More than 20 Fort Belvoir Soldiers gathered at the Warrior Combative Training Center Monday to continue their training for Tactical Combative Instructor (Level-Four) certification.
The U.S. Army System Performance Office swept past the Operational Support Airlift Agency 51-25 in intramural basketball Feb. 9 at Graves Fitness Center.
The Defense Logistics Agency took a 49-43 win in overtime over the Army Geospatial Intelligence Battalion Feb. 7 at Graves Fitness Center.
Most of us, especially those who happen to be parents of children involved in youth sports leagues, have been conditioned to assume that if the sky starts clouding over on any game day and rain begins to sprinkle onto the kitchen window, it's a fair bet that everything is going to get called off and the whole day's schedule will have to be rethought. But then, for some moms and dads who've been working all week, the cancellation notice is probably not all that bad.
The Fort Belvoir Eagles took an 86-74 win over the Joint Base Andrews Falcons Sunday at Graves Fitness Center.
Anyone who has ever participated in sports has experienced the "agony of defeat." It could simply have been being on a team that lost the game because of a dumb-luck mistake in the outfield or the end zone, or it could have resulted from merely misjudging a cross-wind on the 11th fairway and slicing a ball so deep in the woods that it'd take an elite reconnaissance company to find it.
The Defense Acquisition University capitalized on an early rally and took the 45-35 victory over the Army Geospatial Intelligence Battalion Feb. 2 at Graves Fitness Center.
The call, technically, was correct, but I still have a problem with it. The game is the Super Bowl, THE game of the year for football fans and even a few non-fans. Parties, pride, snacks and scores were all part of the game-day experience as the New England Patriots played the New York Giants at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Ind., on Feb. 5, trying to become the Super Bowl 46 champion. However, for me, one call early in the contest took a lot of the luster of the game away.
The Fort Belvoir Lady Eagles took the 82-60 victory over the Walter Reed National Military Medical Center-Bethesda Lady Warriors in Saturday’s week-nine Washington Area Military Athletics Conference game at Graves Fitness Center.
The Fort Belvoir Lady Eagles women’s basketball team, under head coach Sherman Sherin, is nearing the culmination of another successful season as contenders in the Washington Area Military Athletics Conference.
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