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Top 56 In The State (Preseason Rankings)

In a recent article for Delaware News Journal, Brad Myers listed a "Top 56".

Would like to hear everyone's thoughts.

1. Chase Cellucci, jr., Salesianum
2. Drew Duncan, jr., Archmere
3. Rowyn Nurry, jr., Salesianum
4. C.J. Fritchman, sr. Cape Henlopen
5. Connor Riley, sr., Salesianum
6. Ryan Cunningham, sr., Salesianum
7. Jack Gormley, sr., Salesianum
8. Jackson Redd, sr., Wilmington
9. Jacob Schell, jr., Cape Henlopen
10. Luke Burton, sr., Cape Henlopen
11. Jack O'Neill, sr., Archmere
12. Cam Taylor, so., Salesianum
13. Andrew Wolak, sr., Cape Henlopen
14. Brendan Burke, jr., Archmere
15. Zachary Friend, sr., Salesianum
16. Mack Leonhartt, sr., Cape Henlopen
17. Danny Kupiec, sr., Archmere
18. Braeden Korb, jr., Salesianum
19. Vinnie Scibello, sr., Archmere
20. Patrick Craig, jr., Caesar Rodney
21. Quinn Green, jr., Wilmington Friends
22. Ryan Metz, jr., Salesianum
23. Chris Cobb, so., Tower Hill
24. Jake Wagner, jr., Smyrna
25. Kevin Dolan, jr., Wilmington Friends
26. Roman Paoli, jr., Charter of
27. Luca Pompeii, so., Salesianum
28. Brady Colarik, jr., Sanford
29. Matt Duarte, sr., Caravel
30. Max Garcia, jr., A.I. du Pont
31. Steve Grossman, sr., Caesar Rodney
32. Eddie Nace, sr., Tower Hill
33. Cole Fenice, jr., Archmere
34. Michael Guenther, jr., Cape
35. Jace Banks, so., Tatnall
36. Maxwell Forrey, sr., Indian River
37. Nick Winchell, jr., Wilmington
38. Anderson Smith, jr., Cape Henlopen
39. Graham Lindsay, sr., Middletown
40. Jack Dellose, jr., Archmere
41. Rahshan LaMons, jr., Tatnall
42. Ben Anton, jr., Salesianum
43. Alex Szell, jr., Polytech
44. Peyton Sumner, sr., Middletown
45. Coale Crouch, jr., Tower Hill
46. Andrew McKenzie, jr., Wilmington Friends
47. Cody Trivits, sr., Cape Henlopen
48. Parker Smith, so., Caesar Rodney
49. Joe Coveleski, sr., Cape Henlopen
50. Riddick Flynn, sr., Middletown
51. Logan Potts, so., Appoquinimink
52. Nate Howe, jr., Delcastle
53. Timothy Haskins, jr., Hodgson
54. Nate Whitaker, sr., Middletown
55. Collin Beaman, sr., DMA
56. Alex Starnes, sr., Archmere

Baseball News for 4-11-23

Middletown 7 Caesar Rodney 5 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game316680

Brandywine 11 AI DuPont 5 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game304568

Concord 10 Caravel 5 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game317406

St. Elizabeth 6 Charter 5 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game314067

Delaware Military Academy 8 Sussex Central 2 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game316495

Tower Hill 6 Concord 3 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game314012

William Penn 3 Odessa 0 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game314321

Conrad 5 Appoquinimink 4 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game314144

Sanford 13 St. Andrews 0 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game313991

Newark 10 Hodgson 8 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game314110

Archmere 15 Charter 14 https://www.websites4sports.com/Game314143

Virginia 18 Richmond 0 Information on Jake Gelof from Cape Henlopen https://virginiasports.com/news/202...areer-home-run-record-hoos-run-rule-richmond/

Georgetown 10 Maryland 9 Caravel alum Kevin Keister 1 double 1 single for MD.

Atlanta Braves 7 Cincinnati Reds 6 Caravel alum Jake Fraley 2 singles 1 run scored for the Reds.

St. Louis Cardinals 9 Colorado Rockies 6 Wilmington DE native Paul Goldschmidt 1 single 2 rbi's and 2 runs scored for the Cardinals.

Delaware Baseball News for 4-4-23

Atlanta Braves 4 St.Louis Cardinals 1 Wilmington DE native Paul Goldschmidt 1 single for the Cards.

Chicago Cubs 12 Cincinnati Reds 5 CINN: Caravel alum Jake Fraley 1 single 1 rbi

Tampa Bay Rays 10 Washington Nationals 6 University of Delaware alum Chad Kuhl made his debut on the mound for the Nationals as he pitched 5 innings gave up 4 hits 4 runs 4 earned 1 walk and 4 strikeouts

Virginia 4 Liberty 1 Cape Henlopen alum Zack Gelov 3 walks for VA.

Miami 14 Central Florida 3 UM: Appoquinimink alum Lorenzo Carrier 1 double 1 run scored 1 rbi

Interesting tidbit

I can across this thread about Rocco Abessinio, a great Sallies benefactor and the man behind the stadium upgrade. Apparently, he is also a benefactor to Florida Atlantic University, a Final Four semi-finalist.

FAU Athletics Receives $3 million from Rocco and Mary Abessinio Foundation to Name Basketball Court​

Court at FAU Arena will be named Abessinio Court​

BOCA RATON, Fla. - (June 4, 2019) – The Florida Atlantic University Athletic Department received a $3 million gift from the Rocco and Mary Abessinio Foundation to name the Abessinio Court at the FAU Arena, home of the FAU men's and women's basketball and volleyball teams. The gift of $3 million ranks as the fifth-largest cash commitment to FAU Athletics.

"We are extremely grateful for this generous gift from the Abessinio Foundation," said Vice President and Director of Athletics Brian White. "This gift is transformational for our athletic department and university. This gift will help us provide an environment and atmosphere for our student-athletes that will foster their growth and development on the court, which is a vital aspect of the student-athlete experience."

In addition to this gift, the Abessinios, through their company Applied Card Systems, are one of the original FAU Football Founders No. 51; in 2001, they supported the inception of the FAU Football program.

Rocco Abessinio, who calls Boca Raton home, is a businessman who is currently the chief executive officer of Roch Capital Inc., a $2 billion investment organization. In his current position, he sets the strategic and tactical direction of the firm. He is involved daily in overseeing existing operations as well as evaluating all potential investment opportunities. He is also the founder of Applied Bank and Applied Card Systems, which grew to be the 10th largest issuer of Visa and MasterCard credit cards in the country. He has successfully diversified Applied Bank's operations into commercial, retail banking and asset protection. Over the past several years, Abessinio has directed the deployment of firm capital into real estate and private equity investments, which include the Carbon Golden Malted Waffle Company. Golden Malted Waffles are found in major hotel and restaurants in over 60 countries. He has a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Management from Neumann University.

The Abessinios became involved with FAU as a Football Founder believing that their investment in FAU Football would impact the growth of the university, the community as well as local businesses; their principal gift is a further commitment to the vision for the future of FAU and FAU Athletics under the leadership of President John Kelly and Athletics Director White.

"Through our company, Applied Card Systems, we were proud to be FAU Football Founders and the major sponsor of FAU's first football game against Slippery Rock University," said Abessinio. "We are excited at the progress being made under President Kelly and hope that this gift will be another stepping stone in bringing FAU into national prominence."

Transfers

Looks like Sanford got hit hardest with players leaving. 2-3 went to Sallies and I don’t even see the coaches son on the roster anymore? Did the youngest Lucky leave too?

DMA seems to be hit hardest with inability to get new players in. Did players leave there too?

Looks like the only public schools that can maintain without impact of being raided are the Middletown schools, smyrna and the obvious downstate schools. Otherwise public school lacrosse is dead especially in New Castle County.

Donna Polk out as DIAA Exec Director

1 day after being listed as one of the top influential people in Delaware Sports.


Delaware Boys and Girls Lacrosse News (Linked) for 3-30-23

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