Sussex Technical High School 2003 graduate Tom Shortridge, a native of Laurel, was part of a team that won a regional Emmy award for a NASA television educational program geared toward high school students.
Sussex Tech students cleaned up Rum Bridge Road on Saturday, May 1.
Sussex Tech's Raven baseball team rolled to an 11-1, five-inning win over Delmar, putting them in position to win the school's first-ever Henlopen Conference championship; the Lady Ravens brought home a 1-0 softball win.
Just days after Sussex Tech's baseball team defeated rival Sussex Central 8-1 for the Ravens' first win on Sussex Central's field, the two rivals got together again for a more important contest. Tuesday evening's battle at Tech was a Henlopen Conference game, and the host Ravens had little trouble with the Golden Knights, winning 12-2 in a six inning, mercy rule shortened affair.
A first-inning grand slam by Sussex Tech's Eric Sharff got the Ravens off on the right foot in an 8-1 win on Thursday against Sussex Central.
Sussex Technical High School inducted 12 students into the National Spanish Honor Society during a March 30 ceremony.
Wes Townsend, of Selbyville, will be inducted into the Delaware Basketball Hall of Fame by the Delaware Interscholastic Basketball Association this weekend.
Odyssey of the Mind teams at Sussex Technical High School recently competed at the state competition held at the University of Delaware and both went to the podium to receive first- and third-place awards.
For its first musical, Sussex Technical High School, has decided to perform the Broadway classic, Ragtime.
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.
In an effort to provide Delaware high school students opportunities to earn college credit, Delaware Tech is collaborating with many local school districts to provide innovative programs and services that are motivating students to achieve.
Click the link above for a list of honor-roll students at Sussex Technical High School during the second marking period of the 2009-'10 school year.
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.
Current Sussex Tech senior Wendell Cannon, I’m not afraid to admit, has been one of my favorites throughout his career with the Ravens. By his own admission, he was “evil” just a few years ago. Then, something happened. Honestly, I don’t know what it was, and I’m not even sure Wendell knows for certain either, but a new man emerged from what was once a bit of a wild child.
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.
“Strut for a Smile,” a charity fashion show to benefit Operation Smile, will be held Friday, Feb. 26 at Baywood Greens Country Club, in Long Neck, as part of Sussex Tech student Courtenay Rickards' senior project.
