Defense Threat Reduction Agency gave spectators another high-octane exhibition of the unit’s legendary preparation, commitment and no-compromise drive, when the squad defeated current Commander’s Cup champion Defense Logistics Agency, 3-1 in Fort Belvoir’s FY19 intramu­ral volleyball champio…

Fort Belvoir once again hosted one of the most action-packed sport­ing events of the year, Saturday at Wells Field House.

More than 250 students from Fort Belvoir’s child development centers demonstrated their commitment to physical fitness and healthy living by participating in the 2019 Fitness Challenge, Friday at Specker Field House.

Amid ideal spring weather conditions, the 2019 Fort Belvoir Little League baseball season began with opening day ceremonies, Saturday at Bill Behring Baseball Fields on South Post.

This isn’t the latest Marvel or DC Comics movie, but an installation-wide collaboration, as Specker Field House was filled with Batmen, Wonder Women and Captains Marvel for this year’s ACS Superhero Fun Run, Saturday. The event is Army Community Service’s observance of Child Abuse Prevention…

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The Ladies Golf Association of Fort Belvoir welcomed new and returning members to the season with its annual membership meeting, March 25 at the Golf Club.

Fort Belvoir’s Sexual Harassment/Assault Response and Prevention Program, in partnership with MWR, hosts the 10th Annual SHARP and MWR 5K Run/Walk, April 12 starting at 6:30 a.m. at 14th Street and Middleton Road near Pullen Field on South Post.

Belvoir anglers have a chance to land the big one during the installation’s annual TroutFest, April 13, 7 a.m.–2 p.m., at North Post Pool.

The Belvoir Eagles and the Fort Lee Travellers kept spectators glued to their seats for the duration of two, offense-heavy halves and an overtime period when the squads faced off in a late-season Washington Area Military Athletic Conference men’s division basketball showdown, Saturday at Wel…

Warrior Transition Battalion Soldiers and family members from Fort Belvoir can greatly enhance their journeys to recovery by learning the basics of golf during two, eight-week instructional programs, sponsored by Links to Freedom, at the Belvoir Golf Club.

Despite cool, breezy conditions, more than 20 military and civilian Fort Belvoir community members converged on North Post Field, March 13 to try out for positions on the installation’s 2019 post-level, coed softball team.

Defense Threat Reduction Agency, with more Commander’s Cup trophies than any other unit on post, kicked off the FY19 volleyball season in customary fashion, sweeping the 249th Engineer Battalion 3-0, March 12 at Wells Field House.

With the end of the 2019 CYS House Basketball League regular season fast approaching, teams across the age divisions are wowing spectators with high-intensity displays of offensive precision and defensive dedication.

A Fort Belvoir Bulldogs youth football player has been selected by the Executive Board of the Northern Virginia Football Hall of Fame as Player of the Year for exhibiting excellence on and off the field during the 2018 Fairfax County Youth Football League season, according to a recent press …

The Ladies Golf Association of Fort Belvoir welcomes new and returning golfers to the 2019 season with its annual Membership Meeting, March 25, 9-11 a.m. at the Fort Belvoir Golf Club. 

Despite a stellar comeback effort early in the second period, the Belvoir Eagles men’s division squad came up short, 63-49 against Joint Base Andrews in a Washington Area Military Athletic Conference basketball matchup, Sunday at Graves Fitness Center. 

Joint Personal Property Shipping Office and reigning Commander’s Cup champion Defense Logistics Agency treated spectators to a defense-heavy exhibition of athletic intensity and nail-biting suspense when the two powerhouse squads faced off in the FY19 intramural basketball championship final…

Reigning Commander’s Cup champion Defense Logistics Agency took a big step forward in the FY19 Fort Belvoir Commander’s Cup title race when the unit powered past runner-up Center for Army Analysis, Feb. 28 at Graves Fitness Center—the same evening it took the runner-up trophy in the basketba…

More than 40 bow hunters and competitive archers converged on Fort Belvoir’s Indoor Archery Range to compete in a 2019 Virginia Bowhunters Association indoor sectional championship tournament, Saturday and Sunday. 

The Fort Belvoir Visitor Processing Operations Center squad unleashed a second-period rally to down Defense Threat Reduction Agency, 55-43 in an intramural basketball season closer, Feb. 21 at Wells Field House. 

The Belvoir Barracudas 5th grade girls’ division squad squared off against visiting Annandale in one of the most defensively intense Fairfax County Youth Basketball League matchups of the season, Saturday at Specker Field House. 

Fort Belvoir’s MWR is answering the call of community members looking to get into better shape and maintain high fitness levels all year long. 

Reigning Commander’s Cup champion Defense Logistics Agency, undeniably one of the ablest squads taking to the hardwood this season, gave a high-octane exhibition of the passing, shooting and defensive vehemence that has kept the unit near the top of the FY19 intramural basketball rankings al…

After four weeks on the road, Fort Belvoir’s Eagles men’s division squad returned to Graves Fitness Center to take on Joint Base Anacostia-Bolling in a high-velocity Washington Area Military Athletic Conference basketball showdown, Saturday. 

With weeks of practice and the season openers in the books, Fort Belvoir’s House league basketball teams are treating spectators to increasingly dynamic exhibitions of developing skills and growing commitment to competition and sportsmanship. 

Defense Logistics Agency, currently sharing the top slot of the FY19 rankings with perennial powerhouse Joint Personal Property Shipping Office, summarily dominated U.S. Army Aeronautical Services Agency in a week-9 intramural basketball showdown, Jan. 30 at Wells Field House.

Fort Belvoir’s House basketball season officially got underway with spirited matchups between the installation’s youngest up-and-coming athletes, Saturday at Specker Field House.

The Belvoir Barracudas 7th grade girls division squad wowed spectators with a stunning exhibition of precision passing and shooting accuracy that comprehensively overwhelmed visiting South Loudoun in a Fairfax County Youth Basketball League matchup, Saturday at Specker Field House.

1st Information Operations combined a surgically executed passing game with a ferocious man-to-man approach to defense to trounce Office of the Chief Army Reserve 36-16, Jan. 22 at Wells Field House. 

Despite hitting the hardwood with a short staff of only five players, the Belvoir Barracudas 7th grade boys’ division team held off a full roster of hungry Braddock Road Youth Club athletes to claim a 31-28 victory in a Fairfax County Youth Basketball League matchup, Saturday at Specker Fiel…

Office of the Chief Army Reserve and 1st Capabilities Integration Group squared off in one of the lowest scoring, defense-heavy intramural basketball showdowns of the season, Jan. 8 at Wells Field House. The intense contest kept spectators glued to their seats for the duration, with OCAR fin…

By Rick Musselman

Joint Personal Property Shipping Office and National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, two of the ablest contenders in Belvoir’s Commander’s Cup program, squared off in a defense-heavy showdown that kept spectators on the edge of their seats through two intense periods, Dec. 18 at Wells Field …

Both the 7th and 8th grade girls division Barracudas basketball squads came off the holiday break clearly focused on kicking off the back half of the Fairfax County Youth Basketball League in the right direction. And, neither squad disappointed the capacity crowd, Saturday at Specker Field House. 

Fort Belvoir community members committed to staying active and fit in 2019 will have a chance to kick off the New Year in the right direction, when MWR hosts the annual Health and Fitness Expo, Jan. 17 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Specker Field House.