Daniel Leighton and Arthur Walton each picked up three wins for the Sharks. Leighton claimed the 15-18 boys' butterfly, freestyle and back, while Walton took the 11-12 boys' free, breast and back. Here are the top three finishers in each individual event:

Boys 10 & Under 25 Butterfly

1. Adam Mackie (CP) 21.99; 2. Marcus Dennis (FW); 3. Christopher Blewitt (FW).

Girls 10 & Under 25 Fly

1. Sabrina Ness (CP) 20.41; 2. Rebecca Bonomo (FW); 3. Kimberley Scott (FW).

Boys 11-12 50 Fly

1. Dakota Hinely (FW) 44.85; 2. James Keiser (CP); 3. Walton Irving (FW).

Girls 11-12 50 Fly

1. Nora Cottom (CP) 43.88; 2. Meghan Bonomo (FW); 3. Christine King (CP).

Boys 13-14 50 Fly

1. Anthony Ness (CP) 32.10; 2. Hugh Walpole (CP); 3. Brian Motley (FW).

Girls 13-14 50 Fly

1. Colleen McFadden (FW) 34.35; 2. Nicole Scott (FW); 3. Stephanie Ness (CP).

Boys 15-18 50 Fly

1. Daniel Leighton (FW) 29.61; 2. Prescott Stewart (FW); 3. Nicholas Ruehe (FW).

Girls 15-18 50 Fly

1. Sara Riley (CP) 33.70; 2. Ashley Bodine (FW); 3. Heather Albury (FW).

Boys 8 & Under 25 Freestyle

1. Don Brazelton (FW) 23.75; 2. Matthew Forbes (CP); 3. Michael Balazek (FW).

Girls 8 & Under 25 Free

1. Juliet King (CP) 21.32; 2. Akeyla Holley (FW); 3. Kayla Carry (CP).

Boys 9-10 50 Free

1. Marcus Dennis (FW) 41.23; 2. Samuel Brogi (CP); 3. Adam Mackie (CP).

Girls 9-10 50 Free

1. Sabrina Ness (CP) 37.59; 2. Tori Camardella (FW); 3. Kimberley Scott (FW).

Boys 11-12 50 Free

1. Arthur Walton (FW) 32.91; 2. Dakota Hinely (FW); 3. Teddy Hopkins (CP).

Girls 11-12 50 Free

1. Nora Cottom (CP) 34.87; 2. Cara Brennan (FW); 3. Erin Dullahan (FW).

Boys 13-14 50 Free

1. Anthony Ness (CP) 28.31; 2. Vincent Ness (CP); 3. Hugh Walpole (CP).

Girls 13-14 50 Free

1. Rebecca Riley (CP) 30.06; 2. Nicole Scott (FW); 3. Stephanie Ness (CP).

Boys 15-18 100 Free

1. Daniel Leighton (FW) 1:00.35; 2, Scott Miller (FW); 3. Brandon Bailey (FW).

Girls 15-18 100 Free

1. Sara Riley (CP) 1:09.80; 2. Brittany Ouellette (FW); 3. Candra Pennington (FW).

Boys 8 & Under 25 Breaststroke

1. Michael Balazek (FW) 36.41; 2. Matthew Forbes (CP).

Girls 8 & Under 25 Breast

1. Erin Bistany (CP) 30.58; 2. Juliet King (CP); 3. Hunter Leckonby (CP).

Boys 9-10 25 Breast

1. Simon Pompey (CP) 22.79; 2. Marcus Dennis (FW); 3. Christopher Blewitt (FW).

Girls 9-10 25 Breast

1. Sabrina Ness (CP) 24.79; 2. Rebecca Bonomo (FW); 3. Kimberley Scott (FW).

Boys 11-12 50 Breast

1. Arthur Walton (FW) 42.31; 2. Brandon Dennis (FW); 3. Teddy Hopkins (CP).

Girls 11-12 50 Breast

1. Meghan Bonomo (FW) 50.57; 2. Kristen Johnson (FW); 3. Sydney Oarr (CP).

Boys 13-14 50 Breast

1. Vincent Ness (CP) 38.92; 2. Brian Motley (FW); 3. Abelardo Gonzalez (FW).

Girls 13-14 50 Breast

1. Rebecca Riley (CP) 39.05; 2. Nicole Scott (FW); 3. Hannah Brogi (CP).

Boys 15-18 50 Breast

1. Scott Miller (FW) 33.78; 2. Raymond Joyal (CP); 3. Nicholas Ruehe (FW).

Girls 15-18 50 Breast

1. Brittany Ouellette (FW) 47.27; 2. Sarah Brogi (CP); 3. Barrett Uhler (FW).

Boys 9-10 25 Backstroke

1. Christopher Blewitt (FW) 25.37; 2. Andrew Forbes (CP); 3. Samuel Brogi (CP).

Girls 9-10 25 Back

1. Gabby Griffin (FW) 26.09; 2. Antonia Hill (FW); 3. Tori Camardella (FW).

Boys 11-12 50 Back

1. Dakota Hinely (FW) 45.04; 2. Brandon Dennis (FW); 3. C.J. Andrews (CP).

Girls 11-12 50 Back

1. Cara Brennan (FW) 47.59; 2. Kristen Johnson (FW); 3. Britany Oarr (CP).

Boys 13-14 50 Back

1. Vincent Ness (CP) 37.38; 2. Jonathan Brevard (FW); 3. Jonathan Mackie (CP).

Girls 13-14 50 Back

1. Madeleine Joyal (CP) 36.50; 2. Michele McFadden (FW); 3. Hannah Brogi (CP).

Boys 15-18 50 Back

1. Daniel Leighton (FW) 31.39; 2. Prescott Stewart (FW); 3. Raymond Joyal (CP).

Girls 15-18 50 Back

1. Ashley Bodine (FW) 43.84; 2. Heather Albury (FW); 3. Sarah Brogi (CP).

Boys 8 & Under 25 Back

1. Don Brazelton (FW) 32.30; 2. Matthew Forbes (CP); 3. Michael Balazek (FW).

Girls 8 & Under 25 Back

1. Kayla Carry (CP) 29.68; 2. Erin Bistany (CP); 3. Akeyla Holley (FW).

Boys 12 & Under 100 Individual Medley

1. Arthur Walton (FW) 1:29.94; 2. Teddy Hopkins (CP); 3. Walton Irving (FW).

Girls 12 & Under 100 Medley

1. Nora Cottom (CP) 1:30.63; 2. Cara Brennan (FW); 3. Meghan Bonomo (FW).

Boys 13-14 100 Medley

1. Anthony Ness (CP) 1:16.24; 2. Hugh Walpole (CP); 3. Abelardo Gonzalez (FW).

Girls 13-14 100 Medley

1. Rebecca Riley (CP) 1:14.82; 2. Colleen McFadden (FW); 3. Stephanie Ness (CP).

Boys 15-18 100 Medley

1. Raymond Joyal (CP) 1:08.58; 2. Scott Miller (FW); 3. Prescott Stewart (FW).

Girls 15-18 100 Medley

1. Sara Riley (CP) 1:19.02; 2. Ashley Bodine (FW); 3. Brittany Ouellette (FW).

Trailblazers win silver medal

The Mitchellville Trailblazers 8-and-under boys' basketball team won its first seven games en route to claiming runner-up honors and the silver medal at the AAU National Championships that concluded July 3 in Memphis, Tenn.

The Trailblazers opened pool play with a 28-12 victory against Georgia Southern Exposure, then followed with a 44-11 win against Ozark Gameface Swoosh which represented St. Louis, Miss. In the team's final pool play games, the Trailblazers rallied from a 26-20 deficit with less than 90 seconds remaining in regulation to post a 27-26 victory against the Cincinnati (Ohio) Knights before knocking off the North Carolina Gaters, 34-24.

The Trailblazers thumped Arkansas Triple Threat, 46-3, to begin bracket play to advance the quarterfinals. There, they earned a Final Four berth with a 44-13 victory against the New Orleans Jazz. Cincinnati, the Kansas Players and the Memphis Tarheels also moved into the Final Four.

The Trailblazers defeated Kansas, 31-22, to advance to the national championship, where they faced Cincinnati for the second time in the tournament, this time coming up short, but still earned the No. 2 seed in the nation.

Trailblazers team members included Terrell Allen, Ahmad Clark, Malik Douglas, Joshua Golson, Jabari Greenwood, Nehemiah Mack, Kamrin Moore, Jahaad Proctor, Trey Johnson, Kyle Rawls and Aaron Thompson.

Crusaders take second

The Maryland Lady Crusaders U-12 AAU girls' basketball team earned runner-up honors at the AAU National Championships two weeks ago in Amarillo, Texas.

The Crusaders traveled a tough road to the title contest, winning five straight games in the loser's bracket of the double-elimination tournament before falling to Beyond the Rim of California, 48-43.

Maryland led 18-14 with six minutes to go in the first half before Beyond the Rim came back to take the lead. The Crusaders got within two points with less than seven minutes to play, but could not take the lead.

Maryland, the Potomac Valley Region champion, opened the 80-team tournament by winning its three games in pool play by an average margin of 28 points. That allowed the Crusaders to advance to the bracket phase of the tournament, where they began with a 69-46 victory against the Georgia Pistols and a 61-46 triumph against Indiana's Finest.

A cold shooting performance (12 of 60 from the field) led to a 38-34 loss to the Alabama Twisters, which put the Crusaders in the loser's bracket, where one more loss would have sent the team home. But Maryland rolled to a 69-42 victory against the Missouri Magic and a 50-41 victory against the West Virginia GBA Thunder.

In its third loser's bracket contest, the Crusaders eliminated the defending champion Texas Thunder, erasing an early 8-1 deficit en route to a 54-44 win. That set up a rematch against the Alabama Twisters, and the Crusaders earned revenge for the earlier loss, beating the Twisters, 44-31.

Next up was the loser's bracket final and a meeting with the KGC Pride, who had previously beaten defending champion Texas Thunder. The Crusaders completed their run through the loser's bracket with a 47-32 victory, setting the stage for the title game against Beyond the Rim.

The Maryland Lady Crusaders include Ataira Franklin, Jazzmine Jonson and Michea Bryant, who led the team in scoring. Ashley Miles, Janae Harrison and Sheronne Valis were the club's top rebounders. Lauren Chase, Tiffany Minor and Tiara Greene were the team's assist leaders. Coach Bryan Chase's team earned a large silver trophy that had to be shipped back to Maryland due to its size.

NexLevel wins league crown

The NexLevel U-15 AAU boys' basketball team edged the Southern Maryland All-Stars, 42-40, on Sunday to win the Road Runners Summer League championship at the Oxon Hill Staff Development Center.

The victory avenged two losses that NexLevel suffered against the All-Stars during the season. NexLevel team members include Scott Muhammed, Roy Taylor, Harold Washington, Philip Turner, Dylan Ritson, Louis Wilson, Ansman Camara and Jay Jawara. NexLevel is coached by Rick Ransom, Malcolm Tyson and Herb Allen.

Registrations planned

The Accokeek Sports and Recreation Council will hold community league fall soccer registration from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday and July 26 at Burroughs Middle School Gym.

The Clinton Boys and Girls Club is currently holding registration for its fall sports (football, basketball, soccer and cheerleading). Extended registration takes place from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. July 25-29 at The Athletic Shed. The club is planning a free football mini-camp from 6 to 8 p.m. Monday through July 29. Call 301- 868-1244.

The Fort Washington Area Recreation Council Boys and Girls Club is holding football registration for the 2005 season from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Potomac Landing Community Center on 12500 Fort Washington Road. Call 301-292-3978 or coach Jefferson at 301-283-6407, or log on to www.fwarc-bgc.org.

The Maryland Titans Pop Warner football and cheerleading program is holding registration for boys and girls ages 5 to 15. Call 301-690-4461 or send an e-mail to ofsmdtitans@yahoo.com.

Hoops tournament scheduled

The Maryland Rockets Summer Invitational basketball tournament will be held Saturday and Sunday in Temple Hills. Teams are guaranteed three games. Call coach Porter at 202-309-2491 or coach Moten at 202-320-2207 for entry details no later than 3 p.m. Friday.

Sports camps planned

The Glenarden/Ardmore/ Springdale Boys and Girls Club in conjunction with the Potomac High School Cheerleaders will be sponsoring the 2nd Annual Coach Kim's Cheerleading Camp from 6 to 8 p.m. July 18-22 at the Glenarden Recreation Center. The fee is $30. Participants will learn the fundamentals of cheerleading, exercise and conditioning, teamwork, stunts, chants, cheers, dance, jumps and beginning tumbling. Call Kim Gordon at 301-908-1066 or Kimberly Broden at 240-416-6560.

The Fort Washington Area Recreation Council will host a free non-contact, football mini-camp for ages 6 to 16 from Monday through July 29 at the Potomac Landing Community Center on 12500 Fort Washington Road. Call 301-292-3978 or coach Jefferson at 301-283-6407.