbridge 1 Woodbridge 01-1 Caravel 11-2 First Half - Reynolds (Gillen), CA, 16:28; Second Half - Anderews, W, 13:01; Gillen, CA. 3:18; Shots - CA 14, W 4; Penalty Comers - CA 9, W1; Saves - CA (Lester 3), W (Anderson 12). Charter of Wilmington 1, St. Mark's 1 (OT) St. Mark's 1 0 0-1 Charter 010-1 First Half - Evans (Tiberi), SM, 5:19; Second Half - Wood, CSW, 3:14; Shots - SM 11, CSW 28; Penalty Comers - SM 3, CSW 9; Saves - SM (Conway 12), CSW (Cahill 4). Dekastle 2, Del. Military Academy 1 Delcastle 11-2 Del. Military Academy 10-1 First Half - Cross, DM A, 19:15; Roy (Bemal-Ortiz), DTHS, 2:42.; Second Half - Roy, DTHS, 2:37. S t Elizabeth 1, Newark 0 Newark 00-0 St. Elizabeth 10-1 First Half -Kulesza(Kokoska) SE 12:43; Shots -SE-8; N-5; Penalty Corners -SE-6; N-8; Saves -SE(Stephano,8); N-5 St. Georges 7, Hodgson 0 St. Georges 43-7 Hodgson 00-0
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William Penn 2, Charter of Wilmington 1 Charter of Wilmington 2 1 ^ 1 William Penn 0 2 2 Second Half - Lamey, C, 14:27; Stewart (Behornar) WR 10:28; Stewart, WP, 2:15. Shots - C 24, WP 6. Penalty Comers - C 8, WP 4. Saves - C 4 (Cahill); WP 14 (Hope).
Charter ofWilmington 2. Newark 0 Newark 0 0 0 Charter of Wilm. i i _ 2 First Half - Mash (Wood), CSW, 27:52 Second Half - Lamey (DiGuglielmo), CSW, 27:44 Shots - N15, CSW 27. Penalty Corners - N 8, CSW 3. Saves - N12 (Kelby), CSW7 (Cahill).
St. Georges 2, Charter of Wilmington 1 (OT) Charter 010-1 St. Georges 101-2 First half - Sterling (McVey), SG, 10:56 Second half - Wood, C, 57:33.; Overtime - Sterling (McVey), SG, 60:54.; Shots - C 9, SG 6 Penalty corners - C 5, SG 3. Saves - C 3 (Cahill), SG 5 (fiy).
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Charter of Wilmington 2, Wilmington Friends 2 Charter of Wilm. 1 1 n Wilmington Friends 1 , 0 2 First Half^- DiGuglielmo CW, 28:44; Yeatman (Gatti), Second Half - DiGuglielmo, C, 17:03; Kuller (Skibicki),
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because S a r a drew her out of the g o a l " T h e H a w k s almost made it stand up, despite constant pressure from the Force. C h a r t e r worked the ball into the cbecause i r c l e repeatedly, St. Geoi^es S a r a drewbut her the out of the ec defense - led by Lacie Craft, A n d r e a G r e g g , L a u r e n Unsihuay, Alexa Aguiiar and R y l e e Thompson - held C h a r t e r to nine shots.
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"We've had way more shots than that in the past, so we hit a little bump in the road today," F o r c e coach Cindy D e P r i s c o said. "Hopefully we c a n fix that in the next few days in practice. We're used to getting a lot more shots off." Charter finally scored in the 57th
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FIRST ROUND ff^^ Tuesday No. 16 Ursuline (9-5-1) at No. 1 Cape Henlopen (14-0-1), 3:30 No. 9 St. Georges (12-2-1) vs. No. 8 Wilmington Christian (11-2-2) at Tower Hill, 2:30 No. 13 Caravel (9-4-2) at No. 4 Sanford (12-2-1), 2 No. 12 Sussex Tech (1M) at No. 5 Polytech (13-2), 2:30 Wednesday No. 15 Caesar Rodney (10-5) at No. 2 Tatnall (13-2), 2:30 No. 10 Charter of Wilmington (10-2-2) at No. 7 Mount Pleasant (13-2), 2 No. 14 Dover (10-5) at No. 3 Delmar (14-1), 2:30 No. 11 Wilmington Friends (9-3-3) vs. No. 6 Padua (12-3) at Tower Hill, 2:30
QUARTERFINALS (NOV. 9) Ursuline-Cape Henlopen winner vs. St. Georges-Wilmington Christian winner at Milford, 11:30 a.m. Caravel-Sanford winner vs. Sussex Tech-Polytech winner at Smyrna, 2 Caesar Rodney-Tatnall winner vs. Charter of WilmingtonMount Pleasant winner at Tower Hill, 11 a.m. Dover-Delmar winner vs. Wilmington Friends-Padua winner at Milford, 2 SEMIFINALS (NOV. 12) Sites, times TEA CHAMPIONSHIP (NOV. 16) Site, time TBA
Two-time defending champion Cape Henlopen earned the top seed for the DIAA Field Hockey tournament which begins Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon. Round 1 Tuesday, November 5 No. 16 Ursuline (9-5-1) at No. 1 Cape Henlopen (14-0-1) - 3:30pm No. 9 St. Georges (12-2-1) v s . No. 8 Wilmington Christian (11-2-2) - 2:30pm at Tower Hill No. 13 Caravel (9-4-2) at No. 4 Sanford (12-2-
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No. 12 Sussex Tech (11-4-0) at No. 5 Polytech (13-2-0) - 2:30 Wednesday, November 6 No. 15 Caesar Rodney (10-5-0) at No. 2 Tatnall (13-2-0) - 2:30 No. 10 Charter of Wilmington (10-2-2) at No. 7 Mount Pleasant (13-2-0) - 2pm No. 14 Dover (10-5-0) at No. 3 Delmar (14-1-0) - 2:30pm No. 11 Wilmington Friends (9-3-3) v s . No. 6 Padua (12-3-0) - 2:30 at Tower Hill Quarterfinals (All games Saturday, November 9) Sites To Be Announced Cape/Ursuline vs. Wilm. Christian/St. Georges - at Milford - 1 1 : 3 0 a m Sanford/Caravel v s . Polytech/Sussex Tech - at Smyrna - 2:00 Tatnall/CR v s . Mt. Pleasant/Charter - at Tower Hill - 1 1 : 0 0 a m Delmar/Dover v s . Padua/Friends - at Milford - 2 : 0 0 Semifinals (Tuesday, November 12) Site To Be Announced Championship (Saturday, November 16) Site To Be Announced
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It can be difficult to score in field hockey, and the stout defenses of Charter ofWilmington and Mount Pleasant made it almost impossible Wednesday. The Force's Morgan Lamey was the only one to break through, converting Paige DiGuglielmo's deflected pass in the 24th minute to give Charter a 1-0 victory at Mount Pleasant in the opening round of the DIAA Field Hockey Tournament. The lOth-seeded Force (11-2-2) advanced to play No. 2 Tatnall in the quarterfinals at 11 a.m. Saturday
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them off. "We knew they had a couple of players who were really strong, had really strong shots," Cahill said."... I really thank my defense. They are really good at blocking up." Mount Pleasant made big strides this season after going 9-6-1 with a first-round tournament loss to No. 1 Cape Henlopen last year.
"I did not expect to go 13-2 going into this season," Meisel said. "We accomplished our goals, which were to win Flight B, beat Brandywine, qualify for the state tournament and not play Cape Henlopen in the first game. That was our mission."
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Charter of Wilmington 1, Mount Pleasant 0 Charter Mount Pleasant 10-1 0 0 - 0
First half; Lamey (DiGuglielmo), C, 24;00. Shots: C 8, MP 3. Penalty corners: C 7, MP 9. Saves: C 2 (Cahill), MP 2 (Munkittrick).
The smallest of margins advanced Charter of Wilmington into a second round game with Tatnall.
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Tatnall scored a late goal to avoid an upset on the second day of the DIAA Field Hockey 1st Round Wednesday. Wednesday, November 6 No. 2 Tatnall 3, No. 15 Caesar Rodney 2 No. 10 Charter of Wilmington 1, No. 7 Mount Pleasant 0 No. 3 Delmar 3, No. 14 Dover 1 No. 11 Wilmington Friends 2, No. 6 Padua 1 Round 1 Tuesday, November 5 No. 1 Cape Henlopen 2, No. 16 Ursuline 0 No. 8 Wilmington Christian 1, No. 9 St. Georges 0 No. 4 Sanford 1, No. 13 Caravel 0 No. 5 Polytech 2, No. 12 Sussex Tech 1 Quarterfinals (All games Saturday, November 9) Sites To Be Announced No. 1 Cape Henlopen (15-0-1) v s . No. 8 Wilmington Christian (12-2-2) - at Milford - 1 1 : 3 0 a m No. 4 Sanford (13-2-1) v s . No. 5 Polytech (14-2-0) - at Smyrna - 2:00 No. 2 Tatnall (14-2-0) v s . No. 10 Charter (11-2-2) - at Tower Hill - 1 1 : 0 0 a m No. 3 Delmar (15-1-0) v s . No. 11 Friends (10-3-3) - at Milford - 2:00 Semifinals (Tuesday, November 12) Site To Be Announced Championship (Saturday, November 16) Site To Be Announced
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Flight A ' ' First team: Paige DiGuglielmo, Charter, jr.,' -, forward; Megan Lamey, Charter, sr., fonard;,> Seray Crescenzo, Concord, jr., midfield: Megan IVIcCormick, Al du Pont, jr., forward: Josie Nixon, Charter, sr, midfield: Anna Brad- ^ ley, Al du Pont, sr., midfield; Emily Wagner,, Appoquinimink, sr., midfield; Nina Dell'Orefice, Appoquinimink, sr., back; Kathryn Harris, Charter, jr, back; Christina Gotthold, Middletown, sn, forward; Chardonnay Hope, William Penn, sr. Goalkeeper, Second team: Lexi Mash, Charter, jr., forward; Emily Pantazes, Middletown, jr., midfield; Alison Pantazes* Middletown, jr, midfield; Haley McNulty, Al du Pont, sr, back; Allison DiCicco, Concord, sr, midfield; Sarah Groves, Charter, soph., back; Jordan Wood, Charter, soph., forward; Stephanie Dauis, Al du Pont, sr, forward; Madeline Davis, Concord, jr, fonward; Madison Stewart, William Penn, sr, forward; Margo Donlin, Concord, jr, Goalkeeper, Honorable mention: Devin Irons, Middletown, sr,, back; Jessica Symes, Appoquinimink, soph., fonward; Corinne Rydgren, Concord, jr, midfield; Kelly Pierson, Al du Pont, sr. Goalkeeper,. Julia Snavely, Charter, jr, midfield; Carolyn Stopera, Appoquinimink, jr, midfield; Meghan Jolikko, Middletown, soph., forward; All-' son Hoffman, Newark, sr., midfield: Colleen, Meeley, William Penn, sr, midfield; Tasia Den-. nis, William Penn, jr, back; Paige DiAlesandro, Middletown, sr, goalkeeper Coach of the year: Cindy DePrisco, CharterlFlight B First team: Kate Walker, Mt. Pleasant, soph., midfield; Katie Sterling, St. Georges, sr, forward; Sara McVey, St. Georges, jr, fom/ard; Alyssa More, Mt. Pleasant, jr, midfield; Molly Kerrigan, Mt. Pleasant, sr, back; Tori Ryan, Mt. Pleasant, sr, forward; Andrea Gregg, St. Georges, sr, back; Jackie Beeson, Mt. Pleas-' . ant, jr., midfield; Alex Jordan, Brandywine, sn ' midfield; Brandi Hatfield, Hodgson, sr., midfield; Erin Munkittrick, Mt. Pleasant, sr. Goal- ' keeper Second team: Nicole Fontana, Brandy- i wine, soph., forward; Dora Umana, Dickin- r son, sr, back; Alexa Douglas, McKean, jr, mid-.. field; Sarah Lea, Hodgson, jr, forward; Kristin Cravrford, Hodgson, sr, midfield; Ashley Tyre St. Georges, sr., midfield; Lauren Unsihuay, St., ' Georges, sr, back; Rylee Thompson, St. ,| Georges, sr, back; Casey Wakai, Ml Pleasant 3 soph., forward; Ryan Taylor Mt. Pleasant sr., midfield; Taylor Fry, St. Georges, jr, goalkeeper Honorable mention: Caitiin Chinskt Hodgson, sr, midfield: Amira Brhimi, McKean, sr., back: Bailey Smith, Dickinson, jr, fonward; Haley Boulden, St. Georges, jr., back; Jordan Sis-" ^ kin, Mt. Pleasant jr, back; Julia Gilley, Brandywine, sr, forward; Jericca Orahana, Hodgson, sr, fon/vard; Lacie Craft, St. Georges, jr," back: Laurel Bradley, Brandywine, soph., back; Monica Cruz-Ortiz, Dickinson, soph., midfield; Bree LeCompte, McKean, sr, back Coach of the year: Jessica Bloch, St Georges'
DIAA State Quarterfinals Cape Henlopen 4, Wilm. Christian 0 Wilm. Christian 0 0 Cape Henlopen 4 4 Second Half -T Bernheimer (Coverdale), C, 35:59; Yeager (Smith), C, 48;55; Smith, C 51:59; Broadhurst C, 58:23 Shots-C 7, WCS 0 Penalty cofners-C-12,WCS-0 Saves C 0 (Kolobielski), WCS 3 (Whitesel) Delmar 2, Wilm. Friends 1 Wilm. Friends 1 1 Delmar 2 2 Second half: Veale gschantz), WC, 38:54; Ellis, D, 46:43; Twilley-Webster (Jarvis), 49.12 Shots: WF 7,D15 Penalty comers: WF 3, D20 Saves: WF 7 (Giilerlain), D 3 (Windsor) Polytech 3, Sanford 0 Sanford 0 0 - 0 Polytech 2 1 3 First Half - Trabaudo, p 16:38; Rutkoski, P 1:06 Second Half - DeFillipo, P 20:53 Shots-S1,P4 Penalty Corners - S 5, P 4 Saves - S1 (Hublein); P1 (Francois). Tatnall, Charter 1 Charter 1 0 1 Tatnall 1 1 - 2 First Half - Cannon (penalty stroke), T, 19:11; J Nixon (Lamey), CSW, 14:02 Second Half - Cannon (penalty stroke), T, Shots - CSW 13, T 8 Penalty Comers - CSW 7, T 7 Saves - CSW 4 (Cahill); T 3 (Horgan). //'/P
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nets (15-2) ahead with her first penalty-stroke goal with 19:11 to go in the first half. But the Force (11-3-2) tied it up with 14:02 left when Josephine Nixon scored off an assist from
Morgan Lamey. The Force outshot Tatnall 13-8, but goalkeeper Abby Horgan made three saves for the Hornets, who advance to meet Delmar in the semifinals on Hiesday. Mackenzie Cahill made four saves in goal for Charter.
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DOVER - Cape Henlopen did it again. The Vikings edged Dehnar 1-0 in the championship game of the DIAA Field Hocliey Tournament on Saturday at Dover High for their third consecutive state title. All three times, Cape had to beat Delmar in the final. A l l three times, it has been excruciatingly close. The Vikings ran their in-state winning streak to 51 games. The Wildcats have lost only six times in the last three years, all to Cape Henlopen - three in the regular season, three in the championship game. "It's hard to believe. I'm still shaking," Vikings coach Kate Windett said. "The whole game, I was shaking. [Delmar] is such a good team. It's hard to beat them six times in a row. It's mibelievable." Two years ago, the Vikings won 3-2 in the title game. Last year, Cape won 2-1. This year, it was 1-0. "The stars just aren't aligned for us in the state finals, I guess," Delmar coach Jodi HoUamon said. "I don't know. We just are unlucky, I guess. We played great hockey." Both teams are used to generating around 20 shots per game, but they knew that wouldn't happen Saturday. Cape (180-1) managed five shots, while Delmar (17-2) took three. The only one that got through came in the 39th minute, when Vikings junior Sam Broaclhurst drew the defense's attention and passed to sophomore Itess Bernheimer
Cape's Marlee McGlnness tries to maneuver around Delmar goalie Tressie Windsor during Saturday's championship game, GARY eMEiGnn-HE NEWS JOURNAL for an easy score. Delmar's best scoring chance came in the 23rd minute, when Cape goalkeeper Katie Kolobielski sprawled to stop two shots by Booter Ellis and Amy Wilson off of a penalty comer. "As long as we stopped the comer, I knew that we were going to win," Kolobielski said. "I stay on my feet when I know that it's right, but I knew that I had to dive to save the ball and I had to do whatever it took to keep the ball out of the net." Ellis was dominant in the midfield area, but Tiara Duffy and the rest of the Cape defenders did their best to keep the ball out of the circle. "We just knew that they would go to Booter a lot, and she is really powerful up the middle," Windett said. "We tried to shut her down and not give them comers." The Vikings did allow a comer in the final seconds, giving Delmar one more chance to tie it. But Bernheimer mshed out to stop EUis at the top of the circle, and that was it. The Wildcats' roster is dotted with 10 frustrated seniors. Their coach was proud of their effort - not just Saturday, but all through their high school careers. "They have nothing to put their heads down about," Hollamon said. "There are a lot of girls that wish to get to this spot every single year, and they've been there for the past three. "Sometimes, I think it has almost started to be taken for granted that we're supposed to be here. It's their hard work and the things they do in the offseason, that's what puts us here."
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Senior Tiara Duffy of DIAA state champion Cape Henlopen has been named Player of the Year and leads the All-State field hockey team, which was determined by a vote of the state's coaches. Duffy, a defender, helped the Vikings to an 18-0-1 season and their third consecutive state title. She was the only Cape Henlopen player selected to the first team. Three-time state runner-up Delmar placed three players on the first team - Booter Ellis, Amy Wilson and goalkeeper Tressie Windsor. Charter of Wilmington's Paige DiGuglielmo and Morgan Lamey are on the first team, along with Wilmington Christian's Kelly Ogle and Zosia Roberts. The other eight firstteamers represent eight different schools: Caravel's Jackie Gillen, Wilmington Friends' Danielle Kuller, Mount Pleasant's Kate Walker, Padua's Caitiin Cooke, St. Georges' Katie Sterling, Sussex Tech's Torrie Huk, Tatnall's Shay Cannon and Ursuline's Laura Hurff. Polytech's Lynn Richardson was named the Coach of the Year. The Panthers finished 15-3 and reached the state semifinals.
ALL-STATE HOCKEY TEAM FIELD
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erts, sr., Wilmington Christian; Tressie WindFirst t e a m : Tiara Duf- sor (GK), sr., Delmar S e c o n d t e a m : Carofy, sr., Cape Henlopen; Jackie Gillen, sr.. Cara- line Rath, sr., Archmere; vel; Paige DiGuglielmo, Katherine Judge, sr.. jr., Charter of Wilming- Cape Henlopen; Maggie ton; Morgan Lamey, sr.. Delp, sr.. Cape Henlopen; Charter of Wilmington; Seray Crescenzo, jr.. ConBooter Ellis, sr., Delmar; cord; Tessa Jarvis, sr., Amy Wilson, sr., Delmar; Delmar; Alyssa More, jr.. Danielle Kuller, sr., Wil- Mount Pleasant; Jamie mington Friends; Kate Trabaudo, so., Polytech; Walker, so.. Mount Pleas- Carter Ayars, so., Sanant; Caitiin Cooke, sr., ford; Emily Bloom, sr., Padua; Katie Sterling, sr., Sanford; Sara McVey, jr., St. Georges; Torrie Huk, St. Georges; Claire Igo, jr., Sussex Tech; Shay jr., St. Mark's; Hannah Cannon, sr., Tatnall; Lau- Krause, sr., Sussex Tech; ra Hurff, sr., Ursuline; Taylor Kvilhaug, sr., SusKelly Ogle, sr., Wilming- sex Tech; Elise Brown, jr., ton Christian; Zosia Rob- Tatnall; Aimika Roberts, ware Field Hockey Coaches Association
Megan McCormick, jr., A.I. du Pont; Alexis Prillaman, sr., Caesar Rodney; AUie Yeager, sr., Cape Henlopen; Lauren Lynch, sr.. Caravel; Josie Nixon, sr., Charter of Wihnington; Elena Veale, sr., Wilmington Friends; Molly Kerrigan, sr.. Mount Pleasant; Taylor Holt, sr.. Red Lion Christian; Chelsea Kulesza, sr., St. Elizabeth; Jennifer Davis, sr., Tatnall; Jessica Clerval (GK), sr., Padua
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SECOND TEAM Caroline Rath, sr., Archmere; Katherine Judge, sr.. Cape Henlopen; Maggie Delp, sr.. Cape Henlopen; Seray Crescenzo, j r . Concord; Tessa Jarvis, sr, Delmar; Alyssa More, jr.. Mount Pleasant; Jamie Trabaudo, sc., Polytech; Carter Ayars, sc., Sanford; Emily Bloom, sr, Sanford; Sara McVey, j r , St. Georges; Claire Igo, j r , St. Mark's; Hannah Krause, sr., Sussex Tech; Taylor Kvilhaug, sr., Sussex Tech; Elise Brown, jr., Tatnall; Annika Roberts, so., Wilmington Christian; Chardonnay Hope (GK), sr., William Penn
HONORABLE MENTION Megan McCormick, jr., A l . du Ponf Alexis Prillaman, sr, Caesar Rodney; Allie Yeager, sr.. Cape Henlopen; Lauren Lynch, sr.. Caravel; Josie Nixon, sr.. Charter of Wilmington; Elena Veale, sr, Wilmington Friends; Molly Kerrigan, sn. Mount Pleasant; Taylor Holt, sr.. Red Lion Christian; Chelsea Kulesza, sr, St. Elizabeth; Jennifer Davis, sr, Tatnall; Jessica Clerval (GK), sr., Padua COACH OF THE YEAR Lynn Richardson, Polytech Selected by the Delaware Field Hockey Coaches Association
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Switching gears
With slew of field hockey accolades, Cape's Duffy will turn her focus to softball at the college level
Duffy was voted the Delaware field hockey player of the year by state coaches this season, plus earned recognition as a regional Ail-American and second-team Whenever Kate Windett gave her field hockey team AIl-American by the National Field Hockey Coaches five minutes to cut loose before games, Tiara Duffy's Association, go-to move was the worm. But she may never play the game again. But the quiet Cape Henlopen senior defender says Duffy plans to play only softball m college and said she didn't need the impromptu dance pany to calm her she's considering attending South Carolina, East Caronerves. Just like she insists she doesn't need the wealth lina or Coastal Carolina because she enjoys that area of of accolades, either. Or even realize they're well-de- the country. The 17-yeaiM)ld star outfielder, who drove served. in the go-ahead run against Puerto Rico in the champi"I guess I'm really hard on myself," Duffy said, "so I onship game of the Big League Softball World Series don't notice when I do things right, but other people do and I don't expect them to It's just surprising." SeDUf:FY.PBgea
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t^e state player of tte year award is an unusual honor for someone ivho plays defense, 'I was really surprised," Duffy said. "I thought there were a bunch of players in the state that would ge* it instead of me, and I play defense, so I didn't think anywie would nominate me for it because I dont do much, unless it's a big game. "I guess when there were big games that coaches saw that I try really hard and I play well when I have to and step up."
"I've never seen a defender get it. But she's not a typical defender," sajd Windett, the Cape Henlopen coach. "It's hard to miss her. She's not a small girl you're going to miss. She's a force. At most schools, she would not be a center bat:k, but ttjar s jusl where we needed her ... We're hoping we can cmivince her to play hockey and sofibail sotncwbt^rt:. buj we'll see how that goes," f>liffy said she enjoyed playing field bctckey but is lookingftffwardto her finai high school seaswi of softbai! and fr<:using on that sport iii college. She admits it's difficult, at times, to thmk about leaving field hockey beliind for good, " 1 really miss it more than I thought J would." Duffy said, recalling Cape Henlopen's most recent state championship. "It's kind of sad that might have been my \s^?x game But at least it ende.; ^eJl."
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