BERLIN Stephen Decatur's var-
sity wrestling team cruised past
Easton, 68-6, last week to improve
to 4-0 and set up what should be a
dramatic rematch with rival Kent Is-
land at home next week after the
two teams wrestled to a tie last
year.After the 68-6 win over Easton
last week, Decatur's record stood at
4-0 and the Seahawks were ranked
19th among the 200 public and pri-
vate schools with wrestling pro-
grams in the state. Decatur wrestled
in a tri-meet with Cambridge-South
Dorchester and Mardela yesterday
in a match played too late to be
included in this edition, and will face
Kent County at home this evening
before the highly anticipated re-
match with Kent Island next Wed-
nesday.
Against Easton, Robert Kaminski
won by pin at 106, Michael Tropkoff
won by decision at 113, Andy Mc-
Kahan won by pin at 120 and T.J.
Scafone won by technical fall at
126. Joe Rodriguez won by techni-
cal fall at 132, Nate Rosenblatt won
by pin at 138, Nick Bennett won by
pin at 152 and Brett Kim won by
major decision at 160. Jared King
won by pine at 170, Andrew Borra-
daile won by decision at 182, Bran-
don Wooten won by forfeit at 195,
Caleb Massey won by pin at 220
and Ethan Eibl won by pin at 285.
The Seahawks will host Kent Is-
land next Wednesday in what
should be a dramatic rematch of last
year's knock down drag out match
that ended in a 33-33 tie before
Decatur was declared the winner
after officials sorted out several
steps in the tiebreaker protocols.
The Seahawks got out to a 33-12
lead and hung on as the Buccan-
eers battled back and tied the
match in the final bout.
There was some confusion at the
end about who was the winner as
officials sorted through the tiebreak-
ing procedures before finally declar-
ing Decatur the winner. Both teams
are expected to be undefeated
heading into next Wednesday's re-
match at Decatur starting at 5 p.m.
Decatur Wrestlers Cruise Past Easton
January 17, 2014
Page 47
The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch
By SHAWN J. SOPER
SPORTS EDITOR
BERLIN Registration is now
open for the Coastal Lacrosse Club
in preparation for the organization's
sixth season.
The Coastal Lacrosse Club is
looking forward to a fantastic sixth
season and is now accepting regis-
tration for young players, both boys
and girls, in several age groups.
Practices are set to begin on March
3, weather permitting, with games
scheduled to begin on March 22.
The Coastal Lacrosse Club is
looking to expand its membership
again this year, just as it has done
for each year since its inception.
The cost of registration is $75, al-
though scholarships are available to
help with registration fees and e-
quipment costs for those who show
need.
The Coastal Lacrosse Club is a
non-profit organization dedicated to
the growth of youth lacrosse on the
Lower Shore of Maryland and Dela-
ware.The club offers an instructional
and developmental program for
boys and girls of all ages.
For more information about the
club and to register for the 2014
season, visit www.coastallacrosse-
club.com.
Coastal Lacrosse Registration Open
By SHAWN J. SOPER
SPORTS EDITOR
BERLIN The Beach Lacrosse
Club is hosting its annual pre-sea-
son parents' meeting next week at
the Holiday Inn Oceanfront Confer-
ence Center and current and future
players and their families are invited
to attend.
Beach Lacrosse is the original
youth lacrosse program in the coun-
ty and was founded in 1994, provid-
ing the very first spring season of
organized youth recreational la-
crosse on the Lower Shore. The pro-
gram now has over 300 young play-
ers competing in recreational la-
crosse from pre-K to eightth grade.
Beach Lacrosse again this year
will field multiple teams for boys and
girls in several age categories in-
cluding under-9, under-11, under-
13 and under-15. For children in
pre-K and kindergarten just starting
out, a Scooper's program is offered
for boys and girls. All practices and
home games are held in Berlin.
Practice will start at the beginning of
March with games, which are held
on Saturdays, set to begin on March
22. Registration is now open at
www.beachlax.org. Financial assis-
tance is available for anyone in
need.
Next Thursday, Jan. 23, Beach
Lacrosse's annual Parents Meeting
will be held at the Holiday Inn
Oceanfront Conference Center at
66th Street at 6:30 p.m.
On Friday, Feb. 21, a fundraiser
will be held at the Cork Bar on Wi-
comico Street beginning at 7 p.m.
The fundraiser will support new
equipment purchases for the up-
coming season.
Beach Lacrosse is also actively
seeking volunteer coaching assis-
tance at all grade levels as well as
volunteers for various activities that
support the club.
For questions or more informa-
tion, contact the club at beachla-
crosse@yahoo.com.
Beach Lax Fundraiser Next Week
By SHAWN J. SOPER
SPORTS EDITOR
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