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Sports in Brief: Fairfax (July 2-9)
Williams takes over as coach of Woodson girls soccer:
Woodson announced this week that former Centreville girls soccer coach Warren Williams has accepted the same position with the Cavaliers. Williams spent nine seasons at Centreville, leading the Wildcats to five Concorde District titles and two Northern Region titles. He replaces Sharon Andrulot, who coached at Woodson for three years.
Area Swimming Roundup:
The North Hills Hurricanes outlasted the the Glade Gators 608 to 489 during NVSL's June 28 meet.
The triple event winners for the Gators included Tyler Ellis, Max Onozuka, Srikar Kuppa, Andrew Draganov, Jonathan Christensen and Sarah Hazelton.
The Hurricanes' triple event winners included Grace Tierney, Allison Cimino, Rachel Swarts and William Fehringer.
In the same meet, the Hunters Woods Blue Marlins defeated the Newbridge Dolphins 611 to 477.
Maaike Blindenbach, Dylann Nasr, Melissa Le, Rachel Tang, Kevin Cho, Vinny Digilio and Lloyd Ramey were triple event winners for Hunters Woods.
Newbridge triple event winners were Eric Compton, Stephen Baldwin and Peter Moran.
The Lake Audubon Barracudas bested the Lake Anne Stingrays 711 to 416 in record-setting fashion. The boys 15-18 200 meter medley relay swam a team record time of 2:04.38, shattering the old time of 2:09.56.
Lake Audubon triple event winners included Jacob Cole, Garrison O'Donnell, Nikki Corey, Seretha McHugh, John Hughes, Vela McBride, Shane Scoggin and Alissa Avilov.
Bryan Marquet was Lake Anne's lone triple event winner.
The Ridge Heights Sharks edged the Lake Newport Lightning 546 to 536.
Lightning triple event winners were Jimmy Keys, Conor McLaughlin, Ryan McLaughlin, Katie Storch, Nathan Williams, Nicole Russell and Kelly Becker.
Harrison Hughes, Emily Sennett, Brad Dillon and Laura Dillon were triple event winners for the Sharks.
The Pleasant Valley Piranhas (1-1) swam to a 215-178 victory over Old Keene Mill in NVSL Division 12 action over the weekend.
Tommy Meeusen set a new team record in the boys 15-18 fly, while later joining Ricky Hayden, James Caron and Christopher Hoffman to break a second mark in the boys 15-18 200-meter medley relay.
Double winners on the girls side included Maddie Graham (11-12 freestyle) and Kaitlyn Neitz (11-12 breaststroke), as that pair later teamed with Mary Krolicki and Amanda Payton to take the girls 11-12 100 medley relay.
Two-time boys winners were Drew Carinci (11-12 freestyle and fly), Garrett Anderson (9-10 freestyle and breaststroke) and John Krolicki (13-14 freestyle and fly).
The Langley Wildthings swam against Dunn Loring on Saturday but the Dolphins held command of their own pool and managed to hold off the Wildthings, 226-176.
Double event winners for Langley included Nathan Johnson (9-10 backstroke and breaststroke), Marli Peress (11-12 backstroke and fly), Tracy DeMocker (15-18 freestyle and breaststroke) and Meghan Overend (15-18 backstroke and fly).
Earlier this season, Johnson broke the team's first record of the year in the boys 9-10 backstroke with a time of 38.72 against Mansion House on June 21.
Tryouts and announcements:
Registration is open for the Reston Youth Association's (RYA) fall 2008 football and cheerleading programs. Programs are open to youth ages 6-16 in Reston and the surrounding areas with a fee of $110 for those registered by Aug. 5. Obtain information and register online at www.restonseahawks.org. Registration forms are available at the Reston Library, Community Center and YMCA. For questions call the RYA Hotline at 703-620-2019 or email vp@restonseahawks.com.
Herndon Optimist Youth Football will provide a football (ages 7-16) and cheerleading (ages 6-15) camp July 21-25 from 6 until 8 p.m. at Herndon Middle School. All are welcome to come learn basic skills and have fun as pre-registration is not required. Register for the fall season at www.HOYF.com for football and cheerleading. Registration forms for the fall season are available at the Herndon Community Center, and register before July 31 to avoid the $25 late fee. Contact Registrar@hoyf.com for football or info@hoycheer.com for cheerleading.
The Curl Burke Swim Club is seeking new team members ages 6-18 at Tyson's Corner and Claude Moore Recreation Centers. Team evaluations are being done on July 22 and 29 at Claude Moore from 3 until 5 p.m. Contact Jwmim@cox.net, cubu.claudemoore@cox.net, or call Marilyn Mangels at 703-860-9157. The Curl Burke Swim Club also has openings for their Fall Stroke School at Tysons Corner and Claude Moore. Contact Katy Lane at cubu.claudemoore@cox.net or 703-709-8274.
South Lakes High School has coaching vacancies for the fall 2008 season in freshman volleyball, assistant varsity field hockey and JV field hockey. Interested applicants may send their resume by email to Linda.Jones@fcps.edu or by fax at 703-715-4688.
Academy International will host a week-long lacrosse academy for girls at Cooper Middle School in McLean from 5 until 8 p.m. on Aug. 11-15. The academy, which will feature renowned coaches from Canada and Britain, will group players by age and skill level to customize training. To register, visit www.academyinternational.net, or call 703-816-0244 for more details.
The Washington Bayhawks professional lacrosse team will host three camps this summer at George Mason University. Two skills camps will run July 16-18 and July 23-25 from 9 a.m until 3 p.m. One goalie camp will run July 19-20 from 9 a.m. until noon. Though TripleEDGE lacrosse sponsors all Bayhawk camps, the July 23-25 camp will partner staff members from both organizations to provide even more individual instruction. Bayhawks middies Billy Glading, Kyle Dixon have been named co-directors of the skills camps and goalkeeper Chris Garrity will direct the goalie camp. For more information, visit www.bayhawkscamps.com.
The West Springfield boys basketball program will hold two full-week, all-day camps July 7-11 and July 21-25, which will run from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. The fee for those sessions will be $150. Further information can be found at www.spartansports.org, and you can call 703-913-3874 for more details.
One on One Basketball will be running its 12th annual Summer Hoops Camps for girls and boys ages 6-12 at Tysons Sport & Health this summer. Camps run from June through August. They have set up a special week for boys and girls ages 8-14 at Tysons from July 28th – August 1st. One on One is also running an overnight basketball camp at Episcopal High School from July 6th – 10th. For more information or to register call 202-244-2255. For a complete list of summer camps go to www.1on1basketball.com/dc.
Westfield High School will hold its Bulldog Field Hockey Camp on July 14 to 17 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. For more information, contact coach Terri Towle at Terri.Towle@fcps.edu.
Westfield High School will host two more weeks of basketball camp this summer. Sessions run July 14-18 and July 28-Aug. 1. For more information, visit www.westfieldathletics.org, or call coach Doug Ewell at 703-488-6406.
The Centreville High School Athletic Boosters will sponsor a full-day basketball camp for boys in rising grades 3-10 July 21-25 from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. with a cost of $135. For more information, contact coach Brian Doyle at 703-802-5448 or brian.doyle@fcps.edu.
Chantilly High School will be holding its annual Chargers Basketball Camp for four sessions in July. The cost is $130 per session. For an application, call coach Jim Smith at 703-222-6306.
The Westfield Athletic Booster Club has announced the dates for three sports camps this summer. An elite girls basketball camp for players ages 10 to 15 will take place July 7-11. Players ages 8 to 15 can participate in Session 2, from July 21 to 25. Each session is from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., and tuition is $140 for the week. For more information and for applications, contact Pat Deegan at Patrick.Deegan@fcps.edu or 703-488-6363, ext. 7201.
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