The Vikings jumped to a five-run lead and were cruising behind the pitching of David Erickson, who allowed one hit through five innings.
Cape Henlopen defeats Caravel Academy 5-3 for their first state title.
Cape Henlopen Pitcher David Erickson (3) throws a strike in the mist of the DIAA Baseball State Championship Game between Cape Henlopen and Caravel Academy Monday, June 04, 2018, at Daniel S. Frawley Stadium in Wilmington, Delaware. Photo By Saquan Stimpson
Basketball: Hapoel Tel Aviv, Robinson upended by Nahariya – Israel News – Jerusalem Post
Delaware 87ers Guard CAT BARBER (1) dribbles down the floor in the first half of an NBA D-league regular season basketball game between the Delaware 87ers and the Grand Rapids Drive (Detroit Pistons) Tuesday. Nov. 29, 2016, at The Bob Carpenter Sports Convocation Center in Newark, DEL. Photo By Saquan Stimpson
The Washington Mystics have acquired Elena Delle Donne from the Chicago Sky for Stefanie Dolson, Kahleah Copper and the No. 2 pick in this year’s draft.
Chicago Sky Forward Elena Delle Donne (11) attempts to pass the ball as Washington Mystics Forward Monique Currie (25) defends in the first half of a WNBA preseason season game between The Chicago Sky and The Washington Mystics Tuesday, May. 13, 2014 at The Bob Carpenter Sports Convocation Center in Newark, DEL.
The 2015 WNBA MVP is arguably the biggest name ever to be traded in the 21-year history of the WNBA. Thursday’s move gets Delle Donne closer to her Delaware home.
Smyrna uses ground game to win second straight DIAA Division I championship on Saturday, Rushing for 458 yards on 70 carries while plowing over Middletown 36-14 Saturday afternoon at Delaware Stadium in Newark.
Smyrna running back William Knight (4) scoring a touchdown from 16 yards out for a 36-14 cushion with 4:40 left in the game during the DIAA division one Football Championship game between Top-seeded Middletown (11-0) and second-seeded Smyrna (11-0) Saturday, Dec. 03, 2016 at Delaware Stadium in Newark. Photo By Saquan Stimpson (Click Photo to visit gallery)
I searched the internet regularly to discover how my images are being used and distributed across the web, recently came across a portrait I did a few month ago. The story was uploaded at 12:46 p.m. EST on Nov. 22, 2016, and written by reporter
NEWARK – Junior middle linebacker Charles Bell was Delaware’s only first-team choice as the Colonial Athletic Association announced its all-conference football teams Tuesday.
Photo of Delaware Linebacker Charles Bell (5) taken Sunday, August 14, 2016, at Delaware Field House Facility on the campus of the university of Delaware in Newark. Photo By Saquan Stimpson
Bell, from Conestoga, Pennsylvania, and Penn Manor High, led the Blue Hens in tackles (94) and tackles for lost yardage (11.5). He ranked fourth in the CAA in both categories.
Newark High graduate Taylor Reynolds, a senior cornerback at CAA champion James Madison, was also a first-team pick.
Delaware, which closed a second straight 4-7 season with Saturday’s 41-10 loss to Villanova, had four second-team picks in senior guard/tackle Connor Bozick, junior center Brody Kern, junior defensive tackle Bilal Nichols, a Hodgson Vo-Tech graduate, and sophomore linebacker Troy Reeder, the Salesianum graduate who transferred to Delaware this year from Penn State.
Delaware linebacker CHARLES BELL (5) recovers Stony Brook Running back JORDAN GOWINS (23) fumbles at the 49-yard line during a week eight game between the Delaware Blue Hens and the Stony Brook Seawolves, Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016, at Tubby Raymond Field at Delaware Stadium in Newark, DE. Photo By Saquan Stimpson
Delaware Linebacker CHARLES BELL (5) lines up in the second quarter of a week one game between the Delaware Blue Hens and the Delaware State Hornets, Thursday, Sept. 01, 2016 at Tubby Raymond Field at Delaware Stadium in Newark, DE. Photo By Saquan Stimpson
Last week Friday “10/28/16” I was assign to photograph Athlete of the Week for The News Journal in Wilmington Delaware. Normally, I will try to envision my set-up prior to arriving at the location. Is this normal? Well, For me it’s quite normal to do this being that I will only have a short period of time to work with the athlete.
Upon arriving at the location I immediately made up in my mind that I was going to use multiple speed lights (4) to light the subject. However, Once I pulled into the parking lot the wind had other ideas. On that day the wind was gusting up to 14 knots which interns translates into wind speeds up to 16.5 mph. The wind gust was entirely too strong to use multiple speed lights like I had originally planned.
Therefore, I went to a one light set up. I used (1) Canon EOS 430 EXII and (1) Rogue Flashbender 2 – Large Soft Box kit and (1) standard light stand with the help of a student-athlete to hold the stand and I used The Canon 7D Mark II and the lens was the Canon 24-105f/4L.
I do plan to go back to a full frame camera body particularly for shooting features “Portraits” I personally feel I will get better results with a full frame body verse a crop sensor camera, This is my opinion. My last full frame body was the Canon 1Ds, Currently, I’m looking at affordable used full frame bodies Examples: 1Ds Mark II and the Canon 5D Mark II.
See set-up below. Featured Images is the final result.
Athlete of the Week Gentry Meinecke pose for a photo while her teammate holds a light-stand Friday, Oct 28, 2016, at Brandywine High School in Wilmington.
Athlete of the Week Gentry Meinecke positioned in a standard field hockey action pose shot of a low perspective using natural light Friday, Oct 28, 2016, at Brandywine High School in Wilmington.
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NEW CASTLE – Wrestling in its home gym, William Penn High returned the Blue Hen Conference Tournament championship trophy to familiar terrain Saturday night.
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Newark Nazr Roberson and William Penn Dom Trotta grapple in a 220 pound bout during the Blue Hen Conference Wrestling Tournament Finals Saturday, Feb. 20, 2016 at William Penn High School in New Castle. Photo By Saquan Stimpson
President Dr. Gary L. Wirt, Executive Vice President Kristine Santomauro to be recognized on-court
WILMINGTON, DE – February 18, 2016 – The Delaware 87ers today announced a partnership with Goldey-Beacom College, highlighted by an on-court recognition of Goldey-Beacom President Dr. Gary L. Wirt, and Executive Vice President Kristine Santomauro.
The recognition will take place on Friday, February 19, when the 87ers host the Maine Red Claws – tip is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at the Bob Carpenter Center. In collaboration, Goldey-Beacom will have exposure and branding at all 87ers home games, in addition to digital branding on the team’s official website, while the 87ers will gain access to the college’s athletic facilities for practice. The College will also have the opportunity to engage 87ers fans in a variety of ways at select Sevens’ games.
Wirt has served as the President of Goldey-Beacom College since May 2015, but has been at the school since 1988. He has a doctorate in Psychology, and completed studies at University of Sarasota, Washington College and University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. He also serves as an elected Commissioner on the Commission on Higher Education, the accrediting body for colleges and universities. A Delaware native, Dr. Wirt is a resident of historic Old New Castle.
FILE PHOTO – Goldey-Beacom College Student New President Elect Gary L. Wirt address students during Goldey-Beacom commencement exercise Friday, May 1, 2015, at Joseph West Jones College Center on the campus of Goldey-Beacom College in Wilmington Delaware.
Santomauro was elevated to her role as Executive Vice President in July 2015, but has been working at Goldey-Beacom in some capacity since 1988. She earned her B.S. in Accounting with Honors from Goldey-Beacom in 1988, an M.S. in Accounting in 2002 and in 2011 was inducted into Goldey-Beacom’s Distinguished Alumni Gallery. In her current role, Santomauro oversees the College’s finances, human resources, information technology, communications, Campus Store, physical plant, financial aid and enrollment management.
About the Delaware 87ers
The Delaware 87ers of the National Basketball Association Development League (NBADL) were relocated to America’s first state in 2013 and named to commemorate the year in which Delaware ratified the U.S. Constitution, 1787. The Sevens are the NBADL affiliate of the NBA’s Philadelphia 76ers and are owned by the Sixers. The 87ers play at the University of Delaware’s Bob Carpenter Center in Newark, DE.
About the NBA Development League
The NBA Development League is the NBA’s official minor league, preparing players, coaches, officials, trainers, and front-office staff for the NBA while acting as the league’s research and development laboratory. Featuring 19 teams with direct affiliations with NBA franchises for the 2015-16 season, the league offers elite professional basketball at an affordable price in a fun, family-friendly atmosphere. An all-time high 26 percent of all NBA players at the start of the 2014-15 season boasted NBA D-League experience. In fostering the league’s connection to the community, its teams, players and staff promote health and wellness, support local needs and interests, and assist in educational development through NBA D-League Cares programs. Fans can watch all NBA D-League games on nbadleague.com.
Delaware 87ers Forward Rodney Williams, Thanasis Antetokounmpo and Guard BJ Young spend part of their afternoon answering questions with The boys group The Gentlemen’s Club Monday, March. 31, 2014 at William Penn High school in New Castle DEL.
We thank The Delaware 87ers organization and players Delaware 87ers Forward Rodney Williams, Thanasis Antetokounmpo and Guard BJ Young for taking time out on your day off to come and speak to the young men of The Gentlemen’s Club.
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