SSC drops Prince-Mont meet

Thursday, July 6, 2006

The Suburban Aquatic Club of Lanham defeated the Surratts Swim Club of Clinton, 260-226, for its first victory this summer in Prince-Mont Swim League Division F competition. Surratts dropped to 0-3 with the loss.

Here are the top three finishers for each individual event:

Boys 10 & Under 25-meter Butterfly

1. Kevin Fitzmaurice (SAC) 20.36; 2. Mark Bailey (SAC); 3. Anthony Lee (SAC).

Girls 10 & Under 25 Fly

1. Lauren Hirshman (SSC) 27.33; 2. Elizabeth Bailey (SAC); 3. Erin Murphy (SAC).

Boys 11-12 50 Fly

1. Robert Bailey (SAC) 39.29; 2. Phillip Kenlon (SSC); 3. Richardo Summers (SSC).

Girls 11-12 50 Fly

1. Savannah Cover (SSC) 47.78; 2. Rayonna Dunn (SSC).

Boys 13-14 50 Fly

1. Nicholas Willoughby (SSC) 39.41; 2. Joey Murphy (SAC).

Girls 13-14 50 Fly

1. Emily Grusholt (SSC) 45.59; 2. Ingrid Etherton (SAC).

Boys 15-18 50 Fly

1. Tommy Steward (SSC) 32.72; 2. Eric Etherton (SAC); 3. Brian Steen (SAC).

Girls 15-18 50 Fly

1. Kayla Coligan (SAC) 36.09; 2. Jessica Collins (SSC); 3. Elizabeth Rosenberg (SAC).

Boys 8 & Under 25 Freestyle

1. Matthew Phelan (SAC) 22.11; 2. Nicholas Summers (SSC); 3. Sean Phelan (SAC).

Girls 8 & Under 25 Free

1. Rebecca Fitzmaurice (SAC) 25.31; 2. Christine Bailey (SAC); 3. Nicole White (SAC).

Boys 9-10 50 Free

1. Kevin Fitzmaurice (SAC) 40.93; 2. Zachary Nies (SAC); 3. Dominick Summers (SSC).

Girls 9-10 50 Free

1. Elizabeth Bailey (SAC) 47.70; 2. Lauren Hirshman (SSC); 3. Julia Maugeri (SAC).

Boys 11-12 50 Free

1. Robert Bailey (SAC) 38.02; 2. Richardo Summers (SSC); 3. Cody Steward (SSC).

Girls 11-12 50 Free

Patricia Parker (SSC) 41.99; 2. Gemma Peterson (SAC): 3. Taylor Wood (SSC).

Boys 13-14 50 Free

Joey Murphy (SAC) 35.02; 2. Drew Dinsmore (SAC); 3. Tre Crisp (SSC).

Girls 13-14 50 Free

1. Emily Grusholt (SSC) 37.65; 2. Sarah Murphy (SAC); 3. Ingrid Etherton (SAC).

Boys 15-18 100 Free

1. Eric Etherton (SAC) 1:12.13; 2. Mike Johnson (SSC); 3. Nathan Smith (SAC).

Girls 15-18 100 Free

1. Kayla Coligan (SAC) 1:11.79; 2. Colleen Cribbs (SSC); 3. Amanda Freer (SAC).

Boys 8 & Under 25 Breaststroke

1. Matthew Phelan (SAC) 29.90; 2. Sean Phelan (SAC).

Girls 8 & Under 25 Breast

1. Rebecca Fitzmaurice (SAC) 37.13; 2. Christine Bailey (SAC).

Boys 9-10 25 Breast

1. Kevin Fitzmaurice (SAC) 23.95; 2. Mark Bailey (SAC); 3. Dominick Summers (SSC).

Girls 9-10 25 Breast

1. Lauren Hirshman (SSC) 32.75; 2. Erin Murphy (SAC); 3. Melissa Lindsay (SSC).

Boys 11-12 50 Breast

1. Richardo Summers (SSC) 1:00.69; 2. Ryan Dinsmore (SAC); 3. Daniel Fitzmaurice (SAC).

Girls 11-12 50 Breast

1. Patricia Parker (SSC) 53.03; 2. Savannah Cover (SSC); 3. Megan Lindsay (SSC).

Boys 13-14 50 Breast

1. Nicholas Willoughby (SSC) 40.06; 2. Joey Murphy (SAC); 3. Nicholas Rosenberg (SAC).

Girls 13-14 50 Breast

1. Samantha Gannon (SSC) 51.93; 2. Sarah Murphy (SAC); 3. Ingrid Etherton (SAC).

Boys 15-18 50 Breast

1. Mike Johnson (SSC) 45.50; 2. Eric Etherton (SAC); 3. Robbie Dinsmore (SAC).

Girls 15-18 50 Breast

1. Colleen Cribbs (SSC) 42.57; 2. Andrea Romeo (SAC); 3. Emily Dinsmore (SAC).

Boys 9-10 25 Backstroke

1. Mark Bailey (SAC) 25.56; 2. Dominick Summers (SSC); 3. Anthony Lee (SAC).

Girls 9-10 25 Back

1. Elizabeth Bailey (SAC) 33.88; 2. Julia Maugeri (SAC); 3. Erin Murphy (SAC).

Boys 11-12 50 Back

1. Phillip Kenlon (SSC) 51.25; 2. Ryan Dinsmore (SAC); 3. Cody Steward (SSC).

Girls 11-12 50 Back

1. Rayonna Dunn (SSC) 58.46; 2. Taylor Wood (SSC); 3. Megan Lindsay (SSC).

Boys 13-14 50 Back

1. Drew Dinsmore (SAC) 1:00.06; 2. Nicholas Rosenberg (SAC).

Girls 13-14 50 Back

1. Samantha Gannon (SSC) 51.39; 2. Carly Phelan (SAC); 3. Jordan Matthews (SSC).

Boys 15-18 50 Back

1. Tommy Steward (SSC) 39.29; 2. Brian Steen (SAC); 3. Mike Johnson (SSC).

Girls 15-18 50 Back

1. Jessica Collins (SSC) 40.66; 2. Kari Wilson (SSC); 3. Amanda Freer (SAC).

Boys 8 & Under 25 Back

1. Matthew Phelan (SAC) 29.57; 2. Nicholas Summers (SSC); 3. Sean Phelan (SAC).

Girls 8 & Under 25 Back

1. Christina Bailey (SAC) 37.18; 2. Rebecca Fitzmaurice (SAC); 3. Nicole White (SAC).

Boys 12 & Under 100 Individual Medley

1. Robert Bailey (SAC) 1:33.27; 2. Phillip Kenlon (SSC); 3. Zachary Nies (SAC).

Girls 12 & Under 100 Medley

1. Patricia Parker (SSC) 1:55.84; 2. Rayonna Dunn (SSC); 3. Megan Lindsay (SSC).

Boys 13-14 100 Medley

1. Nicholas Willoughby (SSC); 2. Nicholas Rosenberg (SAC).

Girls 13-14 100 Medley

1. Samantha Gannon (SSC) 1:43.74; 2. Carly Phelan (SAC); 3. Emily Grusholt (SSC).

Boys 15-18 100 Medley

1. Tommy Steward (SSC) 1;19.96; 2. Robbie Dinsmore (SAC); 3. Nathan Smith (SAC).

Girls 15-18 100 Medley

1. Kayla Coligan (SAC) 1:21.86; 2. Colleen Cribbs (SSC); 3. Jessica Collins (SSC).

Sharks swimmers lose close meet

The Fort Washington Sharks (1-2) dropped a 271-265 decision to unbeaten Greenbelt in Prince-Mont Swim League Division C action on Saturday.

Don Brazelton won a triple winner for the third time in three meets this summer for Fort Washinton, claiming the 8-and-under boys’ freestyle, breaststroke and backstroke. In the 11-12 boys’ events, Dakota Hinely also became a three-time triple winner with wins in the butterfly, individual medley and back, while Brandon Dennis captured victories in the free and breast.

Arthur Walton (13-14 boys) also was a triple winner for Fort Washington in the free, breast and IM, with both Joey Patrizio and A.J. Gonzalez winning the division’s back and fly, respectively.

Marcus Dennis won the 9-10 boys’ free and breast. In the older division, Daniel Leighton won both the fly and free, and Prescott Stewart was best in the breast.

Akeyla Holley (8-under girls) won the back, Meghan Bonomo (fly), Kristin Johnson (back) and Michelle McFadden (IM) all won events in the 13-14 girl’s division.

Fort Washington’s relay team of Holley, Michael Balazek, Kiara Leath and Brazelton took first place. Dennis, Hinely, Walton, Leighton won the boys’ graduated relay, while Nicky Patrizio, Brandon Dennis, Joey Patrizio, and Stewart were runners-up.

Fort Washington hosts West Arundel (1-2) Saturday.

Heroes lose in region final

The ‘93 Heroes U-12 boys’ soccer team was a region finalist at the U.S. Club Soccer Region B National Cup June 24-27 at Fort Dix, N.J. The team includes players from across the Metro region, including two from Prince George’s County.

The Heroes went 4-1 in the tournament under coach Desmond Armstrong, a former U.S. National Team member. The team beat Soccer Domain (N.J), 4-1, Northern Steel (Pa.), 2-1 and Rough Riders (N.J), 4-3, in the qualifying round. The Heroes then knocked off Albertson Academy (N.J.), 7-2, in the semfinals before losing to the NJSA Gunners in the championship game.

The team includes Prince George’s County residents Zachary Brown and Jabiri Hawkins, as well as Aaron Gottesman, Nicholas Njuki and Sachem Wilson of Montgomery County, Solomon Thomas of Frederick County, Cheo Armstrong, Yaw Amankwa, Kendrick Michel, Ossy Onumonu and Gavin Stephenson of Howard County and Andrew Burris, Jay Shoates and Mannaan Umar of Virginia.

FWARC holds football registration

The Fort Washington Area Recreation Council Boys and Girls Club is holding football registration for the 2006 season. Registration takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at the Potomac Landing Community Center, 12500 Fort Washington Road in Fort Washington, or you can online at fwarc-bgc.org.

Coaches sought

The Allentown Boys and Girls Club seeks volunteer football and cheerleading coaches. Training will be provided. Call 301-248-7307.

The Oxon Hill Boys and Girls Club is looking for volunteer cheerleading coaches. Call Tanya at 202-841-3382.

Church basketball season begins

The Ebenezer AME Church of Fort Washington’s summer basketball program is accepting registration for its intramural league for ages 6 to 12. Games are held Saturdays from 1:30 to 4 p.m. at Forestville High School. Call 240-882-8785 or 301-257-0969.

The church also will hold a 3 on 3 Hooping for Glory Tournament on Aug. 12. The winners will receive free shoes from Sportszone. Call 301-257-0969 or send an e-mail to ebenezerbasketball@verizon.net.

Football camps planned

The Prince George’s Storm will hold a free football and cheerleading mini-camp for ages 5 to 15 from July 17-28. Pre-season conditioning, drills, tips and techniques in both football and cheer will be offered. Call 301-538-8064 or visit www.eteamz.com⁄pgstorm.

The Fort Washington Area Recreation Council Boys and Girls Club will host a free non-contact youth football camp for ages 7 to 15 from 6 to 8 p.m. July 17-29. The camp will be held at Autumnwood Field on Autumnwood Lane in Fort Washington, and will feature football fundamentals, techniques, conditioning and drills. Call 301-292-3978 or FWARC Football Commissioner Ernest Jefferson at 301-642-4170.

Football teams, players sought

The Southern Maryland Eagles, formerly the Clinton Eagles, are holding registration for tackle football players and cheerleaders. The program is part of the Capital Beltway Football League and based at Andrews Air Force Base. Children from all communities are eligible to participate, ages 6 to 13 for football and 4 to 14 for cheerleading. Call 240-353-9040 or log on to www.southernmdeagles.org.

The Maryland Titans Pop Warner football and cheerleading programs are looking for participants ages 5 to 15. The programs are based in Clinton and open to children from all communities. Call 301-960-4461, send an e-mail to ofsmdtitans@yahoo.com or log on to www.leaguelineup.com⁄4kids.

The Patuxent Rhinos football, cheer and mentoring program is looking for players and cheerleaders for the fall season. The Rhinos are part of the Capital Beltway Youth Football League and will play and practice at James Madison Middle School, 7300 Woodyard Road in Upper Marlboro. Register during business hours at Unity Barber Shop, 6571 Coventry Way in Clinton or from 9 to 11 a.m. on Saturdays at James Madison Middle School. Registration forms are available online at www.patuxentrhinos.com. A membership drive and conditioning camp will be held from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday at James Madison Middle School. An open house and informational meeting takes place on July 28. Call Rick Taylor at 301-868-4034 or send an e-mail to Rhinopd1@aol.com.

The Maryland Razorbacks AAU youth football and cheerleading program is looking for players ages 6 to 14 for its unlimited weight program, as well as coaches and volunteers for its 2006 season. Call Kecia or Melvin at 301-856-3112 or send and e-mail to www.marylandrazorbacks.com.

Hoops teams holding tryouts

The Maryland Stunners U-14 boys’ basketball team seeks two experienced players. The team is based in Forestville and will be playing in the AAU and YBOA national tournaments July 21-Aug. 8 in Orlando, Fla. Players must be available for travel on those dates. Call coach Don at 301-455-0752 or send an e-mail to ddhu2@aol.com.

The Maryland Lady Mystics U-12 girls’ basketball team will hold tryouts at 7 p.m. Tuesdays throughout the summer. Girls born in 1993 or before with experience playing on AAU, high school or Boys and Girls Club teams may try out. Call team manager Patrise Robinson at 202-302-4539 or send an e-mail to maryland_lady_mystics@hotmail.com.

The Ballhandlers AAU⁄YBOA basketball club is holding tryouts for boys ages 9 to 11. Call 301-577-9094.