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AAFES makes game-winning touchdown
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6HQLRU$LUPDQ White Tanks hike

'(9$17(:,//,$06 The White Tank Mountain Hike is
6 a.m. to 1 p.m. Nov. 6 and is open to
56th Fighter Wing Public Affairs Brandon Brown, 56th Component Maintenance Squadron, passes the ball during the Luke Air Force Base community.
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The 56th Component Maintenance cost is $10 per adult and $5 per child.
Squadron team and the Army and Air team Oct. 8 at Luke Air Force Base. AAFES defeated CMS 40-34. Round-trip transportation departs from
Force Exchange Services team stepped the Bryant Fitness Center. Guides,
onto the field Oct. 8 for an intramural with three minutes left in the game. It a Hail Mary pass to Mark Pierrelouis, breakfast and lunch are included. For
football match at Luke Air Force Base. looked as though CMS was going to win AAFES wide receiver, with two defend- more information or to sign up, call
AAFES defeated CMS 40-34. it all, but that was the end of their scor- ers on him but still made the catch, 623-856-6241.
ing. AAFES went for broke and scored, giving AAFES the win.
CMS came into the game undefeated tying the game. Start Smart basketball
and was on a mission to keep the streak “We came and played with energy and
alive. With the game tied and only a minute won the game,” Pierrelouis said. “De- A Start Smart basketball program
left, AAFES was looking to win it all. fense made plays, and our quarterback for children, ages 3 to 5, is 5 to 6 p.m.
The match began with CMS scoring They made it to the 20-yard line with was making great plays. It feels good beginning Nov. 3 at the 56th Force Sup-
the first touchdown after a long drive, 15 seconds on the clock. Delverdo threw catching a game-winner.” port Squadron Youth Center. For more
bringing the score to 7-0 with 10 min- information, call 623-856-7470.
utes left in the first half. AAFES wasn’t
going down without a fight as they also Triple Play Club
scored, tying the game 7-7.
The Triple Play Club is a noncompeti-
Both teams had amazing energy with tive run/walk challenge for children, ages
no signs of slowing down and before the 9 to 12. The club meets 5 to 5:30 p.m.
half was over, both scored again. At Monay through Friday. For more infor-
the end of the first half, the score was mation, call 623-856-7470.
19-14 CMS.
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and break CMS’s winning streak. 7KH+KHDOWKÀWQHVVDQGQXWULWLRQ
club meets 4 to 4:30 p.m. Mondays at
“Our goal was simple, just move the the 56th Force Support Squadron Youth
ball” said Ceaser Delverdo, AAFES Center. For more in formation, call 623-
quarterback. “Our defense is making the 856-7470.
plays to stop them, so we just need to
score the touchdowns and we will win.” Indoor volleyball

The second half of the game proved to Coed volleyball for beginner to
be a highlight for both teams, as they expert skill levels is 6 p.m. Mondays
continued to score back-to-back, tying and Wednesdays, and 3 p.m. Sundays
the score at 28-28 with only five minutes at the Bryant Fitness Center in bas-
left in the second half. ketball Court 3. For more informa-
tion, email Alex Sigler at alexander.
Even though AAFES was playing sigler.2@us.af.mil.
heavy defense, it wasn’t enough to stop
CMS from reaching the end zone as they
scored again to bring the score to 34-28

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