Published December 16, 2011
OCEAN CITY- Ocean City’s own Mike Hedlesky turned in a strong performance at the Maryland State Powerlifting Championships last weekend, winning several individual honors and collecting three new state records.
Hedlesky, who has been powerlifting for a while but has battled injuries recently, competed in the state championships in Laurel, Md. last Saturday for the first time in the raw super-heavyweight division and won best lifter and best lifter by body weight coefficient to 280 pounds....
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Published December 16, 2011
OCEAN CITY- The Ocean City Recreation and Parks Department’s boys’ winter basketball league continued this week with a full slate of games at Northside Park. The following is a quick look at some of this week’s action:
(bullet) Delmarva Irish Club 12- American Legion 11: Hunter Wolf led the Irish with eight of his team’s 12 points, while Koby Higgins pitched in the other four. Willem Lambertson led the American Legion with eight points, while Tucker Anthony added...
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Published December 16, 2011
BERLIN- The 3rd Annual Reindeer Run 5K, sponsored by Live Long Fitness, is set to return tomorrow, December 17 with an early morning start time through downtown Berlin.
The annual race, which has become a fixture on the local holiday schedule since its inception three years ago, starts and finishes at the Atlantic Hotel with the course winding its way through the heart of the downtown area. The course heads down Main Street around the Worcester Prep campus and the Northern Worcester County...
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Published December 16, 2011
BERLIN- Stephen Decatur’s boys’ varsity basketball team beat Mardela, 69-51, on Tuesday to improve to 2-1 on the young season.
The Seahawks’ record now stands at 2-1 on the year after a pair of wins against Bayside Conference foes. Decatur beat North Dorchester, 69-55, in the season opener on the road last Tuesday. Last Thursday, Decatur lost to Bayside South rival Bennett, 65-55, at home as Drakar Purnell led the Seahawks with 15 points.
On the road against Mardela on Tuesday,...
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Published December 16, 2011
BERLIN- Worcester Prep’s girls’ varsity basketball team lost a tough one this week, falling to visiting Salisbury Christian, 43-16, on Monday at home.
The Mallards played well for the most part on Monday, but was clearly overmatched by the much bigger Jaguars. Worcester did many things right during the blowout loss but didn’t shoot well and didn’t get many second chances. The Mallards passed well, moved without the ball well, always seemed to find the extra pass and got...
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