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  • Sports Briefs
    FLAG FOOTBALL: Huntington Community Center is sponsoring a Polar Bear Flag Football League for ages 25 and up. League games will begin Nov. 20 and will be played at Huntington South Neighborhood Park. The cost per player is $40 for Bowie residents and $48 for non-residents. For information, visit www.pgparks.com or call 301-464-3725.
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  • Youth Sports
    SWIM: SportFit is offering a non-competitive swim team practice session focusing on swimming technique and endurance. The advanced practice group is ideal for a summer league swimmer who wants to be more competitive on the summer or high school team with improved skills and conditioning. For information or to register, visit www.mysportfit.com or call 301-262-4553.
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  • Hawks capture 1st GMCAC soccer title since 2009
    Outlined against a blue-gray October sky, Holy Trinity’s Blue team defeated Mount Oak 2-0 to win the Greater Washington Christian Athletic Conference Soccer Championship. In a thrilling game, both teams brought their "A" game and maintained aggressive play throughout the match.
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  • BBGC Nationals win Super Bowl
    The Bowie Boys and Girls Club 6-8 Nationals played Sykesville at M&T Stadium — home of the Baltimore Ravens — Saturday at the Youth Football Day of Play. The Bulldogs won 12-6. The game was a defensive struggle in the first half, and the second half looked like it might belong to Sykesville in the early minutes. The Raiders scored on a 30-yard touchdown run in the third quarter to take a 6-0 lead, but the extra point attempt failed.
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  • Holy Trinity! Look who’s undefeated
    The Holy Trinity Episcopal Day School’s fifth- and sixth-grade Blue soccer team defeated Mount Oak, 3-0, to remain unbeaten this season. A goal by Jared White put the Hawks up 1-0 at halftime. In the second half Noel Brittain and Ben Tompkins each found the back of the net to put the Hawks up, 3-0. Stingy defensive play led by goalies Brittain and Waverly Harris shut down every Mount Oak scoring chance as the Hawks cruised to victory.
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  • Sports Briefs
    GOLF: The fifth annual Because You Loved Me charity golf classic will be held Friday at Glenn Dale Golf Course. The funds will go toward the medical expenses of Patrick J. Anastasi, who is battling a rare disease called Gerstmann-Straussler Scheinker Syndrome. For information, contact Annette Rease, 240-508-0632, annetterease@becauseyoulovedme.com, or visit www.becauseyoulovedme.com.
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  • Holy Trinity routs Highland Park
    Holy Trinity’s fifth- and sixth-grade Blue team kicked off its season with a big win against Highland Park. Sixth-grader Waverly Harris started the scoring with a goal early in the first half to put the Hawks up 1-0. Fifth-grader Ryan Brown scored in his Holy Trinity soccer debut to increase the lead to 2-0.
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  • Sports Briefs
    VINTAGE BASEBALL:Join the city museums in celebrating an important aspect of Bowie’s history with a vintage baseball game played between members of the Chesapeake and Potomac Base Ball Club. The free event will take place Sunday at 2 p.m. at Huntington South Field, 13299 11th St., on Route 564. Alcohol is prohibited. For information, contact the Museums Office, 301-809-3089 or museumevents@cityofbowie.org.
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  • Bowie fields will be chirping next summer
    United States Youth Cricket Association recently announced that Bowie Boys and Girls Club will add cricket to its sports offerings for the summer 2012 season. BBGC has been in operation since 1963 and offers many sports including baseball, softball, soccer, basketball, football and lacrosse. Now cricket, the world’s second most popular spectator sport, has joined that list.
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  • Sports Briefs for Aug. 4, 2011
    Volleyball • BBGC recreation volleyball for boys and girls of all ages begins Sept. 13 at 7 p.m. at the city gym. Coaches are also needed. Anyone interested should contact Kim McDermott, 202-446-3990 or kmcdermott8040@comcast.net. • BBGC county volleyball teams at 10U, 12U and 14U levels are forming. Coaches are also needed. For information, contact Kim McDermott, 202-446-3990 or kmcdermott8040@comcast.net Football
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