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Cape District hires
spring, fall coaches
The Cape Henlopen Board of
Education hired the following
coaches for Cape Henlopen High
School on Jan. 25: George Glenn,
head football; Brian Donahue, as-
sistant football; Ruth Sponaugle
Skoglund, head field hockey;
Mike Eisenhour, assitant field
hockey; John Myers, head girls'
soccer; Steve Wolak, co-head
golf; Jerry Dorneman, co-head
golf; Wacren Beideman, volunteer
girls' soccer; Chip Davis, assis-
tant softball; and Francis Pollock,
head cross country.
The board hired the following
coaches for Milton Middle
School: John Walsh, co-head
football; Joseph Barranco, co-
head football; Mike Dominguez,
head soccer; and Randy Redard,
assistant soccer.
At its Feb. 1 special meeting,
the board also hired Tim Mahoney
as the co-assistant lacrosse coach
and John Myers for the position of
head boys' soccer coach at Cape
Henlopen High School.
CHHS represents
northern division
The Cape Henlopen Vikings
boys' basketball team will repre-
sent the Northern Division in the
Henlopen Conference Boys' Bas-
ketball Championship Game to be
played at Sussex Technical High
School on Wednesday, Feb. 28
starting at 7:30 p.m. All tickets are
$4 for the game.
Tickets will go on sale Friday,
Feb. 23 from 9 a.m. until 3:30
p.m. Cape Henlopen students will
be permitted to buy tickets during
their lunch time and after school.
Anyone who has a question about
tickets for the game may call Cape
Henlopen Athletic Director Marge
Peck at 645-7099.
Milton Little League
breakfast postponed
The Milton Little League's
Valentine Breakfast is postponed
and will be held Sunday, Feb. 25
at Milton Fire Hall from 7 a.m.-
noon. The cost is $5 for adults and
$3 for children 10 and under. The
breakfast is all you can eat and
tickets may be purchased from
any member or by calling 684-
3201. Proceeds will benefit the
Milton Little League.
DE 4-H Horse Bowl
winners named
Youth participants from
Delaware and Maryland tested
their horse knowledge in the an-
nual Delaware 4-H Horse Bowl
competition held at Delaware
State University, Feb. 10.
The event allowed participants
to demonstrate their knowledge
of equine anatomy, diseases, care
and management practices, horse-
manship and equitation. Winners
of the Horse Bowl events were:
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Robinson number four in Delaware
Jessica Robinson, daughter of Dave and Roberta Robinson
of Lewes, recently received notifcation that she is ranked
number four in Delaware for girls 12 and under. Last year, at
age 8, Jessica played in four tournaments sanctioned by the
Delaware District/Middle States Section of the United States
Tennis Association. She won one of the tournaments and was
runner-up in two of the tournaments.
ages 8-10, first place: Westville
Buckaroos-Mallory Dill, Lacey
Dixon, and Michael Crowe; sec-
ond place: Sussex County Gray
Ponies-Lyle Neal, Angie Carroll,
Megan Moore, and Brittany Tru-
itt; and third place: Country All
Stars-Cheyanne Pritchard, Rachel
Bullock, Cara Bullock and Steven
Melling.
Ages 11-13, first place: Wild-
west Villagers-Tyla Dill, Amanda
Hastings, Christy Gustafson and
Katie Dixon; second place: Pony
Express-Jessica Horan, Matt
O'Connell, Mike Gowl and
Christin Vickers; and third place:
Westville Fillies-Kim Eck, Becky
Thompson and Annie Crowe.
Winners for ages 14 and older,
first place: Pony Express-Penny
Potter, Aubrey Tarrant, Jennifer
Kennedy and Lori O'Connell;
second place: Sussex County Se-
niors-Doug Neal, Becki Barker
and Shannon McLean; and third
place: Middletown FFA-Jackie
Cusatia, Laura Dieffenbach,
Stacey Allen and Donna Brovey.
While at Lock Haven, Lisawas
also a member of the varsity
lacrosse and field hockey teams.
As a member of the field hockey
teamshe played on two NCAA Di-
vision I1 championship teams, was
twice named to the NCAA all
tournament team and was first
team All America her senior sea-
son.
Lisa currently resides in Re-
hoboth Beach and is substitute
teaching at several local schools.
She is pursuing a career in teach-
ing and would also like to coach
lacrosse, field hockey or softball
at the scholastic level.
Racing season
begins on Delmarva
The Georgetown Speedway
kicked off its racing season with a
Motorsports Mania show at Salis-
bury Centre recently to benefit
Make a Wish Foundation. The
event featured a drawing for a pair
of passes to the May 18 show and
among the winners were Glen
Peck of Lewes and George
Hnosko of Milton.
Sussex Central student
receives B.S. degree
Lisa Klopp, a 1991 Sussex Cen-
tral graduate, received her B.S.
degree from Lock Haven Univer-
sity at the recent winter com-
mence ceremony. Lisa received
her degree in education and has
already passed her certification
examination for teaching.
Hoop shoot winners
Both Lindsey Williams, age
11 (left), and her sister Lisa,
age eight, are advancing on
to the state level of basket-
ball shoot off in Berlin, Md.,
having won in their age
group at the district shoot off
held recently by the Cape
Heniopen Elks Lodge. They
will compete against young
people from Maryland,
Delaware and Washington,
D.C. in Frederick, Md. on
Feb. 17. Winners of the state
competition will then ad-
vance to the regional shoot
off in Wheeling, W.Va. in
March. The national level
will take place in Indlnnapo-
lis, In. in April.
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