Weekly high school sports roundup

Dover High School
Field Hockey
Record: 5-8-2, 4-7-2
The Dover High field hockey team finished its season this past week with two more losses, the first coming against Laurel, 3-1, Nov. 3, and the second against Caravel, 2-1, Nov. 5. Rhiannon Dillon and Makia Sturgis scored the final goals of the Senators’ season.

Boys Soccer
Record: 8-7, 8-5
The Dover High boys soccer team closed its season with a tough 1-0 loss to Archmere Academy on Nov. 3. The Senators finished the season just above .500 after starting the season 6-1.

Caesar Rodney High School
Field Hockey
Record: 7-7-1, 6-6-1
The Caesar Rodney High field hockey team lost its final game of the season this past week, falling to Sussex Tech, 3-0, Nov. 3. Finishing at .500, the Riders failed to make the state tournament.

Boys Soccer
Record: 11-3-1, 9-3-1
The Caesar Rodney High boys soccer team closed its regular season on a high note, taking down Middletown, 2-1, Nov. 3, on the strength of goals from Kyle Scott and Jesse Marano. The Riders were announced as the No. 9 seed in the state tournament, where they will face No. 8 St. Elizabeth High School at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11, at Caravel Academy.

Girls Volleyball
Record: 16-2, 9-0
The Caesar Rodney High girls volleyball team, a No. 9 seed in the state tournament, was eliminated in the first round Nov. 7 when it lost to No. 8 A.I. DuPont, 3-0 (25-23, 25-15, 29-27).

Lake Forest High School
Field Hockey
Record: 3-9-3, 3-7-3
The Lake Forest High field hockey team lost for the fourth straight time to close its regular season when it fell to Seaford, 2-1, Nov. 3.

Boys Soccer
Record: 3-11-1, 2-10-1
The Lake Forest High boys soccer team closed the door on its 2009 campaign when it lost to Saint Thomas More, 1-0, Nov. 3.

Girls Volleyball
Record: 2-13, 0-11
The Lake Forest High girls volleyball team was shut out in its last match of the season by Saint Thomas More, 3-0, Nov. 2.

Polytech High School
Football
Record: 1-8, 1-5
The Polytech High football team recorded its first win of the season when it defeated conference-opponent Woodbridge, 21-14, Nov. 6. The Panthers will have their work cut out for them to close the season when they host Sussex Tech High School, the Henlopen Conference’s No. 1 team in Division I, at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 13.

Field Hockey
Record: 3-10-2, 1-10-2
The Polytech High field hockey team went 1-1 this past week to close out its season, first beating Dickinson, 3-0, Nov. 2 and then losing to Cape Henlopen, 9-0, Nov. 4. Julia Wise scored twice and Olivia Combs once to end the year.

Boys Soccer
Record: 6-7-2, 4-7-2
The Polytech High boys soccer team lost to Seaford, 4-0, Nov. 3, in what was the Panthers’ final game of the season.

Girls Volleyball
Record: 13-2, 12-2
The Polytech High girls volleyball team’s impressive season came to an end this past weekend, when as the No. 15 seed it lost to No. 2 Archmere, 3-0 (25-10, 25-4, 25-9).

Saint Thomas More Preparatory
Field Hockey
Record: 10-4-1, 6-3-1
The Saint Thomas More Preparatory field hockey team had a busy week to finish its season, sandwiching a 6-2 win over Sussex Central on Nov. 4 between losses to Saint Peter and Paul High School, 1-0, Nov. 2 and Archmere, 3-1, Nov. 5. Meghan McGloin and Katie Price each scored two goals, while Emily Darling, Kristina Schmidt and Mary Mannion all scored once.

Boys Soccer
Record: 5-9-1, 4-2
The Saint Thomas More Preparatory boys soccer team won its final two games of the season, beating Lake Forest, 1-0, Nov. 3 and Wilmington Christian, 3-0, Nov. 5.

Girls Volleyball
Record: 10-7, 2-4
The Saint Thomas More Preparatory girls volleyball team closed its season on a high note, beating Lake Forest, 3-0, Nov. 2.

Campus Community High School
Boys Soccer
Record: 2-12-1, 1-5
The Campus Community High boys soccer team went undefeated in its final week of the season, beating Woodbridge, 3-2, Nov. 2 and tying Pencader Charter, 1-1, Nov. 5. Reed Power and Adem Cemerlic scored two goals each to finish the year.

Girls Volleyball
Record: 4-10, 0-6
The Campus Community High girls volleyball team was shut out in its final game of the season when it lost to Sussex Central, 3-0 (25-17, 25-14, 25-15), Nov. 2.