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The Fort Washington Sharks began the Prince-Mont Swim League season with a 290-274 loss to Russert. The lead changed hands several times before Russert emerged victorious.

David King (10-and-under butterfly and 8-and-under freestyle and backstroke) and Marcus Dennis (13-14 butterfly, freestyle and breast stroke) were triple winners for Fort Washington. Akeyla Holley was a double winner (11-12 girls' free and individual medley), along with Walton Irving (15-18 boys' butterfly and IM). Gabby Stevenson, Joey Patrizio, Ryan Bonomo, Jared Saunders, Kiara Leath, Becca Bonomo, Brandon Dennis, Michael Szymanski and Nick Patrizio also won races for Fort Washington.

Basem Magd, Brandon Dennis, Irving and Joey Patrizio combined to win the boys' medley relay. Tori Camardella, Erin Dullahan, Eva Gonzalez and Marlena Fernandez won the girls' medley relay. The Fort Washington girls' graduated relay of Stevenson, Holley, Gaby Griffin and Fernandez also was victorious.

Soccer tryouts

A local U-11 girls' travel soccer team is planning tryouts. Call Mrs. Davis-Houston at 301-702-2771.

Summer camps

The Yellow Jackets basketball camp for boys ages 7-17 will be held during the weeks of June 22-26, June 29-July 3 and July 20-24 at Gwynn Park High School. Gwynn Park varsity coach Mike Glick will serve as the camp director. The cost of the camp is $180 per week with team and multiple week discounts available. Download a camp brochure at http://coachglick.com or call coach Glick at 301-570-5730.

The Danny Hayes football clinic will be held from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. on July 11. The clinic is for players between the ages of 5-15. Contact 301-653-2814.

Sports registration

The Camp Springs Boys and Girls Club will hold registration for the fall season from 6:30 to 7:45 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays starting June 15 at Auth Village Field, 6111 Baxter Drive in Camp Springs. Theresa Fewell at 301-669-0307 or visit www.leaguelineup.com/camp_springs_tigers.

The Clinton Boys and Girls Club is holding early registration for its fall sports: football (tackle and flag), cheerleading and soccer. Register by June 12 to receive a $15 discount. Visit www.clintonjets.com or register at the club's equipment shed from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Prospective coaches should register on the club Web site and call Donzell Bowman at 301-868-1244.

Looking for players

The MD United Sports Foundation is looking for experienced girls' basketball players in ninth grade or age 14 to play AAU basketball through July and boys and girls ages 8 through 10 to play next year's AAU season. Call 301-254-1214.

The Prince George's Chargers of the Metropolitan Washington American Youth Football League are seeking coaches, players and cheerleaders for the fall 2009 season. Coaches are needed for the Tiny Mite (ages 5-6), Junior Mite (6-7) and Cadet (8-10) divisions. Players ages 5-15 are needed for tackle football teams. The Chargers also seek players age 11-14 who are in seventh through ninth grades for the unlimited weight division. The MWAYFA also seeks referees. For football information, call Jaison Young at 202-439-5420. For cheerleading information, call Shaunikka Gregory at 301-237-4665.

Coaches needed

The 301 Panthers football organization is looking for coaches. Based in Brandywine, the Panthers are part of the Metropolitan Washington American Youth Football League and have teams for ages 5-15. No experience is necessary, but candidates must be willing to attend training and two clinics per year and must be available for practices three nights a week at Gwynn Park Middle School and games on Saturdays. Visit www.301panthers.org or call Tyron Jackson at 240-432-0307 or Charles Wright at 202-553-2758.