56 - CAPE GAZETTE, Friday, January 10 - January 16,°1997
Cape boys shake off Slam Dunk
losses by posting two victories,
over Sussex Tech and Smyrna
By Dave Frederick
The Cape Henlopen boys bas-
ketball team, shaking off the diss-
apointment of two Christmas va-
cation losses in the Siam Dunk
tournament, posted 1997 victories
over Sussex Tech 62-49 and
Smyrna 83-37 to even their season
record at 3-3.
Cory Clouser 19, O.J.Wilson
15 and Ronson Burton 14 paced
the Viking scoring attack against
Smyrna.
Clouser com-
plimented a
24 point ef-
"fort against
Sussex Tech
by hitting five
three pointers
against the
Eagles.
Bobby Leg- CLOUSER
gins, who in-
jured his left calf muscle against
Brandywine in the Slam Dunk
tournament, is receiving physical
therapy and has not yet returned to
action. "I warmed up against
Smyrna and thought I was going
to be able to play," Leggins said.
"But it just hurt too much. I
couldn't even shoot a lay-up with-
out pain. I just hope I can be back
in time for the big Northern Divi-
sion games coming up."
Cape ran its JV record to 4-0
with a victory over Smyrna.
NOTES- Untouchable and un-
beaten Hodgson (9-0 Mayors'
Cup champion) narrowly escaped
Concord 58-55 behind 20 points
from Lloyd "Stagger Lee'"
Price...The Laurel Bulldogs,
coached by Milton guidance
counselor Lenny Lucas, lost to
Dover 72-46 dropping their record
to 0-7. Laurel will play Cape
tonight, Jan. 10. Delmar, winner
of the Governors' Cup in the Slam
Dunk tournament, was knocked
from the ranks of the unbeatens
last week by the Milford Bucs and
narrowly escaped Sussex Tech in
overtime 73-61...
Freshman sensation Brian Polk
of Sussex Central scored 23 points
as the Golden Knights Of Vie Hre-
bian defeated Poly Tech 88-67...
Lake Forest knocked Seaford
from the ranks of the unbeatens
with a 77-65 home victory. Mike
Stevenson and Golden Myers
(football quarterback) each scored
20 points for the Spartans...
The first annual Mayor Kurt
L.Schmoke Basketball Academy
Tournament opened Thursday,
Jan. 9 at Coppin State College in
Baltimore.
Sixteen teams from four cities
will compete including former
Slam Dunkers Saint Francis, Lake
Clifton, Dunbar, Southern and
Roman Catholic. The tournament
will include morning community
projects and workshops on the
NCAA's newest guidelines for
freshman eligibility known as
(Proposition 16.) It's obvious that
players from these basketball
powers see better competition and
more exposure than schools off
the beaten track to prepare them
for college.
Albert Mouring of Colonel
Richardson who scored 38 points
in a victory over Cape in the Slam
Dunk tournament drilled home 62
points in a recent 99-77 victory
over Queen Anne's County.
Cape girls
Continued from page 54
game. Every girl has to do that in
her own way."
Widdoes' 17 points led all scor-
ers on Tuesday, with Delcampo
contributing 13, sinking three out
of four from three-point territory.
Kim Smith contributed 14 in last
Friday's win over Ursuline.
Cape junior varsity lost 25-18
on Tuesday, slipping to 3-2 over-
all and 3-1 in the conference.
The Vikings will host.Milford
on Tuesday, Jan. 14 for its next
conference matchup.
I
The Week Ahead In Sports.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 10
• BASKETBALL- Laurel at Cape, JV'and varsity boys, be-
ginning at 6 p.m.; Cape freshman boys at Seaford, 4 p.m.; In-
dian River at Sussex Tech, JV and varsity boys, 6 p.m.; Mil-
ford at Sussex Tech, freshman boys, 4 p.m.
• WRESTLING- Cape at Laurel, JV and varsity beginning at
6:30 p.m.; Sussex Tech at Indian River, JV and varsity begin-
ning at 6:30 p.m.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 11
• WRESTLING- Glasgow Invitational
• INDOOR TRACK- Cape at Tower Hill
MONDAY, JANUARY 13
• BASKETBALL- Woodbridge at Lewes, 4 p.m.
• WRESTLING- Lewes at Woodbridge, 4 p.m.
• INDOOR TRACK- Cape at Salisbury WCC
TUESDAY, JANUARY 14
• BASKETBALL- Cape boys at Milford, IV and varsity, 6
p.m.; Sussex Tech boys IV and varsity, 6 p.m.; Caesar Rod-
ney girls at Sussex Tech, IV and varsity, 6 p.m.; Milford girls
at Cape, IV and varsity, 4 p.m.; Cape freshmen boys at Caesar
Rodney, 4 p.m.; Polytech freshmen boys at Sussex Tech, 4
p.m.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15
• WRESTLING- Milford at Cape, IV and varsity, 6:30 p.m.;
Caesar Rodney at Sussex Tech IV and varsity, 6:30 p.m.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 16
• BASKETBALL- Cape girls at Sussex Central, IV and var-
sity, 6 p.m.; Sussex Tech girls at Polytech, IV and varsity, 6
p.m.
• WRESTLING- Woodbridge at Milton, 4 p.m.
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