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Story and photo by Spring Break camps
Airman 1st Class
RIDGE SHAN Youth ages 9 to 12 attend an all-sports
camp 8 a.m. to noon, lunch noon to 1 p.m.
56th Fighter Wing Public Affairs Israel Dominguez, 56th Component Maintenance Squadron aircraft electrical and and adventure camp 1 to 5 p.m. March
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The 56th Component Maintenance DÀDJIRRWEDOOJDPH)HEDW/XNH$LU)RUFH%DVH7KHWK&06IDFHGRIIDJDLQVW 56th Force Support Squadron Youth
Squadron topped out against the 56th and beat the 56th Equipment Maintenance Squadron Aircrew Ground Equipment Center. Camps are $35 each and lunch
Equipment Maintenance Squadron Air- team 20-6 in a dominant showing. is $5 unless the youth is signed up for
crew Ground Equipment team 20-6 in a morning and afternoon camps. For more
dominant showing during a flag football CMS advanced up the field at a consis- projections, deriving confidence from information, call 623-856-7470.
match, Feb. 4 at Luke Air Force Base. tent pace for the remainder of the game, championship titles in previous seasons.
doubling their score before the half, and The players hope their success and the Start SMART soccer
Both teams scored early, demonstrating closing the game with a touchdown and success of every team generates more
their play styles in the first quarter, with two-point conversion. interest in later games. Children ages 3 to 6 and parents par-
EMS/AGE running wide and out long-pass ticipate together in a program designed
plays with a quarterback scramble as a last “Our opponent isn’t an easy team to “No matter which squadron is play- to help the children develop motor skills
resort while CMS played a wide variety of beat,” Stark said. “They’re always a ing, we’re always having fun out here,” by learning soccer skills 5 to 6 p.m. Tues-
quick-release short-pass plays to nimble good challenge, and we’ll see them in Dominguez said. “It’s always a good days through March 8. The cost is $25
receivers on both inside and outside routes. the playoffs.” time when everybody comes out and per student and includes a T-shirt. For
cheers us on.” more information, call 623-856-7470.
“It was a clean game,” said Israel CMS is optimistic about their future
Dominguez, 56th CMS aircraft electrical Horseback riding
and environmental specialist. “We held
them to six points, and the game went Outdoor recreation is offering a two-
by fast. Everything went as planned, and hour horseback ride at 9 a.m. Feb. 20 at
everyone was clicking on all cylinders.” White Tank Mountains. The cost is $90
per person. For more information, call
The tipping point came as the CMS 623-856-6267.
defense adjusted in the start of the sec-
ond quarter to leverage heavier coverage Powerlifting competition
on EMS/AGE’s long passing game while
insuring pressure at the line of scrim- The 56th FSS Bryant Fitness Center
mage to contain the quarterback. EMS/ is featuring a powerlifting competition
AGE’s defense was unable to show similar at 10 a.m. Feb. 26 at the combat PT
success, being thrown off-balance by the center. Weigh-in is 9:30 a.m. For more
CMS offense’s consistent mix of quick- information, call 623-856-6241.
release passes in the mid-to-short range
and lightning-quick movement at the President’s Day golf
quarterback position.
The Falcon Dunes Golf Course is fea-
“Our QB play was great and our defen- turing a President’s Day golf tournament
sive line stepped up,” said Trevor Stark, at 8 a.m. Monday. The cost is $48 per club
56th EMS egress maintainer and team member, $53 per nonmember and $58
captain. per guest. Register by today. For more
information, call 623-535-9334.

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