Auks

Little auks begin their migration from the Arctic from October onwards.

Archmere at Newark Charter (5-0), 6:15 p.m. Two days after facing Saint Mark’s, the Auks travel to Newark to meet Diamond State Athletic Conference foe Newark Charter.

Donovan led the way with four goals for the Auks, while Harrington and Olsen each notched hat tricks.

Each time the Auks threatened, Conrad answered.

Mitch Moyer and the Auks earned the fifth seed.

No one was able to find the net until the 7:51 mark, when Brett Wilkinson backed his way in against the Auks’ defense, turned and tucked the ball into a small gap on the short side to tie the score.

The Auks (5-0) visit Saint Mark’s on Tuesday at 7:15 p.m.

The Auks led by just a goal at halftime before pulling away after intermission.

The Force struggled to maintain possession of the ball, and the Auks pounced on every miscue.

At the other end, Auks goalkeeper Kyra Giakas kept the Lions off the board with a diving punch of a shot in te 36 minute.

But the Auks did not fold.

The Auks (1-0) were led by Collins (five goals), (four goals, three assists) and Bauer (three goals).

The Auks improved to 16-1 and will play Ursuline in the semifinal round on Thursday at 6 p.m. at St. Mark’s.

The Auks responded with the final seven points of the first quarter, including a three-pointer by Dan Bastain.

The Auks scored six times on their way to a 6-1 win on homecoming weekend in Claymont.

The host Raiders came in at No. 6 in Division I, while the Auks held the fourth spot in Division II.

The Raiders and Auks entertained with a high-scoring, freewheeling first half, then took a more patient approach in the second.

Although not to the extent of penguins, auks have largely sacrificed flight, and also mobility on land, in exchange for swimming ability; their wings are a compromise between the best possible design for diving and the bare minimum needed for flying.

Auks are superficially similar to penguins having black-and-white colours, upright posture and some of their habits.

Cast of an egg, Museum Wiesbaden Female great auks would lay only one egg each year, between late May and early June, although they could lay a replacement egg if the first one was lost.