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[UDelaware5138]

I thought it was Interesting to see the change in landscape over the last 30 years. Until I looked it up I never would have thought Delmar and Archmere had the programs they had. BTW what the hell was "Claymont"??? Was that a school that was renamed to something else?

1. Delmar: 6 Titles 2 2nd Place
2. Caravel: 4 Titles 4 2nd Place
3. Middletown: 4 Titles 2 2nd Place
4. Archmere: 3 Titles 9 2nd Place
5. Laurel: 3 Titles 4 2nd Place
6. Concord: 3 Titles 2 2nd Place
7. Hodgson: 3 Titles 2 2nd Place
8. St E's: 3 Titles 2 2nd Place
9. Indian River: 2 Titles 4 2nd Place
10. Dickinson: 1 Title 3 2nd Place
11. Howard: 1 Title 1 2nd Place
12. Lake: 1 Title 1 2nd Place
13. Seaford: 1 Title 1 2nd Place
14. Christiana: 1 Title
15. Friends: 1 Title
16. Glasgow: 1 Title
17. Milford: 1 Title
18. Mount Pleasant: 1 Title
19. Sussex Tech: 1 Title
20. St. Georges: 2 2nd Place
21. Claymont: 1 2nd Place
22. Smyrna: 1 2nd Place

 

[GateKeeperRefugee]

Claymont was just Claymont High School, the Claymont Indians to be exact. The high school ceased in 1990, I guess because of Concord/Brandywine/Mount.

 

[spartakos]

Green Street
Claymont De
the elementary school is still there
the high school is now a Social Service building

 

[UDelaware5138]

Green Street
Claymont De
the elementary school is still there
the high school is now a Social Service building

Just looked at that on Google maps. I grew up on 39th and was up that way a lot but never knew that was all back there. Guess I never traveled off the Pike much.