Temple Hills swimmers win

1. Cormac Finn (TH) 25.34; 2. Nicholas Summers (TH).

Girls 10 & Under 25 Fly

1. Julia Czecha (TH) 23.82; 2. Janelle Jacobs (TH).

Boys 11-12 50 Fly

1. Dominick Summers (TH) 53.0; 2. Michael Douglass (TH).

Girls 11-12 50 Fly

1. Cara Reisman (TH) 37.64; 2. Rachel Harris (TH).

Boys 13-14 50 Fly

1. Thomas Casey (OH) 35.93; 2. Jordan Jacintho (TH).

Girls 13-14 50 Fly

1. Patricia Kelshaw (TH) 34.52; 2. Denise Long (TH).

Boys 15-18 50 Fly

1. N. Willoughby (TH) 34.13.

Girls 15-18 50 Fly

1. Alyssa Carlson (TH) 49.93; 2. Ann Czecha (TH).

Boys 8 & Under 25 Freestyle

1. Vicent Rojas (TH) 31.0; 2. Austin Lawson (TH).

Girls 8 & Under 25 Free

1. Emily Wilson (TH) 22.21; 2. Arianna Cacic (TH); 3. Domonique Cheatham (OH).

Boys 9-10 50 Free

1. Cormac Finn (TH) 44.66; 2. Nicholas Summers (TH); 3. Eric Knight (TH).

Girls 9-10 50 Free

1. Julia Czecha (TH) 42.31; 2. Janelle Jacobs (TH); 3. Aleksandra Cacic (TH).

Boys 11-12 50 Free

1. Jiri Fletcher (OH) 35.47; 2. ChaseSteinberger (OH); 3. Liam Finn (TH).

Girls 11-12 50 Free

1. Cara Reisman (TH) 34.59; 2. Hannah Galbreath (OH); 3. Christina Brown (TH).

Boys 13-14 50 Free

1. Thomas Casey (OH) 30.06; 2. Kenny Weaver (OH); 3. Ryan Casey (OH).

Girls 13-14 50 Free

1. Shelley Vermeire (TH) 29.81; 2. Denise Long (TH); 3. Kathleen Laforte (OH).

Boys 15-18 100 Free

1. Stephen Malecki (TH) 59.75; 2. Keith Dunlap (TH).

Girls 15-18 100 Free

1. Michelle LaChance (TH) 1:13.15; 2. Ann Czecha (TH).

Girls 8 & Under 25 Breaststroke

1. Emily Wilson (TH) 29.37; 2. Rachel Galbreath (OH); 3. Arianna Cacic (TH).

Boys 9-10 25 Breast

1. Cormac Finn (TH) 26.25; 2. Nicholas Summers (TH); 3. Joey Hession (OH).

Girls 9-10 25 Breast

1. Aleksandra Cacic (TH) 29.59.

Boys 11-12 50 Breast

1. Richardo Summers (TH) 45.81; 2. Andrew Shaw (OH); 3. Dominick Summers (TH).

Girls 11-12 50 Breast

1. Rachel Harris (TH) 44.15; 2. Hannah Galbreath (OH); 3. Christina Brown (TH).

Boys 13-14 50 Breast

1. Kenny Weaver (OH) 43.37; 2. Ryan Casey (OH); 3. Justin Jacobs (TH).

Girls 13-14 50 Breast

1. Patricia Kelshaw (TH) 41.65; 2. Kathleen Laforte (OH); 3. Gabrielle Cheatham (OH).

Boys 15-18 50 Breast

1. Stephen Malecki (TH) 34.15; 2. Jordan Brown (TH).

Girls 15-18 50 Breast

1. Michelle LaChance (TH) 38.71; 2. Alyssa Carlson (TH).

Boys 9-10 25 Backstroke

1. Eric Knight (TH) 34.0; 2. Joey Hession (OH).

Girls 9-10 25 Back

1. Janelle Jacobs (TH) 23.65; 2. Julia Czecha (TH); 3. Aleksandra Cacic (TH).

Boys 11-12 50 Back

1. Jiri Fletcher (OH) 46.53; 2. ChaseSteinberger (OH); 3. Richardo Summers (TH).

Girls 11-12 50 Back

1. Hannah Galbreath (OH) 42.24; 2. Rachel Harris (TH); 3. Christina Brown (TH).

Boys 13-14 50 Back

1. Kenny Weaver (OH) 41.81; 2. Ryan Casey (OH); 3. Justin Jacobs (TH).

Girls 13-14 50 Back

1. Shelley Vermeire (TH) 36.31; 2. Denise Long (TH); 3. Kathleen Laforte (OH).

Boys 15-18 50 Back

1. Jordan Brown (TH) 29.4.

Girls 15-18 50 Back

1. Michelle LaChance (TH) 36.52; 2. Ann Czecha (TH); 3. Alyssa Carlson (TH).

Boys 8 & Under 25 Back

1. Austin Lawson (TH) 43.75.

Girls 8 & Under 25 Back

1. Emily Wilson (TH) 26.46; 2. Arianna Cacic (TH); 3. Rachel Galbreath (OH).

Boys 12 & Under 100 Individual Medley

1. Richardo Summers (TH) 1:43.05;2. Dominick Summers (TH).

Girls 12 & Under 100 IM

1. Cara Reisman (TH) 1:33.28; 2. Amanda Wilson (TH).

Boys 13-14 100 IM

1. Thomas Casey (OH) 1:26.16; 2. Jordan Jacintho (TH).

Girls 13-14 100 IM

1. Patricia Kelshaw (TH) 1:19.19; 2. Shelley Vermeire (TH).

Boys 15-18 100 IM

1. Jordan Brown (TH) 1:02.45; 2. Stephen Malecki (TH).

Sharks swim past Adelphi

The Fort Washington Sharks swim team earned its first victory this summer, a 285-254 effort against Adelphi Recreation in Prince-Mont League action on Saturday, winning 28 of the 47 events.

Gabriel Stevenson was a first-time triple winner in the 8-and-under girls’ freestyle, breaststroke and backstroke. In the boys’ 9-10 events, Don Brazelton won the butterfly, free and back, the latter in a personal best. Also winning three events were Becca Bonomo (11-12 girls) in the fly, breast and individual medley in a personal best, Arthur Walton (13-14 boys) in season-best times in the fly, breast and back, and Prescott Stewart (15-18 boys) in the fly, breast and IM.

Akeyla Holley and Marcus Dennis both swam their fastest times for the season, claiming two races each — Holley in the 9-10 girls and 11-12 boys’ free and breast. Cara Brennan won the 13-14 girls’ breast and back in personal bests.

Gabby Griffin (11-12 girls) established a new mark in the 11-12 girls’ free and was runner-up in the IM. In the same group, Tori Carmardella also had a new personal best in winning the back.

In the U-8 boys, Brian Wynn won the back and erased six seconds off of his personal best, while Jonathan Brevard earned his first win of the summer in the 15-18 boys’ back. Colleen McFadden won the 15-18 girls’ fly.

Brazelton, Dennis, Walton and Stewart won the boys’ graduated relay, and Holley, Griffin, Brennan and McFadden won the girls’ graduated relay.

Dream Makers finish fourth

The Dream Makers U-8 boys’ basketball team took fourth place last week in the AAU National Championships in Memphis. The team includes Darius Johnson, Aaron Datcher, Aaron Thompson, Saddiq Bey, Rasir Bolton, Justice Hubbard, Xavier Johnson, Ed Lee, Jordan Heard, Terry Woods, Drew Miller, Jalen Simons and Camaron Spence under coaches Tony Thompson, Brian Hubbard and Kelvin Johnson.

Football camps planned

The Clinton Boys and Girls Club will host a free, two-week football camp July 16-27 at Miller’s Field, 9110 Piscataway Road in Clinton. No registration required. Visit www.clintonjets.com.

The Fort Washington Boys and Girls Club will hold a youth football skills camp from 6 to 8 p.m. July 16-27 at Autumnwood Park. Registration for the camp and for fall tackle or flag football is under way. Log on to www.fwarc-bgc.org. The club also needs coaches. Call coach Jefferson at 301-642-4170.

Clubs hold registration

The Clinton Boys and Girls Club seeks athletes ages 5 to 16 for the 2007 fall season. Boys and girls living in the Clinton and Brandywine area can register for soccer, flag (ages 5 to 7) and tackle (ages 7 to 16) football and cheerleading. Coaches are needed for all sports. Register on Wednesdays and Thursdays from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the equipment shed, 9110 Piscataway Road in Clinton, or online at www.clintonjets.com.

The Fort Washington Area Recreation Council Boys and Girls Club is holding registration for tackle and flag football and cheerleading for boys and girls ages 5 to 16. Cheerleading will include a peewee team for ages 5 to 7. Practices begin July 17. Registration takes place from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays and from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays at the Potomac Landing Community Center at 12500 Fort Washington Road in Fort Washington. The registration deadline is Aug. 31. Volunteer coaches also are needed for all sports, including soccer, baseball and basketball. Call sports director Lou Avery at 301-742-2512 or visit www.fwarc-bgc.org.

Basketball teams holding tryouts

Showtyme Youth Academy is holding tryouts for experienced girls’ basketball players born in 1993-94. The program also seeks coaches for its U-14 girls’ and U-16 boys’ teams. Call 301-233-8797 or 301-292-8588.

The Blaktop Ballaz AAU boys’ basketball team is looking for U-15 players for a year-round team based in the Clinton⁄Upper Marlboro area. Call Corey at 301-412-0236 or send an e-mail to Blaktopballaz@yahoo.com.

The Mid-Atlantic Running Rebels AAU boys’ basketball team is holding tryouts for ages U-13 through U-16. Serious inquiries only. Call Andrew Hawkins at 301-437-7650 or Mike Davis at 202-422-4043.

Flag football players sought

The Allentown Boys and Girls Club is looking for children ages 5 to 7 for its fall flag football program. Volunteer football and cheerleading coaches are also needed. Registration is under way. Call Eric Kelley at 240-793-8674 or Greg Robinson at 301-265-0242.

The Fort Washington Boys and Girls Club is looking for players ages 5 to 7 for its Peewee Flag Football program, which is sanctioned by the county and has more than 21 teams across the county. Register at www.fwarc-bgc.org or call Sylvester Davis at 240-286-5307.

Teams seek footballplayers, cheerleaders

The Southern Maryland Eagles are registering players ages 6 to 14 for the upcoming Capital Beltway Football League season. Practices and home games will be held in Clinton. There are no tryouts, and players of all ability levels are welcome. Log on to www.southernmdeagles.org or call 240-312-3392 and use access code 945850.

The Potomac Valley AAU Football League is registering teams for the upcoming season. Call Melvin Evans at 301-742-7710 or send an e-mail to Mevans2525@aol.com.

The AAU’s Maryland Razorbacks football and cheer program is seeking players ages 6 to 14 for its national unlimited, weighted divisions, and flag football programs, and also cheerleaders for its football and competition squad. Call Kecia Evans at 301-856-3112, Guy Queen at 240-375-8284 or visit www.marylandrazorbacks.com.

Football camp planned

Gwynn Park High School football coach Danny Hayes will run a free football camp for ages 5 to 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. July 21 at Gwynn Park High School, 13800 Brandywine Road in Brandywine. Call Melvin Evans at 301-742-7710.

Track team seeks members

The New Wave Track Club, a USA Track and Field club for ages 5 to 18, seeks athletes who want to further develop their skills. Practice is held at 6:30 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays at Potomac High School in Oxon Hill. Call 301-324-1588 or visit www.leaguelineup.com⁄nwtc.

Basketball camp planned

The Mid-Atlantic Running RebelsBasketball Program is holding a five-week summer camp for boys ages 7 to 11 from 9 a.m. to noon Saturdays through July at Thurgood Marshall Middle School. The cost is $75. Call coach Andrew Hawkins at 301-437-7650.