Neighbors in the News

Hawks fly high

Posted Wednesday, March 10, 2010 7:00 pm

Courtesy Gloria Wynter

Camren Wynter, upper left corner, is a 5th grade guard in his Rockville Centre Basketball League team. He also plays for the Riverside Hawks in Manhattan. He recently was able to assist his Riverside team in winning the MIT (Maryland Invitational Tournament) championship. "Last year we placed third in Div. 2 Nationals,” said Camren. “I'm happy we won this championship before the district [games] start."

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