It looks to be another solid year for football talent in the ...iamond State and one of the reason why is because of Malcolm Yowk of Caesar Rodney High School. The 5-foot-9, 170-pound prospect is a dynamic player with the ball in his hands on offense and has the skills to be a solid cornerback on defense. See why Rivals.com rates him as a 3-star recruit and one of the best in the First State for 2010]]> Local supermarkets in the Easton (Pa.) and Phillipsburg (N.J.) area better stock up on turkey next week Thanksgiving is coming twice this year. Gatorade is bringing a special edition of the annual "Battle of the Hill" rivalry football game between Easton High and Phillipsburg High traditionally played Thanksgiving morning to Lafayette College's Fisher Stadium, as members of the 1993 teams suit up April 26 to replay a game that ended in a tie.]]> One of the best running back recruits in the Mid-Atlantic region for the class of 2010 is Jamaal Jackson of Hodgson Vo-Tech High school. The speedy ball carrier already has several BCS scholarship offers and will likely pick-up many more during the spring evaluation period. See why he has a chance to be the best RB prospects to come out of ...elaware in several years]]> Louisville was the first school to offer Wilmington (...ela.) Alexis I. ...upont cornerback C.J. Jones and so far that is helping the Cardinals out big-time with the talented prospect. Rivals.com has video of the 5-foot-11, 168-pound cornerback in action. Se why he is one of best in the ...iamond Stat]]> With solid verbal commitments from 3 of the best recruits in ...elaware, a soft commitment from a fourth and a finalist for the top recruit in the first state; the Scarlet Knight of Rutgers could sweep the state of ...elaware and in the process put together a top 25 class. See the rankings and prospects insid]]> One school got is long awaited championship and the other was able to return to the top spot after a long hiatus. This weekend saw Milford and Caesar Rodney rise to the top of ...elaware High School football. It was a historic weekend for not only the schools that won, but for downstate football]]> Back in October Sussex Central and Milford got the best of Henlopen rivals Caesar Rodney and Laurel. This weekend they will meet up again to decide who is going to bring home the ...ivision I and ...ivision II State Championship. No matter who wins, it has been one of the best years in recent memory for downstate football.]]> In Pennsylvania it is East vs. West, in Ohio it is North vs. South. In ...elaware in is upstate vs. downstate. So far this playoff season the downstate teams have gotten the better of their upstate brethren. Talk about who you think it going to bring home the hardware. Will it end up above or below the cana]]> In a game that featured the two best running backs in ...elaware this year, Brian Fields led The William Penn Colonials to a 21-6 victory over Brandon Norwodd and the the Newark Yellowjackets]]> On Saturday the William Penn will hope to take a big step toward a State Championship of they can get past rival Newark. The Yellowjackets have been the Colonials biggest nemesis in the playoffs and Head Coach Butch Simpson thrives in these situations. In the end the game could come down to two great running backs, Brandon Norwood and Brian Fields. ]]> The last few years Salesianum has been the 800-pound gorilla of ...elaware soccer. On Saturday Middletown will get their shot at the state soccer title. The Cavs have talent, but will need to play great team defense if they want to defeat the defending champs. Can M-Town break the juggernaut and bring home the prize]]> The Cavaliers got a big win last weekend when they went into Hoffman Stadium and beat a Newark squad that was also fighting for their playoff life. If the Cavaliers are to repeat, they will need to get through a tough St. Marks squad that is still stinging from being upset by their arch-rivals last weekend. Talk about all the key match-ups this weekend. ]]> The past few days has gone a long way to clear up which teams will make the 2008 State Soccer Tournament. Early season powers Concord and Newark struggled at the end, while teams like Seaford and Middletown came on strong. ...ePreps.com takes a close look]]> With two weeks left before the playoff start, ...ePreps.com takes a look at the football playoff picture in both ...ivision I and ...ivision II. Several teams are still vying for playoff spots, while others have all but locked up a post-season bid]]> With the regular season coming to a close, several teams that had high expectations are on the outside looking in as far as the state tournament. ...ePreps.com has the latest tournament index as well as the key games that could decide the last few spots]]> With 6-0 records and several big victories each, a good argument could be made that Howard and Caesar Rodney are the class of ...elaware football for 2008. Will they keep their records unblemished? It is a crazy year and it seems every weekend brings a new surprise. ]]> The Blue Hen Conference is going through some drastic changes as new schools open up and enrollments of current schools change. See how the new alignment will be set up and what impact it could have on the teams involved]]> All you have to do is look at the standing and head-to-head match-ups to realize that an unusual power shift is taking place in ...elaware High School football. The traditional powerhouse schools are being out played and out physicalled by the smaller school both north and south of the canal. What is causing this strange occurrence]]> ...uron Harmon of Caesar Rodney High School is one of the most versatile athletes in the Mid-Atlantic region for the class of 2009. See why he had a host of scholarships offers before he decided to commit to Coach Schiano and the Scarlet Knight of Rutger]]>