from Decatur, Worcester Prep and Sussex County, will compete this week
in the U.S. Youth Soccer Region I East Championships in Rhode Island
starting today, June 28. The team nearly ran the table during its regular
season and rigorous tournament schedule, compiling an impressive 17-
0-1 mark heading into the regional championships this weekend.
Boat Tournament last weekend was
a big success with plenty of action
both offshore and inshore.
opportunity for some of the smaller
vessels in the resort area's sport-
fishing fleet to compete before the
bigger events such as the Ocean
City Tuna Tournament and the
White Marlin Open arrive on the cal-
endar. As its name implies, the
event is open to boats with a length
of 34 feet or under.
Pockets" took first place in the tuna
division with an 87.8-pounder worth
$945. The "Mm Mm Good" took sec-
pounder, but earned $5,967 in prize
money with added entry levels. The
crew on the "Salt Weapon II" took
third in the tuna division with a 58.4-
pounder worth $1,098. The crew on
the "Joken" took first place in the
dolphin division with a 10.4-pounder
worth $1,800.
and second place in the flounder di-
vision, while the "Kokomo" was
third.
Box" and the "Just Add Sauce." The
"Just Add Sauce" was also first in
the taug division, followed by the
"Jezebel."
largest of which was over 13
pounds.
Fourth of July Strongman Compe-
tition early next month with athletes
from all over the region competing
for cash and prizes.
Gym behind the Gold Coast Mall in
Ocean City on July 4. The competi-
tion will include men's, women's,
senior and teenage divisions with
awards and cash prizes for the win-
ners in each.
For the record, Adam Delaney of Al-
bany, N.Y., won the overall men's
championship, while Katelyn Choin-
iere, also of Albany, won the wom-
en's open division.
pound division, while Zac Hill of Sel-
byville won the teenage over 200-
pound division. David Stinson of
Dagsboro won the Masters 40-49
light heavyweight division, Phil Kir-
by of Fenwick Island won the 50-
plus division, Joe Cryer of Ocean
City won the 40-49 heavyweight
division, and Bryan DePhillip of Ac-
cokeek, Md., won the men's over
200-pound open division.