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Woodbridge shuts out Delmar, 35-0; wins Kiwanis Trophy
The Woodbridge Blue Raiders football team has scored over 30 points in each of their past two games, and Friday night proved no different. The Raiders were matched up against conference rival Delmar Wildcats and finished the game with a 35-0 victory. In doing so, Woodbridge celebrated knowing that the win meant bringing the Kiwanis Trophy to the school’s trophy display case. The winner of the game houses the trophy for an entire year. The tradition has existed since 1959.
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MEAC Basketball Predictions, Computer Picks and Best Bets | November 6
There are two games featuring a MEAC teams on the Thursday college basketball schedule, including the Delaware State Hornets versus the Navy Midshipmen. Make sure you check out below for today’s best bets!. How to Bet on MEAC Games. Best MEAC Spread Bet Today: Navy vs. Delaware State. Navy...
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Hoyas Vanquish Hornets in Season Opener
The Georgetown University women’s basketball team beat the Delaware State University Hornets 84-47 at home Nov. 2, earning their first win in their first game of the year. The game kicked off the season for Georgetown (1-0), who looked to build on a mediocre showing last year, which ended with a 14-17 record and an eighth-place finish in the Big East Conference. So far, so good for the Hoyas, who took it to Delaware State (0-1) and outscored the Hornets by nearly double. They looked sharp from the 3-point and free-throw lines, and their defense was notably strong. As they play tougher teams this season, Georgetown must improve its field goal percentage.
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William Paterson Football Falls to Salisbury, Drops to 0-8
The William Paterson football team continued its search for its first victory of the season, falling to Salisbury, 56-3, in a New Jersey Athletic Conference matchup on Halloween. The Seagulls controlled the game from the opening kickoff, using a dominant rushing attack and an efficient passing game to pull away...
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Football Loses to Visiting No. RV Salisbury
WAYNE, N.J. – The William Paterson football team (0-8, 0-5 NJAC) lost to visiting No. RV Salisbury (6-2, 3-2 NJAC), 56-3, Oct. 31 at Wightman Stadium. The Sea Gulls capped off the opening drive with a seven-yard touchdown carry (7-0, 9:59), then added a 39-yard pass play for a 14-0 edge with 5:50 remaining in the first quarter.
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DeSean Jackson, Delaware State win Battle of the Legends on game-winning FG
In the second Battle of the Legends between Michael Vick and DeSean Jackson in Philadelphia, Delaware State got its second straight win. While Norfolk State controlled most of the afternoon, Delaware State fought back and ultimately secured a needed victory to stay alive in the MEAC championship race. Early in the third quarter, Norfolk State […] The post DeSean Jackson, Delaware State win Battle of the Legends on game-winning FG appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Milford LIVE News
Milford’s losing streak reaches four as Sussex County football teams battle for late-season momentum
Buccaneers fall 45-26 to St. Mark’s after undefeated start; Lake Forest rolls past Laurel, Sussex Tech edges Indian River and Cape Henlopen defeats Dover MILFORD, Del. — A season that began with four consecutive victories has taken a difficult turn for the Milford High School football team. The Buccaneers suffered their fourth straight loss Friday night, falling 45-26 to St. ... Read More The post Milford’s losing streak reaches four as Sussex County football teams battle for late-season momentum appeared first on Milford LIVE! - Local Delaware News, Kent and Sussex Counties .
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Philadelphia had a stunner, Winner came back from being down by 17 twice.
Marqui Adams threw four touchdown passes in his hometown, but Delaware State needed two defensive takeaways to finish its comeback against Norfolk State at Lincoln Financial Field. The post Philadelphia had a stunner, Winner came back from being down by 17 twice. appeared first on HBCU Gameday .
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Warriors rout Vikings to complete first goal
CAMBRIDGE — Matt Griffith had no escape route. Easton High’s head football coach was penned in by his team Friday night as two of his fastest players, Ja’Zir Dickerson and JaDereon Thompson, quickly approached from behind and doused Griffith with a water cooler. What was Griffith expecting? After all, the Warriors had just put an exclamation point on an unbeaten regular season and their first Bayside Conference championship since 1986 with a 40-0 shutout of Cambridge-South Dorchester at Gorton McWilliams Stadium, sealing the No. 1 seed for the Class 2A/1A postseason. “Boys worked hard,” Griffith said. “They put in the work, they earned it. Like I just told them, ‘Bayside champs was first goal. Now, we have to move on to goal two, go win a region.” It’s the first time Easton (9-0) has gone unbeaten in at least 40 years, with the exception of the covid-shortened 2020 season — played in the spring of 2021 — when it went 5-0. The Warriors sealed a first-round bye in the 2A/1A East Region playoffs, and shut out the Vikings for only the second time since Cambridge-SD opened its doors in 1976. “Feels great,” said senior quarterback Brady Walls, who threw three