A couple of weeks ago, my column mentioned that six Alexandria area high school seniors have signed letters of intent regarding their college football commitments.
Specifically: St. Stephens/St. Agnes's tight end Laith Wallschleger (Delaware), Edison's running back Angus Harper (Old Dominion)
Hayfield, coached by Jimmy Linza, improved to 11-1 overall with an 12-0 thumping of Wakefield last week. In addition, Ireton dropped a 14-5 contest to Flint Hill (Oakton) and Washington-Lee defeated Yorktown 6-1.
In softball, Hayfield demolished Wakefield 19-1. O'Connell pounded Ireton 11-1 and Mount Vernon
Bishop Ireton Crew opened its spring season this Saturday, March 20, hosting the Anacostia Regatta at the Anacostia Community Boat House next to the Washington Navy Yard in Washington, D.C.
The Nationals took two-out-of-three games from the New York Mets in New York with a 5-2 win, so the Nats have closed out the first week of the season with a 3-3 record. Last year, the Nats started the season 0-7 and didn't win their first game until April 16.
Last year, the Nats' third win didn't come until April 21
The Washington Nationals did not get off to a rousing start to commence the '10 baseball season.
The Nats were drilled 11-1 by the World Champion Philadelphia Phillies on a splendid day (weather wise) in Southeast D.C.
By virtue of the loss, it will be mathematically impossible for the Nats
Regarding the Men's NCAA Basketball Tournament, 61 of the 65 schools have gone home and only Duke (top-seed in the South), West Virginia (second-seed in the East), Butler (fifth-seed in the West) and Michigan State (fifth-seed in the Midwest) remain.
Unfortunately for Alexandria fans, Syracuse University
Not only were there not a whole lot of Alexandria-area alumni playing in the Mens NCAA Basketball Tournament this year, there were relatively few from the entire Northern Virginia area playing in the Tournament.
T.C. Williams alumnus ('08) Anthony Wimbush and the Loyola Greyhounds did not qualify for the Tournament.
First she crushed it in her fists. Then she stuffed it in their mouths. Then she swallowed, washing the hunks of food down with water or juice. Then she repeated the process.
For 10 minutes Saturday afternoon, 11 contestants — a woman and 10 men — consumed as much catfish filet as their mouths and stomachs could hold
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