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CHILDS, Md. – For nearly 60 years, Brother Michael J. Rosenello called Wilmington home. The Oblate of St. Francis de Sales was an integral part of St. Anthony of Padua Parish, known primarily for his work at Padua Academy....
The most noteworthy field hockey tussle of the week takes place on the state’s northern border between Padua and Concord. Meanwhile, on the court, there are several must-see volleyball matches as the first month of the regular season nears...
We’ll start with the boys this week. If you’re a fan of the beautiful game, there are a few matchups that jump off the screen, both involving Saint Mark’s. On the gridiron, St. Elizabeth will make its first visit...
WILMINGTON — Isaiah Brown and Brendan Hickey combined for four touchdowns to lead Tower Hill past St Elizabeth, 30-7, on Sept. 21. The Vikings went three and out on their first drive, and the Hillers went to work. Brown started with a...
CLAYMONT – Red Lion was without its top hitter for a Sept. 21 Diamond State Athletic Conference volleyball match at Archmere, and the Lions scored a combined 16 points in the first two sets. But the visitors were determined...
MILLTOWN — Saint Mark’s looked to be in total control of its boys soccer game against Glasgow on Sept. 20. The Spartans led, 2-0, after a pair of goals within a six-minute span in the second half. But the...
MIDDLETOWN — Salesianum was without its primary offensive weapon, but the Sals overcame a sluggish offensive start to take a 34-7 decision at Appoquinimink in a battle of Division I football unbeatens on Sept. 20. Joey Montooth, the featured...
GREENVILLE — Archmere received a combined 281 yards of offense through the air and on the ground from quarterback Tom Carney, and Matt DiGregorio added two touchdowns to lead the Auks past Tatnall, 35-8, on Sept. 20. The game...
There is a special kind of humiliation (and humor, if you’re a good sport), reserved for pregnant women who skew a little bit above the average age of moms in this country. I can tell you exactly how I...
We began our football season Sept. 7 with a loss in double overtime to Kenyon College, the alma mater of President Rutherford B. Hayes. It was a beautiful day for football. It would have been perfect, but for the...