🏆 Celebrating our Royals 🏆 On May 19, Delmarva Christian High School hosted the 21st annual All-Sports Banquet, honoring our exceptional student-athletes! With 70% of our students participating in sports this year, we couldn't be prouder. Athletic Director, Matt McGinnis reflects, "once again, it was a tremendous sports year for our student-athletes, our coaches, and our fans. I’m so proud of the success of all our teams this year. I’m proud of the championships we won, and I’m proud of our athletes who were named Athlete of the Year in their sport." Athlete of the Year Honors: Female Athlete of the Year: Elaina Millaway (Volleyball) Male Athlete of the Year: Kasey Bell, first and only three-time athlete of the year recipient (Soccer, Basketball, Baseball) Most Outstanding Player Awards: Fall Sports Girls Volleyball: Elaina Millaway Field Hockey: Bella Marinelli Boys Soccer: Kasey Bell Girls Cross Country: Breanna Perry Boys Cross Country: Tyler Hutt Winter Sports Varsity Boys Basketball: DJ Liles Varsity Girls Basketball: Layni Dukes Cheerleading: Kate Kline Girls Swimming: Emily Obertubbesing Boys Swimming: Trax Rodgers Spring Sports Softball: Kylie McCabe Baseball: Malakai Jones Boys Volleyball: Ethan Fels Golf: Avery Brown Girls Soccer: Lucy Magee "What I’m most proud of is how our athletes and coaches remained Christ-centered and played in a way that allowed them to be a light to the opponents they faced. I’m proud of how our teams represented the Kingdom of God and gave Him all the glory!" AD, Matt McGinnis. Special thanks to our amazing coaches and supportive parents. Congrats to all our athletes for an incredible year! More photos from the event will be available soon! (fb)

⛳ 2025 DIAA State Championship Golf Tournament Congratulations to seniors Avery Brown and Joel Perry on qualifying once again for the 2025 DIAA State Championship Golf Tournament—their second consecutive appearance in the final round after finishing among the top 60 players in Round 1. Due to inclement weather, the second round was canceled, making the first round scores final. Avery Brown secured an impressive tie for 6th place in the state, shooting a +6 (76). Joel Perry finished strong, placing 43rd in the state with a +15 (85). We are proud of both athletes for their dedication, skill, and outstanding representation of our school. Go Royals! (fb)