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| JOIN US Monday, September 23 - 20th Annual Golf Classic Join BGCAA at the Golf Club at South River for the 20th Annual Golf Classic - a tournament not to be missed! Mark your calendars... RECENT NEWS Members Help Create Green Roof - The Patch Historic London Town and Gardens installed a ground level green roof over their underground museum. The South River Federation got involved and was able to recruit volunteer groups to install and plant the roof. Boys & Girls Club members were quick to jump at this unique opportunity for their Club members to help in the project. Read the entire article here. Youth of the Year Winner Named - The Capital The Youth of the Year honor was awarded to Desmond Beggerly of the Freetown Village Boys & Girls Club, at the 24th Annual Ed Casey Youth of the Year Awards dinner on April 11th. Being named Youth of the Year is the highest honor a Boys & Girls Club member can receive. Read the entire article here. Boys & Girls Club Members at Naval Academy - The Capital A trio of club alumni are now at the academy: Midshipmen 4th Class Demond Brown Jr. and Shelley White III, and Midshipman 2nd Class Christopher Thompson. Read the entire, inspirational, article here. The Bates and Bywater Clubs competed in the 2012/2013 First Lego League qualifying event on December 8th. The Bywater Smarties dominated the Robotic missions earning a high score of 220 and the Bates Terminators, were awarded the Rookie Team Award. Read more here. Grant Supports Annapolis Youth Sports - Eye on Annapolis Annapolis Mayor Joshua J. Cohen announced that a partnership with Anne Arundel County, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Annapolis and Anne Arundel County, and the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation has resulted in a grant that will help revitalize an Annapolis neighborhood and support youth baseball for City and County youth.
RECENT EVENTS
Seventeen midshipmen from the US Naval Academy hosted a Black History Month Quizbowl at the Bates Club. Club members joined up with groups of midshipmen and answered questions pertaining to Black History and famous African Americans. On March 1st BGCAA participated in Read Across America celebrating Dr. Seuss’s birthday with readings and activities. More than 250 Club members participated. Local youth paid tribute to their mentors at BGCAA at the conclusion of the "Marine Mammals of the Arctic, and Dolphins" unit, which is part of the Club's "Immersion Mentoring Program". Read more here.  BGCAA
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