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Sallies vs the rest

Just finished watching the end to the Salesianum vs Lawrenceville game. Pretty impressive that they almost pulled it off. I can't help but ask - what satisfaction do the Sals get at the end of the season. Its all well and good having the tri-state area to recruit from (and apparently Canada, lol), suck the life out of the surrounding Wilmington private school's talent, and have all of these commits, but when the end of your season is competing against a southern public school for 1 trophy (that you have lost to and recent years has been a close game), is that really what they want to be known as? I just feel like if you are going to play the minimum in-state games and then flaunt your Delaware State Championship records / streaks with all of your resources, you could be a little more ambitious and try to have more competitive hardware to play for at the end of the season and join one of these conferences.

University of Delaware alum Curtis Dickson paces San Diego Seals to National Lacrosse League Playoffs

3 goals by Wesley Berg, Curtis Dickson and Kyle Jackson paced 13-5 San Diego Seals to a 16-9 victory over the Vancouver Warriors-Pechanga Arena-San Diego, CA-Friday, April 19, 2024

The playoff bound San Diego Seals improve their record to 13-5 on the season behind the 3 goal performance of Wesley Berg, Curtis Dickson and Kevin Jackson as they defeated the Vancouver Warriors by a 16-9 score.

Other Seals performers: 2 goals each by Austin Staats, Tim Leclaire and Danny Logan

Patrick Merrill, Head Lacrosse Coach of the San Diego Seals. "One of our more complete games of the year, it's good that we needed to respond after last weeks defeat at Saskatchewan we felt that it's important for us as they (Saskatchewan) might be in the playoff hunt."

University of Delaware alum and current San Diego Seals player Curtis Dickson on his performance: "Just a well rounded 60 minute effort which is exactly what we're looking for before heading into the playoffs, it was a good effort from the rest of the team that contributed today along with doing my job in scoring goals under my belt before we get prepared." "On the first goal for the 4-1 lead everyone knows is a game of runs they went on their business and we did ours our defense locked down knew they were a strong squad." "On the 2 goals for the 8-5 and 9-5 lead on the 3 point lead we did a set play which opened the offense up."

The Warriors in defeat were led by Keegan Bai with 4 goals in the contest followed by Ryan Martel with 3 goals.

In the nets for the Seals Christopher Origlieri recorded 37 saves in the net and for the Warriors Aden Walsh recorded 32 saves.

The Seals are the second seed team in the upcoming playoffs and will host a playoff game on Saturday, April 27, 2022 Faceoff is 7 PM.

Delaware Baseball News for 4-9-24

Delaware Baseball MLB and MILB News for 4-7-24

Oakland A's 7 Detroit Tigers 1 Cape Henlopen and Virginia alum Jake Gelof 1 triple 1 home run 4 rbi's

Charlotte Knights 6 Norfolk Tides 2 CH: Middletown and U of Delaware alum Chad Kuhl started for the Knights as he pitched 4 innings gave up 1 run 1 earned 1 walk 5 strikeouts but didn't register the win.

Buffalo Bison 10 Worcester Red Sox 5 B: Cape Henlopen and Liberty alum Mason Fluherty winning pitcher at 1-0.
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