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July 24, 2008
Potomac blows another good outing by bullpen
A slight smile came across Clint Everts’ face.
July 23, 2008
Glory has big weekend series with Philly
First place is on the line as the top two teams in National Pro Fastpitch meet this weekend in a four-game series end at the Westfield Softball Complex.
QB’s battle for backup position
Colt Brennan stayed on the field after Wednesday’s morning practice, working on throws and then taking a break to sign autographs — hardly an expected activity for a rookie, and a sixth-round draft pick at that.
Norrito pitches on short notice; P-Nats lose
Potomac Nationals pitcher Joe Norrito only learned Tuesday evening he would start Wednesday’s game against the Kinston Indians instead of right-hander Zack Segovia. Segovia was scratched because there is a plan to promote him to Double-A Harrisburg.
July 22, 2008
Early thunderstorm makes Taylor feel at home
Jason Taylor’s first full day of work with the Washington Redskins wasn’t all new.
Rauch traded to Arizona
The Washington Nationals have found their second baseman of the future — and he could wind up batting at the top of the order as a rookie next spring.
Atilano makes most of pitch limit in five innings of work
Luis Atilano is beginning to feel like a prospect again. More importantly, the Potomac Nationals right-hander is pitching like one, too.
Taylor’s arrival heightens Redskins’ playoff hopes
Washington closes a huge gap in its defense by trading with Miami.
P-Nats offense rallies again
Luckily for Jeff Mandel the Potomac Nationals found their offense late in what turned out to be a 7-4 win.
Not so easy these days for the Big Wiesy
Wie’s a grown-up of 18 now and she still hits the ball 300 yards, though not always in the direction she aims. Mom and dad are also still nearby, helping manage a career that we thought by now would surely have included a bunch of wins on the LPGA Tour, and perhaps a major title or two.
Bush gives US Olympians a rousing send-off
President Bush gave U.S. Olympians a rousing White House send-off to next month’s games in Beijing, urging them Monday to “compete swifter, higher and stronger” but also be mindful they will be “ambassadors of liberty” to the people of China and elsewhere.
July 20, 2008
Local sports briefs
Gar-Field graduate Jeff Baker has big day at the plate for the Colorado Rockies
Lawrence and Arnold win at ODS
Both drives win twin 35-lap Late Model races
Hayes to team up with Steve Blake
Potomac High School graduate will spend 10 days working out with NBA veteran
Atkinson heading to Germany to play pro football
Gar-Field High School graduate has signed with the Hamburg Blue Devils
A Busy First Day at Redskins Training Camp
After losing Phillip Daniels to a season-ending injury, Washington trades for Miami’s Jason Taylor
July 19, 2008
Offense goes silent as Lynchburg blanks P-Nats
For two seasons, the Potomac Nationals have licked their chops at the chance to play the Lynchburg Hillcats.
July 17, 2008
Roster may change for Potomac, but results remain the same
The more the roster changes for the Potomac Nationals, the more things stay the same at Pfitzner Stadium.
Local swimming results
Local swimming report
Weekly fishing report
Weekly fishing report
Team withdraws after 3rd Tour rider tests positive
For the third year in a row, the showcase race has been marred by doping.
July 16, 2008
Sluggers split long doubleheader
The Smoketown Sluggers finished a busy week by splitting a marathon doubleheader against Osbourn 19-12 and 22-27.
Glory forming youth travel teams
The Washington Glory and Diamond Elite Academy are forming youth travel teams to compete during the fall season.
Special Olympics soccer clinics set for weekend
Two soccer clinics for players with developmental disabilities will be held this weekend.
Jumping in the lake
I went to Smith Mountain Lake for a long weekend with my family last week and attempted to do what no other living person has ever done before – take 5 grandchildren fishing at the same time without heavy sedation.
July 15, 2008
West hired at Freedom High School
James West has been hired as Freedom High School’s new head boys basketball coach.
Potomac blanks Salem
The Potomac Nationals (14-11) stayed within a half-game of Lynchburg Tuesday night, with their 7-0 victory over the Salem Avalanche.
July 13, 2008
Cooley playing soccer in Brazil
Seton graduate competing with FC Santos
Zimmerman to re-hab with Potomac Nationals
Washington third baseman will play two games for Potomac
Terczak wins Late Models Race at ODS
Driver’s first victory this season at ODS
