BERLIN Stephen Decatur's
varsity wrestling team continued to
plow through its Bayside Confer-
ence schedule this week, picking up
three decisive wins to improve to 7-
0 on the season.
Last Wednesday, the Seahawks
beat both Cambridge-South Dor-
chester and Mardela in a dual meet
in Cambridge. Decatur beat the Vik-
ings, 51-15, and followed that up
with a decisive 65-9 win over Mar-
dela. Back in action on Friday, the
Seahawks rolled past Kent County,
72-6, picking up five wins by pin in
the process.
Collecting wins for Decatur a-
gainst Cambridge-South Dorchester
were Robert Kaminski (106), Dillon
Goggin (113), Andy McKahan
(120), T.J. Scafone (126), Nevin
McIntosh (152), Nick Bennett (160),
Andrew Borradaile (170), Jared
King (182), Brandon Wooten (195)
and Ethan Eibl (220).
On the same night against Mar-
dela, Decatur got wins from Kamin-
ski, Goggin, McKahan, Scafone,
Nate Rosenblatt, Bennett, Borra-
daile, Brett Kim, King, Wooten, Cal-
eb Massey and Eibl.
In Friday's 72-6 win over Kent
County, Decatur got wins from Ka-
minski, Goggin, McKahan, Scafone,
Joseph Rodriguez, Rosenblatt, Ty-
ler VanSice, Bennett, Borradaile,
King, Pat Devenny, Massey and Eibl.
Decatur Wrestlers Stay On Big Roll
Decatur's Andy McKahan gets the best of Kent County's Kyle Clayton dur-
ing the Seahawks win last Friday. McKahan went on to pin Clayton to con-
tribute to Decatur's 72-6 win.
Photo by Earl Campbell
Decatur wrestlers Andrew Borradaile (kneeling, left) and Nick Bennett
(kneeling, right) each picked up the 100th wins in their career during a dual
meet with Cambridge-South Dorchester and Mardela last week. Pictured
above, Borradaile and Bennett show off their 100th win awards surrounded
by family, teammates and coaches including Coach Todd Martinek.
Photo by Earl Campbell
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January 24, 2014
The Dispatch/Maryland Coast Dispatch
By SHAWN J. SOPER
SPORTS EDITOR
BERLIN Two Stephen Decatur
varsity wrestling senior standouts
reached major milestones last week
with both Nick Bennett and Andrew
Borradaile collecting the 100th wins
of their careers in a dual match
against Cambridge-South Dorches-
ter.Bennett and Borradaile each en-
tered last Wednesday's dual meet
with Cambridge-South Dorchester
and Mardela to join the rather exclu-
sive 100th win club at Decatur and
an only somewhat larger fraternity
of 100-win wrestlers across the
state and each took care of busi-
ness in short order.
Bennett collected his 100th win
wrestling at 160 with a pin of Cam-
bridge-South Dorchester's Caleb
Crain in 2:27. Bennett also beat
Mardela's Brandon Dill by technical
fall on the same night.
Borradaile got his 100th with an
8-2 decision over Cambridge-South
Dorchester's Rhyeem Johnson.
Borradaile also pinned Mardela's
Collin Cropper on the same night.
Both Borradaile and Bennett added
to their growing win totals with victo-
ries in their respective matches dur-
ing a meet with Kent County on Fri-
day.
Borradaile, Bennett Join 100th Win Club
By SHAWN J. SOPER
SPORTS EDITOR
BERLIN Stephen Decatur's
girls' varsity basketball team will
have to wait almost two weeks for a
much-anticipated rematch with Mar-
dela after Tuesday's home game
was postponed due to the snow-
storm, but the disappointment did
little to temper what has been a re-
markable run for the Seahawks.
Decatur's record stands at 10-2
overall and 7-1 in the Bayside Con-
ference, its only conference loss
coming at the hands of Mardela
back on Dec. 11. The Seahawks
battled Mardela neck and neck for
over three quarters before the War-
riors took control in the fourth and
pulled away for the 66-47 win. The
Seahawks were prepared for a re-
match on Tuesday, but the storm
and school cancelations moved the
game back to Feb. 3.
Meanwhile, the Seahawks have
been on a remarkable run since that
early loss to Mardela, their only oth-
er loss coming during a non-confer-
ence game during the Coleman Hol-
iday Tournament hosted by Deca-
tur. Decatur's conference winning
streak now stands at seven includ-
ing a convincing 75-42 win over
Parkside last Thursday. Dayona
Godwin led Decatur with 32 points,
while Erin Florek added 16.
The seven-game win streak in-
cludes victories over Wicomico,
Easton, Pocomoke, Washington,
Snow Hill, Bennett and now Park-
side. The Seahawks were sched-
uled to face Wicomico last night in a
game played too late to be included
in this edition. The Seahawks start-
ed their current win streak following
the loss to Mardela with a 64-30 win
over Wicomico on Dec. 13.
Seahawks Run Win Streak To 7
By SHAWN J. SOPER
SPORTS EDITOR
BERLIN Stephen Decatur's
boys' varsity basketball team re-
mained unbeaten in January after a
dramatic 70-68 win over Parkside
last Thursday.
The Seahawks ran their post-hol-
iday break record to 4-0 for the
month of January with a win over
the Rams, but it certainly wasn't
easy. The Seahawks led 19-13 after
one quarter and extended the lead
to 39-30 at the half. The two teams
played a fairly even third quarter
with Decatur outscoring Parkside,
17-15, during the period.
However, the Rams mounted a
big comeback in the fourth quarter,
outscoring the Seahawks, 23-12, to
pull even at 68-68 with time running
down. Decatur's Tyler Hunter then
scored on a lay-up with 10 seconds
left to give the Seahawks a 70-68
win. Hunter led Decatur with 18
points, while Colin Gaynor added
17.The win was the fourth straight
for the Seahawks following the holi-
day break with other victories com-
ing against Washington, Snow Hill
and Bennett.
Decatur's last regular-season
loss came at the hands of county
rival Pocomoke back on Dec. 20.
The Seahawks split two games dur-
ing the Governor's Chal-lenge over
the holiday break.
With the win over Parkside, De-
catur's record now stands at 7-3
with an 8-4 mark including the Gov-
ernor's Challenge games. Tues-
day's game against Mardela was
wiped out by weather and has been
rescheduled for Feb. 3. The Sea-
hawks are scheduled to play Wi-
comico on the road this evening.
Decatur Boys Unbeaten In January
By SHAWN J. SOPER
SPORTS EDITOR
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