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Beltway Ballers basketball team turns back Flames The Beltway Ballers U 12 boys basketball team earned a 42 29 victory against the Maryland Flames on Sunday in Underground League play. Donell Diggs led the Ballers with 14 points, while Alante Caesar and James Strickland Jr. each had 10 points. The team, based in Laurel and Largo, improved to 4 1 with the victory and returns to action on Sunday. The College Park 65 pound AA football team split its two most recent games, dropping a 6 0 decision to Lanham on Oct. 5 and shutting out New Carrollton, 20 0, on Friday. The Hornets recovered two turnovers and held the ball for the entire third quarter against Lanham, but couldn get into the end zone. Lanham scored on a 20 yard bootleg play with 19 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter for the game only points. Greg Harris, Tayun King and Jalen Broome each had touchdown runs against New Carrollton. Tory Doby, Isaiah Elam, Devonte Foster, Paul Guay, Trey Mebane, David Rodriguez, Brandon Scott, TreMayne Whitaker Brown and Mark Yde made contributions on the offensive line and on defense. The South Bowie Sharks65 pound AA (A) football team remained undefeated with a 16 12 victory against Port Towns. Quarterback Jordan Orme scored the Sharks first touchdown on a 15 yard run and Theo Patterson added the two point conversion and later scored South Bowie other touchdown. Kenny Wormly added the two point conversion. Tyran Washington also contributed to the ground attack behind strong offensive line play from Dajon Burns, Brandon Clark, Kobi Jones, Tyler Johnson, Tyler Lozier, Deron Smith, Taheeb Sonekan, Marcus Washington, Jordan Wyatt and Lamont Young. William Baucom, Cory Brisco, Giovanni Conway, Jeffery Farley, Myles Green, Reginald Harris and DeMarco Johnson led the way for the Sharks defense. Matthew Phillips also contributed in the victory. South Bowie earned an 18 6 victory against Lanham on Oct. 1, as Patterson scored two touchdowns and Washington added one. The Gideonites Track and Field Club is looking for boys and girls ages 6 to 18. The club is a member of USA Track and Field and AAU. The Prince George Lacrosse Club will offer free clinics for boys and girls of all skill levels on Oct. 22 at Greenbelt Middle School and Sunday at Magruder Field in Hyattsville. The club will have some lacrosse sticks available to borrow, but players who own sticks should bring them. The Greenbelt Sity Stars jump rope team is looking for new members ages 8 through adult. The travel team competes and gives demonstrations both in and out of state. Members train three days per week. The team is based in Laurel, Largo and surrounding areas. The Maryland Heat AAU basketball club is seeking boys in second or third grade born after Sept. 1, 1997 for its U 8 team. Call Anthony Cowan at 240 398 9352 or Jerry Watson at 703 887 6093. to noon on Oct. 29 at the Benning Stoddert Recreation Center. Mondays and Wednesdays at Arrowhead Elementary School in Upper Marlboro. The team is for players born in 1991 or 1992. Tryouts are being held Mondays and Wednesdays. League and tournament play is currently being played in the metropolitan area. Some travel beyond the beltway in the near future is likely. Call coach Kenny at 301 556 3117 or assistant coach Darryl at 240 372 3447. on Friday and Monday at Thurgood Marshall Middle School. Call John Lewis at 301 669 7195. The Maryland Madness youth basketball organization seeks boys ages 7 14 and girls ages 13 14 for the 2005 06 season. The Pro City Rising Stars AAU youth basketball organization is looking for skilled players for its upcoming season. Players must be ages 9, 10 and 14 as of Sept. 1. 1, 1995 or fifth graders who will turn 11 after Sept. 1, 2006. Evaluations will take place Wednesday and Friday evenings through October. The Prince George Lightning U 12 AAU boys basketball team seeks experienced players for the winter and spring seasons. Players must have been born after Sept. 1, 1993, or be in the sixth grade and born on or after Sept. 1, 1992. Call head coach Kevin Davis at 301 574 4093 or 202 205 3601 or assistant coach LaShawn Thomas at 240 505 5189. The Triple Threat Basketball Club, a new AAU organization, is looking for boys ages 7 to 10 to join its 8 U, 9 U, 10 U, and 11 U teams. Call coach Cabbagestalk at 202 330 6925 or coach Stewart at 301 233 2132. The Maryland Beltway Lady Cougars AAU youth basketball organization is looking for players born in 1993 for its U 12 girls team. The Mitchellville Mavericks, an AAU basketball club, is looking for experienced players ages 10 to 15 for its boys teams that will play this winter and spring, along with a travel squad and nationals next summer. for ages 13 and 14 on Saturday and on Oct. 22 at Washington Bible College in Lanham. The Bowie Boys and Girls Club U 18 Stingers seek girls players for an indoor soccer league beginning in December. The Freestate Red Devils U 11 boys soccer team is looking for a goalkeeper for the fall NCSL season. Players born between Aug. 1, 1994 and July 31, 1995 are eligible. The Northern County Soccer Alliance is looking for teams to place in WAGS, NCSL, BBSL and CMSSL. The first three teams that register before Nov. 10 for the spring 2006 season will receive free uniforms from the club. Calverton Baton and Poms will be accepting registrations through the end of October. All ages and abilities are welcome for participation in local parades and competitions. Call Laura Haber 410 982 2197. Oct. 22 on the College Park campus. The event will be held at the Gossett Football Team House auditorium and will provide participants a chance to observe a Maryland women basketball team practice at the Comcast Center. The Terps are coming off a 23 10 record and a berth in the NCAA Tournament last winter. Participants must register in advance.