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Blue Crabs set fro season opener
Southern Maryland Blue Crabs manager Stan Cliburn, left, and pitcher and pitching coach Daryl Thompson will both seek to attain milestone victories in their respective careers this spring. Cliburn is 38 wins shy of reaching 2,000 wins in his managerial career while Thompson is three wins shy of 100 wins in his Atlantic League pitching career.
Prince Frederick's Maxwell makes truck racing debut
Although he is still two years away from starting high school, Prince Frederick native Jacob Maxwell has already begun to make inroads on the Super Truck series racing nearly 10 years after his initial sessions in the parking lot of Patuxent High School in Lusby. In his first Super Truck event on Saturday, April 13, at Anderson Motor Speedway in South Carolina, Maxwell placed fifth place overall, although his truck suffered a mechanical issue and slammed into the wall with only three laps remaining in...
Brandywine boys volleyball standout wins latest Delaware Online Athlete of the Week vote
Congratulations to Brody Haas of Brandywine boys volleyball, the Delaware Online Athlete of the Week for Week 4 of the spring season. The junior set a school record with 28 kills in a 3-2 win over Conrad and has 107 kills in his last six matches. Haas won an online vote over four...
Great Mills tennis topples Lackey
During a spring season that has been hindered with a bevy of interruptions due to inclement weather, the Great Mill High School tennis team made quick work of visiting Lackey on Tuesday afternoon as the Hornets defeated the Chargers 7-2 in the overall match played amid ideal conditions. Ironically, in matches that began at the identical time on adjacent courts, the boys’ number one singles and girls’ number one singles matches virtually ended in different time zones. Great Mills junior Mark Hoffman defeated Lackey’s Brandon...
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