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Cape Gazette
Cape football does it again with come-from-behind win
Freshman Robbie Myers holds as senior Austin Tyndall puts through the 26-yard winning field goal to move the Vikings to 5-0 on the season. DAN COOK PHOTOS. Cape head coach Chip Knapp reacts to the come-from-behind victory on Homecoming. Cape's Ryan Hood looks to block Appo's Jamar Farnum. Cape quarterback...
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The Star Democrat
Warriors top Lions, remain unbeaten
EASTON — He had just watched his team go over the 40-point mark for the fifth time this season to remain undefeated. Jamier Copper carried 18 times for 109 yards and two touchdowns. Ja’Zir Dickerson returned a punt for a touchdown. Chad Stanley returned a kickoff for another score. Brady Walls tossed a pair of touchdown passes. And the defense carried a shutout into the third quarter Friday night, as Easton High’s football team pieced together a 48-16 victory over Queen Anne’s County at Warrior Stadium. But Easton head coach Matt Griffith wasn’t exactly the happiest of campers afterwards. “This is the worst I’ve ever felt winning 48-16,” Griffith said. “You win 48-16 you should feel really good about it. I know who we are. I know what we can do.” While the Warriors (6-0) were never in jeopardy of suffering their first loss of the season — building a 32-0 lead in the third quarter against the young Lions (1-5) — Griffith was hoping for execution that was sharper and more consistent, especially with a date at unbeaten Stephen Decatur (6-0) looming Thursday night in Berlin. “We did not early,” Griffith said of his team’s offensive execution. “We did
WMDT.com
Salisbury University Celebrates Music and Art at Fall for Fulton
Salisbury, Md. — The Fulton School of Liberal Arts at Salisbury University hosted their annual Fall for Fulton event Friday, a celebration of music, art, and the variety of work from the students in Fulton. Attendees were treated a day full of live music, poetry, glass blowing, and art as the university prepares for homecoming weekend.
watchtheyard.com
Meet Mister and Miss University of Maryland Eastern Shore (2026-2027): Malachi Robinson and Brooke Chaney
HBCU Kings and Queens carry more than a title. They carry the culture, the history, and the pride of their entire campus every time they step onto the yard. That is why we at Watch The Yard are launching a new series dedicated to introducing you to the leaders wearing the crown this year, continuing with the University of Maryland Eastern Shore.
WBOC
Two Sussex Academy Seniors are Helping Lead the School's Performing Arts
Today on DelmarvaLife, two Sussex Academy Seniors are taking the lead in the school's performing arts. We'll learn how this hands-on experience will help them, no matter what job they choose for their future.
WBOC
Salisbury University backs tunnel, bridge concepts to improve Route 13 pedestrian safety
SALISBURY, Md. - Salisbury University is backing two long-term concepts aimed at giving students safer ways to cross Route 13, including an underground pedestrian tunnel and an elevated pedestrian bridge. The proposals are included in Wicomico County's 2026 transportation priority letter to the Maryland Department of Transportation. One concept calls...
americanfarm.com
Mid-Atlantic Crop Management School set for Nov. 17-19
OCEAN CITY, Md. — The 2026 Mid-Atlantic Crop Management School is scheduled for Nov. 17-19 at the Princess Royale Oceanfront Resort. This 2 1/2-day intensive training is hosted annually by University of Maryland and University of Delaware. The school is designed for professionals interested in crop management issues, including agronomists, crop consultants, extension educators, farmers, pesticide dealers and soil conservationists.
Southern Maryland News
University System of Maryland names building for Hoyer
The University System of Maryland will name the largest building at the University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland, or USMSM, in St. Mary’s County for retiring U.S. Rep. Steny Hoyer, honoring his decades of public service in the region and to public universities in the state. The SMART Building at the campus in California will be known as the Steny H. Hoyer University System of Maryland at Southern Maryland SMART Building. The 84,000-square-foot facility nearly doubled the educational footprint of USMSM when it opened in 2021 and houses both academic and research spaces. SMART is an acronym for Southern Maryland Autonomous Research and Technology. “Congressman Hoyer was a driving force behind the SMART Building,” Jay A. Perman, University System of Maryland chancellor, said in a release. “His advocacy attracted tens of millions of dollars to the region and placed a national asset — in robotics, AI and autonomous systems — in St. Mary’s County. It’s just one example of the attention and investment Steny Hoyer brought home to Southern Maryland over his decades at the highest levels of U.S. leadership and just one example of how he’s strengthened this community he cares for so deeply.” Hoyer earned his bachelor’s
theeveningenterprise.com
KCHS-Colonel soccer showdown for top seed in region
WORTON — In what could be a preview of the Class 1A East I Region championship match, Kent County will host Colonel Richardson this evening in high school boys soccer. The Trojans are atop the region, 6-0-2 after playing to a pair of 1-1 double-overtime ties on the road last week, while the Colonels are within striking distance at 6-1.
Milford LIVE News
Milford Buccaneers Stay Unbeaten With 19-6 Win Over Delmar
Buccaneers improve to 4-0 behind Andrew Sivels’ 178-yard rushing night; Homecoming matchup with Odessa up next MILFORD — Milford High School remained unbeaten Friday night, defeating Delmar 19-6 behind another strong rushing performance from Andrew Sivels and a defense that held the Wildcats to one touchdown. The win improved the Buccaneers to 4-0 this season and extended their winning streak ... Read More The post Milford Buccaneers Stay Unbeaten With 19-6 Win Over Delmar appeared first on Milford LIVE! - Local Delaware News, Kent and Sussex Counties .
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Salisbury University returns Commencement to Civic Center
Salisbury University will return its Commencement ceremonies to the Wicomico Civic Center after a two-ceremony absence, giving graduates and their guests access to a renovated venue with expanded amenities and accessibility upgrades. The ceremonies are scheduled for May 19, 2027 and May 20, 2027, according to a community announcement. Graduate students will receive degrees during a ceremony in the Civic Center's Normandy Arena on May 19, while undergraduate students will participate in two ceremonies on May 20. The university held Commencement on campus during the previous two years as part of its Centennial celebration marking the 100th anniversary of the institution's opening. Since the 1970s, nearly all Salisbury University Commencement ceremonies have taken place at the Civic Center. The exceptions were in 1978 and 1979, when exercises were moved to other locations during reconstruction of the facility after a June 1977 fire destroyed the original Civic Center. Renovated venue to welcome graduates The return comes after an 18-month renovation project costing more than $10 million. Upgrades at the Wicomico Civic Center include a new box office, an expanded lobby, improved Americans with Disabilities Act access and additional safety enhancements, according to the announcement. University officials said in the announcement that