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  • Swing batter, batter … swing! Softball players ready for action

    Softball season is starting and Team Dover players are ready to show their skills out on the field. Many squadrons have assembled their softball-winning teams and are aiming to win the championships. John VanderVen, 436th Security Forces Squadron pitcher, thinks his team will win because a handful of softball players have been on the same team

  • APS sweeps FSS off the court

    After playing three consecutive volleyball games, the 436th Aerial Port Squadron team finally hit pay dirt and defeated the 436th Force Support Squadron May 5 at the Fitness Center. The Porters won two out of three matches, making them the overall winner. "I'm confident that my team will do their best to win," said Gary Leffew, 436th APS coach,
  • Jessica Ringer (right), Air Base Middle School Falcon defender, blocks Jaimey Rouse, Milford Middle School Buccaneer forward, goal attempt during a game played at Dover Air Force Base April 27. The Buccaneers beat the Falcons 5 ? 0 in the game. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tech. Sgt. Kevin Wallace)

    Bucs thwart Falcon comeback, win 5 - 0

    The Milford Middle School Buccaneer girl's soccer team beat the Air Base Middle School Falcons 5 - 0 at Dover Air Force Base April 27. This win thwarted the Falcon's comeback hopes after their 1 - 0 loss to the Bucs at Milton High School April 24. Frank Victory, Falcon's coach, was hopeful before the game as he rallied his players together and
  • Team Dover members run on base in the five kilometer Warrior Run March 17. Warrior Runs are held monthly to build morale and emphasize fitness. (U.S. Air Force photo/Tom Randle)

    Team Dover holds Warrior Run

  • Col. Manson Morris, 436th Airlift Wing commander, rolls out the first strike in the Chiefs vs. Eagles bowling tournament. The Chiefs defeated the Eagles 1285 to 1087. (U.S. Air Force Photo/Tom Randle)

    Chiefs ‘strike’ back at Eagles

    Friday the 13th proved to be an unlucky day for the Eagles as the Chiefs won the Chiefs vs. Eagles bowling tournament. The tournament was two rounds of bowling with the four highest scores on each side being added together and then compared. Col. Manson Morris, 436th Airlift Wing commander, and Chief Master Sgt. John Wood, 436th AW command chief,
  • Rhonnell Singleton, 436th Force Support Squadron, sprints toward Ray Jones, 436th Medical Group, attempting to make a lay up during a basketball game Feb. 24 at the Fitness Center. (U.S. Air Force photo/ Airman 1st Class Shen-Chia Chu)

    436th FSS vs 436th MDG

  • The 436th Maintenance Squadron took first place in the Intramural Flag Football Championship Dec. 15.

    New champs

  • MXS seals berth in Flag Football Championship game

    The 436th Maintenance Squadron secured its place in the Flag Football Championship game with a 27-6 win over the 436th Operational Support Squadron Dec. 8. After their first loss, OSS only has one more shot at securing a spot in the final game. "We're still in the playoffs," said Onassis Bridgers, OSS coach. "OSS is always on mission so the numbers
  • James McNeil, 436th Services Squadron wide receiver, runs past two 436th Mission Support Squadron defensive players in their game Nov. 12. SVS defeated MSS 7 - 6.

    SVS defeats MSS 7 - 6

  • CES defeats MXS 20-0

    The 436th Civil Engineer Squadron defeated the 436th Maintenance Squadron 20-0 in their intramural flag football game Nov. 18. The game helped cement CES' second place rankings as they shut out the third ranked MXS team. "We just played a better team, we just have to come together," said Mike McDonald, MXS coach. "Things were out of synch. A lot of
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