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Six Indian River School District students were honored at the Sussex County Science Fair on March 8 at the Biden Center in Lewes, earning one first-place and two each second- and third-place awards.
Students from all over Sussex County participated in the annual Young at Art exhibition at the Rehoboth Art League. Art teachers judged the students’ works; and one student from each school won a scholarship for a Rehoboth Art League art class.
During a special meeting of the Indian River School District Monday, March 1, the school board voted to amend the regular school day and change several half-days to full-days to help make up days lost to recent snowstorms.
Indian River's girls basketball team knocked off visiting Padua, 44-43, in dramatic fashion when senior Brandi Buchanan sank a pair of free throws with less than a second remaining on the clock. Click here for photos from the state tournament bout.
Indian River senior girls basketball player Brandi Buchanan, Tuesday night, netted a pair of free throws with less than a second remaining on the clock to stun visiting Padua and give the Lady Indians a 44-43 state tournament victory.
Girls basketball postseason action tips off tonight across the state.
Sunday evening at Sussex Central High, the prep wrestling state individual championships were decided as the season reached its conclusion.
The DIAA's individual wrestling championship tournament kicks off Friday, Feb. 26, 4 p.m. at Sussex Central, in Georgetown. The second day of the tourney begins at 11 a.m. on Saturday.
Sussex Central's Golden Knights fell short in the state dual-meet championships Tuesday at Delaware State University. St. Mark's took home the title with a 39-23 victory, winning seven matches in a row before Central's Ryan Walls gained six points for the squad.
Four boys and seven girls from Sussex have been selected to the state's Blue-Gold basketball teams in advance of the March 20 games, which kick off at 5 p.m. in Newark.
