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Jockey Forest Boyce, "Queen of Maryland," shines in the male-dominated world of horse racing
BALTIMORE - Jockeys are among the fittest athletes in the sporting world. Only 8% of these elite athletes are women, and one of the most successful jockeys in the mid-Atlantic region, of either sex, is Maryland's own Forest Boyce. Horse racing is physically grueling and often dangerous. It wasn't until 1968 that the first woman was licensed to ride in thoroughbred races. Today, Boyce shines. The 39-year-old woman's career earnings total close to $36 million. A wise man wouldn't bet against her. Boyce is not riding in the Preakness Stakes this Saturday, but will be riding in three races earlier in the day...
National Learn to Swim Day: Learn in Prince William County
PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY, Va. (DC News Now) — Saturday is National Learn to Swim Day and Prince William County swim instructors are encouraging beginners to hop in the pool. Prince William County Parks and Recreation officials stressed the importance of kids learning how to swim, especially with summer fast approaching. Water Safety Instructor Aniyah Henderson, […]
Langley Girl’s Lacrosse falls to Yorktown in districts
After defeating McLean, the Saxons lost to Yorktown in the district championship, 13-5, on May 14. The team is (14-3) overall and (6-2) in the conference. Head Coach Lauren Burke said the athletes must grow daily to be dominant on the field. “They need to find different things to work...
Chantilly Lacrosse endures major turnaround, set to battle for district title
Last year, Chantilly Boy’s Lacrosse endured one of the worst seasons in its history, mustering only a single win—a narrow 12-11 victory over the Charles Colgan Sharks from Manassas. The team ended the season on a 12-game losing streak, failing to score over 10 goals in all but one game.
Little Feet Meet in Falls Church gives classmates a different perspective
Hundreds of athletes took over Meridian High School in Falls Church, Virginia on Friday, and the fiercest competitors had the smallest feet! It’s called the "Little Feet Meet," an event four years in the running where general education elementary-aged students pair up with classmates who have special needs.
Martin homers, has 5 RBI for Middletown South in win over Woodbridge - Softball recap
Kathryn Martin was 3-for-4 with two doubles, a home run and five RBI to help Middletown South win, 8-3, over Woodbridge in Middletown. Riley Smith pitched a complete game, allowed eight hits, three earned runs, walked two and struck out 12 for Middletown South (10-8). Smith was also 2-for-4 at the plate.
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