Just as millions of people are getting ready to watch this Sunday’s Super Bowl between the undefeated New England Patriots and the playoff wildcard New York Giants, the Fort Belvoir Commissary is gearing up for quite a contest of its own.

Was anyone surprised that a Manning namesake advanced in the playoffs?

In a chilly Friday night game with its share of ebbs and flows, the Fort Belvoir Eagles held off a few late-half slumps to defeat Quantico, 88-72, during the fourth annual Martin Luther King Jr. Men’s Basketball Tournament at Walter Reed Army Medical Center.

A rocky start to the weekend helped the Lady Eagles grow closer as a team.

The Army wrestling team finished first out of 18 teams at the 39th Annual New York State Intercollegiate Wrestling Championships, Saturday as two Black Knights won individual championships and three others finished runner-up.

Army Marksmen set sights on 2008 Olympics - First Olympic Team members selected March 3

Eight seconds may not seem like a long span of time - unless you are riding a 2,000-pound tornado with horns. Then, it feels like an eternity.

Evert Ortega, head coach for the Fort Belvoir Barracudas 12-year-old boys travel basketball team, wants his team to become the best it can.  He strives to prepare his players for the next level of play should they want to reach it.

The Army Hockey Team makes its second and third national television appearances of the season this weekend in a series against service academy rival Air Force at Tate Rink.

On a cool Sunday in December, in the quiet hours before dawn, trained observers stealthily fanned out across Fort Belvoir.