RESULTS
Diving JAMES RIVER AQUATIC CLUB
Church Run 131, Country Club of Virginia 107 Church Run: Senior girls novice, Katie Vasco, 165.5; Mite girls regular, Finley Miers, 106.7; Midget girls novice, Corinne Downum, 108.3; Jr. girls novice, Morgan Wilmoth, 113.85; Jr. girls regular, Annie Evans, 164.2; Mite boys regular, Ryan Straino, 79.2; X, Asher Llewellyn, 76.05; Midget boys novice, Robbie Milia ; Midget boys X, Sam Beckman, 141.15; Jr. boys novice, Mack Hilliard, 98.35; Intermediate boys novice, Aaron McGarity, 154.35.

RESULTS
Diving RICHMOND METROPOLITAN AQUATIC LEAGUE Bon Air 188, Salisbury 39 Bon Air: Mite Boys: John Sanger 41.45; Mite Girls: Makenzi Moore 75.20; Midget Girls: Kayla Koch 64.85; Jr. Boys: Tyler Franklin 103.85; Jr. Girls: Olivia Vickhouse 113.50; Int. Boys: Steven Ebeling: 145.60; Int. Girls: Rachel Shannon 180.65; Sr. Men: Will Kennedy 216.20; Sr. Women: Susannah Piersol 183.80.

RESULTS
Swimming JAMES RIVER AQUATIC CLUB
Woodmont 993, Anirav 106 Triple winners: Woodmont—Nicole Bauer, Emma Copeland, Will McAleaveyEng, Brian Pinney, Quinn Schreck. Anirav—Molly Wolpert. Quad winners: Woodmont—Sarah Bender, Crawford Cannon, Andrew Garafolo, Olivia Guthrow, Sean Pinney, Danny Welborn, Sam Welborn.

These camp listings didn’t appear last week. To find all camp listings, go to timesdispatch.com. Keywords: summer sports camps University of Virginia Baseball will host camps for all ages. Please contact coach Eddie Smith at or (434) 243-1066 to receive a brochure or visit the camp link at http://www.virginiasports.com. The camps will be held on the following dates: June 15-18, Youth Developmental Camp, ages 6-12; June 26-28, High School Prospect Camp I, entering grades 9-12; July 17-19, become a Cavalier, entering grades 9-12; July 19-22, developmental camp, ages 11-15; July 24-26, High School Prospect Camp II, entering grades 9-12.

“How high will the sycamore grow? If you cut it down, then you’ll never know.“ - Colors of the Wind, lyrics by Stephen Schwartz performed by Vanessa Williams, Born three months premature at Philadelphia’s Jefferson Hospital, Myleke Bryant arrived in this world as the longest of long shots. Doubting medical personnel could muster little in the way of hope, recalledhis mother, Doris Bryant.

Art Carson told the Hanover County School Board that if it approves higher fees to use school facilities, his operating costs for the Hanover Youth Basketball League could rise by tens of thousands of dollars. Carson, president of the league, told the board last week that higher costs could trigger an increase in registration fees from $95 to as much as $175 per child.

TENPINS  AT EASTERN
  Starlight Mixed
Chuck Cottrell————————————-772
Travis Trimmer————————————-733
John Wilkinson————————————-736
  TGIS Mixed
Robert Matthews————————————278-751
Ryon Collins————————————-736
Lawrence Washington————279 game

Many folks in Annapolis, Md., know Jim Rodowsky as the paperboy. Nowadays, having reestablished himself in Central Virginia, Rodowsky has stopped delivering the news, and started making it, as a nationally decorated speed skater.

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Chicago. Boston. Raleigh. Atlanta. Buffalo. San Jose,.Cincinnati. Philadelphia. The travel agenda of a pro sportsman, you suspect? No, it’s 11-year-old Travis Broughman.

Many young women run on the treadmill or do aerobics for physical fitness. Others get exercise playing tennis or softball. Daring to be different, Christina Perry throws leather.

Aquatics center: Olympic-sized pool; instructional pool ...

Construction on a $100 million, 50-acre Olympic training facility in the Waterford Business Center in Chesterfield County could begin in February.