Boy, do I enjoy the World Cup. I started watching it back in 2002 and have been hooked ever since.

The competition for the Fort Belvoir Commander’s Cup was in full swing over the last two weeks as the Directorate of Morale, Welfare and Recreation sponsored the intramural archery championships at the Outdoor Recreation Center in Tompkins Basin.

Three Soldiers earned berths in the 2010 FILA Wrestling World Championships by winning their weight classes at the U.S. World Team Trials June 10 to11 at the Mid-America Center in Council Bluffs, Iowa.

The Belvoir Community Center has 1,450 free military tickets for the AT&T Golf Tournament June 29 to July 4 in Philadelphia.

CITF and ADF made easy work of their competition Monday night at the North Post baseball field, with CITF knocking off MIRC, 11-4 and ADF earning a shutout on PEO, 29-0.

Some people do not like the media. While I am by no means a major media figure, I’ve experienced the feeling firsthand myself.

The Belvoir Bowhunters held their annual carp, gar, and snakehead bowfishing tournament Saturday. Carp, gar and snakehead fish were the only fish that could be entered in the Tournament and each fish had to be taken by bow and arrow.

Major League Baseball, People Magazine and the Washington Nationals announced the three finalists and start of the voting period for the 2010 “People All-Stars Among Us” national campaign, which recognizes individuals who serve their community in extraordinary ways.

Capt. Christina Acojedo, a plans and analysis chief with the Army Computer Emergency Response Team at Fort Belvoir, is one of four Soldiers to make the U.S. All-Armed Forces soccer team.