Fourteen female youth athletes from Belvoir’s School Age and Teen centers gathered at Belvoir’s Pullen Field, July 11, to participate in a new Child and Youth Services program for girls designed to promote physical fitness and encourage self improvement. 

Reigning Commander’s Cup champion, Defense Logistics Agency, gave spectators a stunning demonstration of the cohesion, talent and dedication that propelled the unit to the winner’s circle in last year’s Cup title race, when it dominated Office of the Chief Army Reserve, 17-2 in a final-week …

Registration for Fort Belvoir’s Bulldogs youth football program (tackle, flag and cheer) is underway at Parent Central Services, 9800 Belvoir Road, Bldg. 200, Fort Belvoir. Players ages 7-15 are eligible and the cost is $35. All players must be registered with Child and Youth Services. 

Despite sweltering heat, humidity and approaching thunderstorms, undefeated Defense Threat Reduction Agency kept bats connecting and runners rounding the bags through four innings, to trounce Aerospace Data Facility-East, 15-0, in a late-season, intramural softball matchup, July 2 at Graves Field.

U.S. Army Legal Services Agency managed to maintain a narrow advantage over Fort Belvoir Community Hospital through six innings, to claim a scant, 7-6 victory in a late-season intramural softball matchup, June 25 at Graves Field.

If you enjoy boating and appreciate the navigational aids and other resources that make America’s waters safe, you can give much of the credit to the U.S. Coast Guard and to its unpaid, volunteer Auxiliary, which has its 80th anniversary this month. 

The Fort Belvoir Royals kept offensive momentum at full steam through two dynamic halves and a penalty-kick period to take a narrow, 4-3 victory over the Tsunami in the 2019 Child and Youth Services U13 division (ages 10-12) spring soccer championship, June 6 on Long Parade Field. 

 Amid ideal weather and course conditions, more than 30 golfers took to the fairways and greens of the Belvoir Golf Club’s Gunston and Woodlawn Courses to compete in the 2019 36-hole Men’s Championship Tournament, Saturday and Sunday.

 After a few years of absence from the Big Three brotherhood of top performers in Fort Belvoir’s annual Commander’s Cup title race, U.S. Army Legal Services Agency re-established its position as a major contender. The unit toppled the reigning Commander’s Cup champion, DLA, 6-3 via penalty k…

 More than 100 athletes from several area military installations converged on Fort Belvoir’s Wells Field House, Saturday, to compete in the 2019 Summer Slam Basketball Tournament—the first of its kind on post. 

Undefeated 911th Technical Rescue Engineer Company, one of the most capable and cohesive units to take to Fort Belvoir’s softball fields, gave spectators a demonstration of the precision fielding and hitting consistency that has led to countless post-season appearances. They trounced U. S. A…

Hundreds of Fort Belvoir children got a chance to start summer in a colorful way when Child and Youth Services hosted its 5th annual Color Fun Run, Saturday at the Golf Club. 

Undefeated Defense Threat Reduction Agency kept bats connecting through six tough innings to take an 8-2 intramural softball victory over Army Geospatial Intelligence Battalion, June 4 at Graves Field. 

Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, one of the ablest squads to take to Fort Belvoir’s soccer fields, and the 249th Engineer Battalion, a rising unit sitting in second place in this year’s Commander’s Cup title race, advanced to the semifinal round of the FY19 championship tournament with respe…

  One of Fort Belvoir’s own recently received the highest recognition an Army athlete can earn—the title of Athlete of the Year. This prestigious distinction is bestowed annually to one male and one female athlete who excel in all aspects of sportsmanship.

League baseball season underway, teams are taking to the fields to once again wow spectators with increasingly dynamic match ups.

With Fort Belvoir’s 2019 Little League baseball season underway, teams are taking to the fields to once again wow spectators with increasingly dynamic match ups.

One of Fort Belvoir’s own recently received the highest recognition an Army athlete can earn—the title of Athlete of the Year. This prestigious distinction is bestowed annually to one male and one female athlete who excel in all aspects of sportsmanship.

The Fort Belvoir Community Hospital and Aerospace Data Facility- East softball teams got a unique chance to take to the field for its weekly Commander’s Cup matchup in a little more style—specifically, wearing official jerseys provided by the Washington Nationals. 

Fort Belvoir Soldiers and civilians are invited to push their endurance to the limit to earn a slot on the prestigious teams that will represent the installation at the 2019 Army Ten- Miler, Oct. 13 in Washington, D.C. 

Fort Belvoir’s Child and Youth Services will again help the community’s youngest members start the summer with a unique fitness challenge, June 8 at the Golf Club. The 5th annual Color Run begins at 8:45 a.m. Check-in starts at 8 a.m., when runners get bib numbers, shirts and goggles for the…

Reigning Commander’s Cup champion Defense Logistics Agency maintained a precision passing game, combined with a no-prisoners approach to defense, to defeat the rising powerhouse 249th Engineer Battalion, 3-1 in an intense, final-week intramural soccer showdown, May 21 at Fremont Field. 

Nearly 200 members of Fort Belvoir’s youth community, and nearly as many parents, came out to Pullen Track, Saturday to compete in the 2019 America’s Armed Forces Kids Run. 

As part of the Army’s annual Strong B.A.N.D.S. initiative, eight Soldiers assigned to the Fort Belvoir Warrior Transition Battalion squared off in an intense wheelchair basketball showdown, May 15 at Wells Field House. Strong B.A.N.D.S. is a fitness program designed to empower military and c…

On May 1, Fort Belvoir’s MWR sports and fitness teams kicked off the Army’s annual Strong B.A.N.D.S. initiative—a force-wide program designed to empower military and civilian personnel to make positive changes to their overall health. 

The 249th Engineer Battalion took a leap forward in its FY19 Commander’s Cup title campaign by winning the annual intramural Formation Run championship trophy, Friday at Pullen Track. 

Athletes representing Fort Belvoir Community Hospital thoroughly dominated the FY19 intramural tennis championship tournament that wrapped with mixed-doubles matches, May 8 at the Graves Courts. 

The 249th Engineer Battalion got its FY19 intramural softball season off to a promising start when the rising Commander’s Cup contender trounced Fort Belvoir Community Hospital, 11-1 in the opening matchup of the year, May 7 at Graves Field. 

 Thirty-six athletes, representing eight units assigned to Fort Belvoir, continued the FY19 Commander’s Cup intramural tennis championship tournament with men’s and women’s open division matches April 29-May 1 at the 14th Street, Graves Fitness Center, and Barracks courts on North and South posts.