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Cape track girls beat CR, lose to Dover
Zoe Callard runs anchor on the 4-by-800 relay. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
April 19, 2019
Cape girls’ track coach George Pepper organized his lineup to go after the favored home team Caesar Rodney April 17.
“I figured if we beat CR, then the Dover matchup would take care of itself,” Pepper said. “But I guess I was wrong.”
Cape outpointed the Riders 88-58, but fell to Dover 75-71. The Riders beat Dover 77-69. Unless you’re a statistical savant, don’t bother trying to figure it out.
The Cape boys lost to Caesar Rodney 110-35. Caesar Rodney beat Dover 77-69.
Zoe Callard runs anchor on the 4-by-800 relay. DAVE FREDERICK PHOTOS
Olivia Brozefsky runs the 4-by-800. She also ran the 1,600 and 3,200, and won the pole vault at 8-feet-6-inches.
Destiny Bailey-Perkins is the state’s defending champion in the long jump.
Curtis Purnell competes in the long jump.
Bre Kusen runs leadoff in the 2-by-200 relay.
Tia Jarvis runs the third leg of the 4-by-200.
Curtis Purnell runs leadoff in the 4-by-200 relay.
Kris Rushin runs the third leg in the 4-by-200 relay.
Jordan Baines runs a relay leg.
Destiny Bailey-Perkins lands in the long jump.
E-Beth Melson competes in the 1,600-meter run.
Jacon Steimel runs the Unified 100-meter dash.
Daniel Adili-Khams runs the 1,600 meters.
Amaya Daisey runs 4-by-100 anchor after taking the handoff from Sydney Green.
Olivia Brozefsky competes in the pole vault.
The start of the girls’ 1,600-meter run.
The boys’ 1,600-meter run starts.
