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Submitted: 

WOODBRIDGE – The Dale City “LIGHTNING” Track Club (DCTC) have 3 athletes that have qualified to compete in the 2016 50th USATF National Junior Olympic Track & Field Championships, being held July 25 – July 31 in Sacramento, California.  In the spirit of the Rio 2016 Olympics, USATF athletes will travel from across the USA to compete in various track and field and multi-events. Athletes had to finish in the top 5 amongst all athletes competing in their age division for each track event in both state and regional championships. Raven Evans (12), qualified in the 100m, Ruquyuah Byrd (10) qualified in the 400m and Taja Honay (16) qualified in the 100m.


Submitted from Prince William County Neabsco District Supervisor John Jenkins: 

This past weekend the Brentsville baseball team won the regional baseball playoffs at Stafford .  I traveled to the games in Stafford with my wife and was thrilled to see the PWC team win it’s championship.  The team will travel to NORFOLK in a week or so for another championship tournament.  I am enclosing a press release sent to me by the team manager (who is also my grandson).  Can you arrange some press coverage?


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