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Brother’s stabbing leads to murder charge for Stafford man

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A brief downpour cooled off the crowd Tuesday at the National Night Out at Stafford Marketplace. Stafford County Fire and Rescue Master Technician Tony Armstrong, right, helps 11-year-old Brian Harris, of Stafford, man a fire hose at a display for children during National Night Out in North Stafford. ALEKS DOLZENKO/INSIDENOVA

Workers team up to clear Falmouth Park

arts of Stafford County received 6 to 15 inches of rain during July, according to the National Weather Service, and most of it eventually flowed down the Rappahannock River to the Historic Port of Falmouth Park. The floods did not arrive emptyhanded: debris, including massive tree trunks, washed down during each of the many heavy rainfalls, leaving the park covered with trees and branches, and unusable, accord-

ing to a Shannon E. Howell, county community engagement manager Not only has this affected the many visitors to Falmouth Beach, the Belmont-Ferry Farm Trail and the soccer/rugby field located at the park, but the volume of debris left behind is threatening the Yankees in Falmouth historical display held in September. The event is held on the grounds of the Moncure Conway House with parking at the Historic Port of Falmouth Park.

“We are looking at a huge recovery effort during our busiest time of the year,” said Michael Morris, director of Stafford’s Parks, Recreation and Communities Facilities. “We had to be creative and innovative in accomplishing this cleanup with the resources we have available and still completing our mission of providing camps, parks and activities to visitors all summer long.” FALMOUTH» PAGE 3

Stafford man is facing a murder charge in the stabbing death of his brother Aug. 1, according to Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office spokesperson Amanda Vicinanzo. Miequan Curmon, 19, is charged with second degree murder after his brother, Latonio Curmon, 18, was found dead at MIEQUAN CURMON 5:51 p.m. in a residence on Clint Lane in south Stafford. Stafford deputies responded to the location and found an unresponsive male lying on his back in a pool of blood with a stab wound on the left side of his torso that was bleeding heavily, Vicinanzo said. The Sheriff ’s Office established a perimeter and called in the drone team as well as the canines to assist with the investigation. After several hours, a suspect was found in the area of Cool Springs Road and Kings Highway. He was taken into custody at 8:29 p.m. Miequan Curmon is incarcerated at the Rappahannock Regional Jail without bond.

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Red Cross seeking donations As summer winds down, the American Red Cross urges individuals to give blood now and help end an emergency summer blood shortage that began last month. A critical need remains as many regular donors delay giving to take final summer vacations and prepare for school to start. To ensure lifesaving treatments remain available for patients in the coming weeks, donations are needed now, especially type O, according to a news release. Make an appointment to donate blood by downloading the free American Red FALMOUTH

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County staff decided that the most effective way to clean up the park was to team up with other departments. By pooling resources, they can accomplish the work in-house at a fraction of the expected cost. Staff from PRCF, Public Works and the R-Board are working overtime on weekends to clear the park and the Belmont-Ferry Farm Trail while attending to their regular jobs during the week. On the first work weekend over July 25, approximately 75 dump trucks of debris were removed. The goal is to get a portion of the beach opened, and the parking lot and trail cleared before the Yankees in Falmouth event Sept. 8. “This is a wonderful example of how local government goes above and beyond to

remedy a difficult situation for our patrons as well as our community partners. We took a completely unexpected, devastating situation and figured out how to turn it around with the resources at hand,” said Supervisor Tom Coen, George Washington District. While work continues on the main areas, the worst areas, where debris is harder to reach, will be fenced off. The debris will be piled until it can be burned later in the year. Open burning is not permitted until after Oct. 1. Beach signage will have to be completed before access is given to Fire and Rescue for approval to be reopened. Unfortunately, PRCF reports the park is ineligible for FEMA reimbursement because the flooding was not declared a state or national emergency.

Marine donates time to help area SPCA Marine donates time to help area SPCA

Marine Corps Base Quantico recently highlighted one of its volunteers for his service on the base and in the surrounding community: Cpl. Steven Fiegura. In 2014,Corps Fiegura drill, the level of motiMarine Baseconsidered joining the Army as a means vation and pride as we Quantico recently to help pay for college. As fate competed is something highlighted one of its would have it, the Army recruiter I will never forget.” volunteers for his serwas out of the office, according to Today, Fiegura finds vice on the base and in a post base officials shared on socamaraderie among the surrounding comcial media. his fellow Marines at munity: Cpl. Steven As he turned to leave, he ran the Provost Marshal Fiegura. into Sgt. Bridges, a Marine Corps Office, Security BatIn 2014, Fiegura recruiter. It was the level of pride talion MCB Quantico. considered joining in theBridges beFiegura observed When he is not workArmy as a means to the Corps ing a Marine and in that pay led for himcollege. to choose ing, he can be found help As the Marineswould over the Army. volunteering his time fate have it, the “I was more about helping organizations Army recruiter wasnervous out to according get to Parris Island across our area. ofthetheflight office, Cpl. Steven Fiegura donates his Saturday mornings than actually through boot “I grew up caring forat to a post basegoing officials the Fredericksburg SPCA. SUBMITTED camp. ” animals,” he said. “We shared on social media. CPL. STEVEN FIEGURA While growing up in Pennsylhad dogs, cats, reptiles, As he turned to leave, “I grew caringand forferrets. animals, ” he said. vania, he always had an ainterest physi- parrots, fish,upturtles Living in he ran into Sgt. Bridges, MarineinCorps cal fitness, but it was his senior drill in- “We had dogs, cats, reptiles, parrots, fish, recruiter. It was the level of pride Fiegura the barracks makes having animals imstructor who helped improve his focus turtles and ferrets. Living in the barracks observed in Bridges being a Marine and possible.” makes having animals impossible.” and discipline. in the Corps that led him to choose the Fiegura decided to see if helping at the Fiegura decided to see if helping at the “The camaraderie we felt at the final Marines over the Army. Fredericksburg SPCAcould couldprovide providehim him drill, the level of motivation and pride as FredericksburgSPCA “I was more nervous about the flight with a small piece of home. we competed is something I will never with a small piece of home. to get to Now, Now, hehe dedicates dedicatesevery everySaturday Saturday forget. ” Parris Island than actually going through boot camp. ” morninghehehas hasavailable availabletotocaring caringfor forthe the Today, Fiegura finds camaraderie morning Whilehis growing in Pennsylvania, he cats catsand anddogs. dogs. among fellowup Marines at the Provost always hadOffi ance, interest in physical fitness, “I“Ienjoy enjoyhelping. helping.I don’t I don’tlook lookatatit itasasvolvolMarshal Security Battalion MCB but it was his seniorhedrill instructor whohe unteering. ”” unteering.I Ilook lookatatasasititisispart partofofmy myjob, job, Quantico. When is not working, helped his focus andhis discipline. said.“I“Icould couldsleep sleepininand andbebeselfish, selfish, can beimprove found volunteering time help- hehesaid. butwhy whywhen whenI Ican cangive giveback?” back?” ing organizations across “The camaraderie we our felt area. at the final but

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It’s about time for a ferry cans used the Potomac River and Like a lot of us in Northern its many by-ways as a highway Virginia, I have been a comsystem. They traded and muter for decades, and I have traveled this way for centutried all sorts of ways to get ries. So maybe in our quest to work — some more exotic to broaden the ways to work, than others. we’re missing something. I have driven by myself. Our forebears took to it That was sometimes agonizing DAVID KERR quickly enough, and over the beyond belief. I have paid the toll on the HOT lanes — seriously pricey past 300 years there have been about 100 operational ferries that crossed the but doable if the family just skips dinner Potomac on a regular basis. That numa couple of days a week. ber, by the way, doesn’t include far more I was a faithful VRE rider for years. I numerous boats and ships that made have carpooled. I have taken a bus. And I have slugged. If you’re a hardcore com- their way up and down the Potomac with goods and passengers. muter, you know that slugs are indepenSo wait, maybe there is a nugget here. dent riders. They wait in a slug line for a What about ferries to move 21st century driver to pick them in order to get in the commuters? It’s not a new idea. The old HOT lanes as a carpool, which means AB&W Bus Company, the folks who ran there is no charge. the buses in the pre-subway days, looked I once even took a helicopter. Well, at the idea. They thought it might be not really, but I came close. I was workprofitable. ing on Capitol Hill and the Marine They were going to run it farther up Corps took some Capitol Hill staffers river where the population was dense. to Quantico by helicopter to watch an But the world has changed a lot since airshow and participate in some demonthen. Millions of people now live farther strations. south. Prince William and Stafford When we were finished and it came it were backwaters in the 1960s, but today came time to helicopter back, I said my they’re major suburban centers. car was about a mile away at the QuanSo, maybe we’ve reached that crititico Station and could I just walk there and drive home. I even showed them my cal mass where demand, interest and a provider come together. reserve officer ID. But no luck, the ofThat’s what Supervisor Frank Principi ficer in charge said he had to make sure thinks. He represents the Woodbridge we were safe from one end of the trip to Magisterial District on the Prince Wilthe other, so back to D.C. by helicopter liam Board of County Supervisors. He’s I went. been working on this notion — prodIn terms of transportation, that just ding, encouraging, gathering data and about covers the gamut. But wait, one building a case — for several years. His thing is missing. I have never tried model is a fast ferry that provides regucommuting by water, and the more I larly scheduled service. Seattle, Boston, think about it the more it seems like an New York and San Francisco are good inspired idea. examples of cities where ferries are a part Centuries before European settlers of commuting. So why not our region? came to our region, the Native Ameri-

Various studies have identified a host of sites to use as ferry terminals. Two potential sites for ferry terminals on the Virginia side are at the Occoquan Harbor Marina and the Belmont Bay Marina. Boats would run between these locations and potential sites at the docks on Maine Avenue and the Navy Yard in D.C. If the ferry concept catches on, other terminals could be added to the list. Ferries, by their very nature, have some built-in advantages. Perhaps most importantly, they don’t take much infrastructure: just piers, a ferry and a ticket system. Boats aren’t cheap, but we could probably get a good price on a used one from another city, much like we did with the original VRE trains back in 1990. Also, there are a couple of other advantages to ferries. They aren’t bothered by traffic jams, they don’t have to contend with CSX for rail use and, oh yes, the river is free. Ideally the cost should be less than $10, and that would make it competitive with other forms of commuter transportation. There is one other thing that has given this idea some traction. It has consistently found support from both political parties. Former Reps. Tom Davis and Frank Wolf, both Republicans, were the ones who first commissioned an in-depth study of the idea. Admittedly the idea of a ferry system will have its skeptics, but it’s working in other cities. Given our nightmarish transportation problems, adding a brand-new way to work can only be a good thing. Come on. Let’s give it a chance. David Kerr, a former member of the Stafford County School Board, is an instructor in political science at VCU and can be reached at StaffordNews@insidenova.com.

TO THE EDITOR Wittman needs to address Stewart’s divisive agenda

Rob Wittman needs to explain his position regarding Corey Stewart and his divisive agenda. I was reading a news item about Stewart’s effect on Congressional races here in Virginia when I came across this sentence: “Rep. Rob Wittman said his schedule is so full he can’t find time to run with Stewart.” This stunned me. To refresh your memory, Mr. Stewart failed to speak against the white supremacists who marched in Charlottesville and condemned those who expressed disapproval of the march; accepted the endorsement of Save Southern Heritage, a neo-Confederate group; claims that the Civil War was not about slavery; consistently defends Virginia’s slave-owning “heritage;” believes the Confederate flag is not a symbol of racism; and compared people who want to remove confederate statues to tyrants and Nazis. Following the Charlottesville violence Rep. Wittman issued a statement that said he “despises the rhetoric and ac-

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tions of racists, white supremacists, and Nazi-ideologues are not the values of our Commonwealth or our great nation.” But instead of condemning Stewart, he claims he won’t appear with him because of schedule conflicts. You don’t mind that he is a racist and neo-confederate, you’re just too busy? Some simple questions for you Rep. Wittman…do you support Mr. Stewart’s racist agenda? Would you campaign with him if you had time? John Dileo Stafford

idea of doing away with elected school boards. This apparently has gained traction with a few members of the Board of Supervisors. This is scarey. My only comment is that taking this choice away from the people is an outand-out effort to reduce the level of democracy in Stafford. Just a small history lesson: Vladimir Putin — we all know who he is — when he started to end democracy in Russia first made all of the elected regional governors appointed. By him. They were far too bothersome.

Editor’s note: The following is a comment at InsideNoVa.com about Daniel Cortez’ column on: Trailer talk questions school board elections. I liked this piece. Mr. Cortez discussed the issue of the trailers at Hartwood and took exception to the Board of Supervisors in Stafford County trying to strongarm the issue. His bottom line point was that it was the school board’s decision. But far more important, he discussed an even more ominous threat. The

Editor’s note: The following is a comment at InsideNoVa.com about Haarvey Gold’s column on: Telephone scams are a growing problem. We need the phone companies driven by legislation of the pesky type that the current government is trying to do away with, to prevent number spoofing and we need the FTC to more aggressively pursue violators. Most spam email is correctly identified by Gmail and others, so I think Google are wining that battle.

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Crews will be working for three weeks to replace two drainage pipes along Parkway Boulevard.

Parkway Boulevard pipe replacement work begins

Drivers in the Park Ridge area of Stafford County are asked to be alert for a work zone starting Tuesday, Aug. 7, to replace two drainage pipes along Parkway Boulevard. Virginia Department of Transportation and contractor crews will be replacing two deteriorated, corrugated metal pipes under the road. Each pipe is approximately 60 inches wide and 120 feet long. One pipe is located near the intersection of Parkway Boulevard and Wellington

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Construction crews adding lanes to I-95 southbound Construction began Monday on a $132 million project to reduce driver delays by adding three new travel lanes to Interstate 95 southbound in south Stafford and Fredericksburg. Drivers along I-95 near the Rappahannock River can expect to see workers operating construction equipment and installing work-zone signs. Temporary concrete barriers will be installed along the left shoulder of I-95 northbound and southbound. Later in the month, tree clearing will begin in the I-95 median. Travel lanes will remain open during morning and afternoon rush hour. Work requiring lane closures will be performed during off-peak travel times. The project work zone begins just north of the exit

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Woman indicted for embezzling Chamber announces members $225,000 from Stafford business of latest leadership program she had been employed as a A woman was indicted bookkeeper. She was incarMonday for embezzling over cerated at Rappahannock $225,000 from a business in Regional Jail on four counts Stafford County, just months of embezzlement and four after she pleaded guilty to counts of forgery. embezzling $162,000 from a On May 31, 2018, she business in Prince William pleaded guilty to the charges County, according to Stafin Prince William County ford County Sheriff ’s Office Circuit Court, Vicinanzo said. spokesperson Amanda ViciStafford Sheriff ’s Detective nanzo. McCullough contacted Prince On Aug. 6, Debra Ann William police and learned Jones, 58, of Fredericksburg, that Jones had fraudulently was indicted by a Stafford DEBRA ANN JONES written numerous checks toCounty Grand Jury on nine counts of embezzlement, nine counts of taling $225,768.50 from Art and Sign FX. The detective spoke with the owners forgery and one count of identity theft. The owner of Art and Sign FX in south of Art and Sign FX and learned they had Stafford told deputies that Prince Wil- found numerous company checks writliam County police told him that one of ten to Jones, as well as cancelled checks his employees, Debra Ann Jones, 58, of in large amounts that had been sent to Fredericksburg, had allegedly embezzled Rankin Landscaping. During an interview, Jones told detec$225,768.50 from his company. On Oct. 4, 2017, Jones was arrested for tives she used some of the money from embezzling $162,000 from a landscap- Art and Sign FX to pay back the landscaping company in Prince William, where ing company.

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The Fredericksburg Regional Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership Fredericksburg program has announced its 2019 class for a program that runs from September 2018 through May 2019. Sessions occur throughout the Fredericksburg region and include in-depth leadership-skills development and meetings with various industry and community leaders. Each fellow will be paired with a trained mentor from the business community who will support his or her progress through the program. The participants will divide into teams to partner with an area organization on an action learning project. Each team will present concrete results a week prior to their final class. The Chamber partners with David Corderman of Academy Leadership Associates and J.R. Flatter with Flatter Inc. to plan and implement the program. Mary Washington Healthcare is the program’s 2019 title sponsor. The leadership fellows include Katie Bailey, Stafford County; Cody Blankenship, Mary Washington Healthcare; Deborah Bruehs, Atlantic Builders; Sarah Chiles, Fredericksburg SPCA; Susan Coleman, Spotsylvania Regional Medical Center; Randy Comer, Thrasher Group;

Sarah Degen, DSS, Inc.; Davy Fearon Jr., Healthy Families Rappahannock Area; Lucas Flatter, Flatter, Inc.; Jennifer Freeland, Mary Washington Healthcare; Carl Fuller, Quarles Petroleum; Eugene Hamrick, Rappahannock Electric Cooperative; Marsha Harris, CTI Real Estate; Julianne Jarrell, Jarrell Properties; Ashley Katsourakis, Courtyard by Marriott, downtown Fredericksburg; Lynne Keenan, Naval Support Activity South Potomac-Dahlgren; Cassie Kimberlin, Greater Fredericksburg Habitat for Humanity; Katherine Leimbach, Cask, LLC; Kimberly Leone, The Gemini 3 Group; Jo Ann Lohr, LifeCare Medical Transports; Sarah Maguire, Marine Corps Heritage Foundation; Shawn McGill, Lifepoint Church; Linda Millsaps, George Washington Regional Commission; JoAnn Murchison, Rappahannock Goodwill Industries, Inc.; Jason Rachanow, SimVentions; Matthew Rothe, The Way Church; Jayson Silvera, DDR Courier; Donald Smith, NSWC Federal Credit Union; Amy Woodruff, Union Bank & Trust; and Kimberly Young, The University of Mary Washington. For more, visit fredericksburgchamber. org/leadership-home and fxburgchamber.org.

STAFFORD BRIEFS BETA TAU TO HOLD BUSINESS LUNCHEON Beta Tau’s Woodbridge chapter of ESA International, a women’s service organization, will hold its monthly business meeting and luncheon Aug. 13 at noon at 22 Dayton Circle in Fredericksburg. The chapter supports local, state and national charities. For more, or to attend, call Doris Hood at 703-491-5078. VIRGINIA ABC OPENS FIFTH STAFFORD STORE Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Authority has opened its fifth store in Stafford. The new store at 50 North Stafford Complex Center, in the Walmart Neighborhood Market shopping center, celebrated a grand opening Aug. 2. “Stafford extends beyond just the I-95 corridor, and we expect this new location west of the interstate will better serve the area,” ABC chief executive Travis Hill said. “The store also provides a convenient option for purchasing spirits while the store in nearby Doc Stone Commons is temporarily closed for remodeling.” This is Virginia ABC’s 372nd store. Currently more than 92 percent of Virginia’s population lives within 10 minutes of an ABC store. The new store measures 2,800 square feet and its product selection spans 1,700 items, including 308 vodkas, 316 bourbons, 178 cordials, 165 rums and 142 tequilas.

The store employs six sales associates, two lead sales associates and a store manager. Store hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday.

WITTMAN OFFERING FELLOWSHIP Virginia Rep. Rob Wittman, R-1st District, is now accepting applications for a “wounded warrior fellow” to work out of the Stafford district office and support the office’s military and veterans-related casework. The Wounded Warrior Fellowship Program was established by the House of Representatives to employ wounded or disabled veterans within member offices. The job is open to veterans who are honorably discharged, have been released from active duty within the last five years, are at or below pay grades E-5 or O-3 and have at least a 20 percent service connected disability. Purple Heart recipients are exempt from the service-connected disability rating requirement. The paid position would last for two years. Interested veterans should submit a resume, a copy of their last DD214 issued and a letter from the VA indicating a 20 percent or greater rating to housewoundedwarriors@mail. house.gov. For more, call the Wounded Warrior Program Office at 202-226-1965 or Wittman’s office at 540-659-2734. Also visit cao.house.gov/wounded-warrior/ and usajobs.gov. — Staff report

Brief downpour cools off Stafford’s National Night Out A brief downpour and intermittent lightning interrupted the start of Stafford County’s annual National Night Out festivities Tuesday evening at Stafford Marketplace. But by 6 p.m. the storm had moved past Northern Stafford and the Target parking lot soon filled with visitors. There were plenty of vendors offering tasty treats while others distributed information on clubs, churches and organizations.

After the rain passed, Katrina Stahl, left, and her daughter Rosaleagh, 10, stopped by the Stafford County Crime Fighters’ stand for grilled hot dogs on Tuesday evening.

The Stafford County Sheriff ’s Office and the county’s fire and rescue showed off equipment for children and adults. Other events to foster sheriff ’s office and community relations were held at Carriage Hills, Celebrate by Del Webb, Vista Woods, Augustine North, Colonial Forge, Falls Run, Garrison Woods, Lake Estates, Stafford Oaks, Village at England Run, and Woodlawn. National Night Out involves 16,500 communities from all 50 states, U.S. territories, Canadian cities, and military bases. It is designed to heighten crime and drug prevention awareness, generate support for, and participation in, local anti-crime programs, and strengthen neighborhood spirit and policecommunity partnerships.

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The Rappahannock United Way is collecting new, age-appropriate supplies for newborn babies to build new-baby baskets. Participants can help local families by donating items or hosting a baby showers of their own. The goal is to provide baskets to 500 local families through a partnership with Healthy Families Rappahannock Area and other community partners. For more, visit rappahannockunitedway.org.

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Sarratt said he doesn’t think that will be a problem for this group. “Pressure often brings out the best in people and I think we as a team all want to do whatever we have to do to win,” Sarratt said. While leadership and competitiveness have always been two of his strengths, Sarratt admitted he has dialed down some of the intensity he had during his freshman year to benefit the team. “I know you can’t always react emotionally, can’t get too excited,” Sarratt said. “When I first got here, I think I tried to be too greedy, where now I might take a step backward in order to take ten steps forward. I don’t think I try to do too much anymore.” Brown agreed with Sarratt’s assessment of his development. “I think Josh lets the game come to him,” Brown said. “We don’t have to set him up [on offense]. He’s not one to tell us to give him the ball more. He’s always been intelligent in the film room. The old adage that a kid is like a coach on the field is 100 percent accurate with Josh. We have a lot of good kids at Forge, and I can honestly say that we as coaches are grateful to have kids like him.” Hugh Rist can be reached at StaffordNews@insidenova.com.

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The men’s soccer program at the University of Mary Washington has relied heavily on goalies from Stafford during the past few years. And that could be the case again this year for the Eagles, who won the Capital Athletic Conference last season and were ranked as high as No. 16 in the country. Tom Skeer will be a junior goalie this fall for UMW after playing in two games for the Eagles in 2017 as a reserve. The Stafford High School graduate was a backup last season to Mountain View graduate Matt Spencer, who started 20 games as a senior. The Eagles advanced to the Division III national tournament last year for the first time since 2001. Veteran head coach Jason Kilby said Skeer will compete for playing time this year with a sophomore and two incoming freshmen. “He is extremely engaged. He is a very dialed-in player,” Kilby said of Skeer. “He is extremely athletic. He has a very good vertical [jump], good lateral movement. What he lacks in size, he can make up for it. He is similar to Spencer. For us [as coaches], we are not going to just use the biggest guy.” “We are looking for a kid who can control the box, someone who can be consistent, and he has done that,” added Kilby,

who ready to begin his eighth season in Fredericksburg. “He will compete with two or three other goalies. I told him: ‘This is your opportunity but you have to seize that moment.’ He played this summer, which is good for him.” Skeer was a defender as a freshman and sophomore at Stafford High and then became a goalie his last two years. He had played goalie in club soccer while in high school, and played this summer for a team based in Fredericksburg. Another reserve goalie for UMW last year was Curran Smolinsky, a Stafford High graduate who played in two games and made one start. He was a senior last year for the Eagles. Kenny Kurtz, from New York, is slated to be a sophomore goalie this year for the Eagles. “We are very competitive; that is the nature of being a goalie,” Skeer said. “There is only one of us out there [at a time]. I think everyone feels confident going in [to practice]. Confidence is part of being a goalie.” The Eagles first official practice is Aug. 18 and UMW opens regular-season play at home Aug. 31 against North Carolina Wesleyan, another NCAA team last year. UMW hosts Hampden-Sydney of the ODAC on Sept. 1 and then plays the weekend of Sept. 8 at Johns Hopkins in Baltimore in a tournament.

Skeer was observant on the bench last year. “Matt and I are similar in a lot of ways,” said Skeer, a biology major. “He isn’t as gifted genetically; I am 5-foot-8 or 5-9 like him. I would watch him all of the time. He was very commanding, even though he wasn’t as tall as anyone else [as a goalie]. He got everyone organized [on defense].” Skeer saw action in goal in the second half of last spring as UMW beat Division I Longwood in a scrimmage in Fredericksburg.

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Stafford High School graduate Tom Skeer was a backup last season to Mountain View graduate Matt Spencer on the University of Mary Washington soccer team.

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The Eagles beat Christopher Newport for the Capital Athletic Conference title last year and lost at Washington & Lee in Lexington in the Division III national tournament. The goalie coach for the Eagles is Ken Manahan, a former standout at JMU in Harrisonburg. The UMW women’s soccer team begins the season Aug. 31 at Houghton in upstate New York and then plays Sept. 2 at Elmira, New York. David Driver can be reached at StaffordNews@insidenova.com.

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