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Laurel wins first wrestling title

For the first time in the history of the Southern Maryland Junior Wrestling League, the Laurel Boys and Girls Club has won a dual meet championship.

Laurel won preliminary round matches against Calvert (80-60) and Glenarden (76-71) and then earned a 73-69 victory against La Plata in the championship match.

J.J. Pilai, Manuel Montout, Anthony Harris, Phillip Bourque, Derrick Moody and Khaliyl Abdul-Malik all earned three victories in the championships. Myles Harrington, Tyrell McKenna, Jordan Harris, Dawood Abdul-Malik, Jaylen Daniels, Steven White, Daniel Simpson and Michael Sercy each had two wins. William Levy and Yanni Abdul-Malik had third-place finishes. The team is coached by Steve Overton.

St. Mary of the Mills basketball roundup

The St. Mary of the Mills Rookie Team 3 boys basketball team was a 24-8 winner against St. Bernadette Team 2 on Saturday. Kristopher Tynes, Jalen Abott, T.J. Onwuanibe and Chibby Obiadi scored for the Stallions. Ian Fabregas, Dylan Dossou and Emmerson Moore led the defense.

The JV boys team lost 31-11 to St. Columbo. Conor Justice had four points, Jason Meyer had three, Sal Paratore had two and Louis Lyles and Jared Rogers each had one. Michael Caldwell and Kenny LePore led the defense.

The girls high school team lost 26-18 to St. Jude. Megan Waller had four points, Chrissy Alessandrini had four, Gabby Castro had three and Caroline Goyne, Michelle Rogers and Peggy Stevick each had two. Alessandra Paratore and Emily Barbour played well defensively.

The Rookie girls team was a 13-0 winner against Holy Family. Isabelle Justice had six points, Danielle Collman added five and Maggie Dressman had two.

U-10 girls team wins

The Maryland City U-10 girls basketball team was a 17-8 winner against Chesapeake Academy. Jazmine Washington had six points, six rebounds and six steals. Jaila Canzater had eight points, five rebounds and two steals. Tyler Jade Chandler had two points, and Jasmine Cheek had one point.

Greater Laurel United Soccer roundup

The Greater Laurel United Soccer Club high school boys soccer team was a 6-2 winner against the MRS Dragons, led by Christopher Durnbaugh and John Krueger.

The U-14 boys team lost 8-2 bo the SAC Orange, with goals from Liam Greaves and Spence McPherson.

Sportsplex takes third

The Landover-based Sportsplex Gymnastics Level 6 girls team took third place last weekend at the Manhattan Classic in New York City. Destiny Colon and Navah Marierose had second-place finishes in the all-around competition. Tyla Evans took second on the floor exercise. Trinity Brown was fourth on the vault. Azariah Reid was sixth on the uneven bars.

South Bowie U-10 team wins pair

The South Bowie Boys and Girls Club U-10 AA Team 1 basketball team won its last two games, 9-8 winner Camp Springs and 31-22 against New Carrollton.

Against Camp Springs, Evan Darden had six points, eight rebounds and five steals. Spencer Marks had two points, and Chance Williams had one point — the game-winning free throw with 30 seconds to play. Paul Thomas had eight rebounds. Zorial Bridges and Robert Gregory also had rebounds.

Against New Carrollton, Marks had a season high of 12 points, 12 rebounds and four steals. Darden (11 points) and Kyle Estep (seven points) also had season highs. Jaylen King had a point and nine rebounds. Kent Edwards had five steals, and Chance Williams had two rebounds.

Registrations/tryouts

The Prince George's Chargers Youth Athletic Association will hold a spring enrichment camp for boys and girls ages 6 to 12 from April 2-6. Register online at www.pgchargers.org or call Shellon Young at 202-741-3490.

The Prince George's Chargers Youth Athletic Association is holding registration for spring baseball and football. Register online at www.pgchargers.org or call Jaison Young at 202-436-9296.

The Blazing Bulls AAU basketball program is holding tryouts for boys ages 14 and 15 from 7 to 9 p.m. on Fridays starting Feb. 17 at Samuel Ogle Middle School in Bowie. Call Daniel Rogers at 240-988-8639.

The Metro Celtics and Lady Celtics are seeking boys in the fourth and sixth grades and girls in the seventh grade for the AAU basketball season. Visit www.metroceltics.com or call 301-254-1214.

The Bowie Magic AAU basketball program is looking for eighth grade boys born in 1998 and ninth grade boys born on or after Sept. 1, 1997. Tryouts will be held from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 20 at the City of Bowie Gymnasium, 4100 Northview Drive in Bowie. Visit www.bowiemagic.org or call Leon Rivers at 301-404-6135.