Decatur Nine Seeded Second in 3A-EastBERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity baseball team’s path to a potential regional championship became clear on Wednesday, but the Seahawks will likely have to get by an old rival to achieve the goal.The Seahawks were rewarded for a highly successful 15-3 season this week with a number-two seed in the Class… Read more »
Mallards Fall to Sabres in Title GameBERLIN- Worcester Prep’s girls’ varsity lacrosse team fell to old rival Saints Peter and Paul, 9-8, last week in the Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Conference (ESIAC) championship game in the latest installment of one of the classic rivalries on the shore. Something had to give last week when the… Read more »
Seahawks Earn Two-Seed in StatesBERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s varsity softball team punctuated its outstanding regular season with a double-header sweep of visiting Crisfield last week to clinch the Bayside South championship and learned three days later it would be the number-two seed in the state’s Class 3A-East region tournament.The Seahawks were impressive all season, finishing with… Read more »
BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s boys’ varsity lacrosse team got an interesting draw when the state Class 3A-East region brackets were announced this week, garnering a six-seed in the tournament which is three spots lower than its first round opponent, Wicomico, which Decatur beat twice during the regular season.Decatur is seeded sixth in the 3A-2A East region’s… Read more »
BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s boys’ varsity lacrosse team capped off a remarkable season last Friday with a 16-5 win over Gunston in the Eastern Shore Independent Athletic Conference (ESIAC) tournament championship game.The Mallards cruised past Delmarva Christian, 14-1, last Wednesday to reach the tournament final again, while Gunston took out Salisbury School to punch its ticket… Read more »
Miss Bobik’s second grade students at Showell Elementary learned about the Global Clean Water Crisis. In an effort to help those in need, they wrote to President Obama to express their concerns. Obama returned a letter to the students sharing their concerns and inspiring them to continue to learn and reach their goals. Above are Jacob Sturgill,… Read more »
Dave Quilter recently visited Ocean City Elementary School to teach students about marine animal rescues. Students learned about the importance of picking up trash so that it doesn’t end up in the ocean and harm marine life. Above, Quilter is pictured with third graders Jude Alhamad, Chad Fischer and Alyvia Ciurca.