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MANASSAS, Va. (Sept. 17, 2025) Charles J. Colgan High School Sharks girls flag football team defeated Battlefield High School Bobcats 24-6 Wednesday in the second game of a doubleheader, following an earlier 32-0 win over Osbourn Park High School. Colgan built an early lead and maintained control throughout the match. The Sharks are now 3-0 on the season following a victory over Patriot High School on Monday. This season marks the inaugural year for girls flag football in Prince William County, with 12 of 13 high schools fielding teams. The league is sponsored by the Washington Commanders and supported by local schools to provide new athletic opportunities for young women. Photo by Damon J. Moritz
MANASSAS, Va. (Sept. 17, 2025) Charles J. Colgan High School Sharks girls flag football team defeated Osbourn Park High School Yellowjackets 32-0 Wednesday in the first game of a doubleheader, followed by a 24-6 victory over Battlefield High School. Colgan built an early lead and maintained control throughout the match. The Sharks are now 3-0 on the season following a win over Patriot High School on Monday. Prince William County’s inaugural girls flag football league includes 12 of 13 schools, is sponsored by the Washington Commanders, and provides new opportunities for young women to compete and develop skills in this emerging club sport. Photo by Damon J. Moritz
MANASSAS, Va. (Sept. 17, 2025) Charles J. Colgan High School Sharks girls flag football team defeated Osbourn Park High School Yellowjackets 32-0 Wednesday in the first game of a doubleheader, followed by a 24-6 victory over Battlefield High School. Colgan built an early lead and maintained control throughout the match. The Sharks are now 3-0 on the season following a win over Patriot High School on Monday. Prince William County’s inaugural girls flag football league includes 12 of 13 schools, is sponsored by the Washington Commanders, and provides new opportunities for young women to compete and develop skills in this emerging club sport. Photo by Damon J. Moritz
MANASSAS, Va. (Sept. 17, 2025) Charles J. Colgan High School Sharks girls flag football team defeated Osbourn Park High School Yellowjackets 32-0 Wednesday in the first game of a doubleheader, followed by a 24-6 victory over Battlefield High School. Colgan built an early lead and maintained control throughout the match. The Sharks are now 3-0 on the season following a win over Patriot High School on Monday. Prince William County’s inaugural girls flag football league includes 12 of 13 schools, is sponsored by the Washington Commanders, and provides new opportunities for young women to compete and develop skills in this emerging club sport. Photo by Damon J. Moritz
MANASSAS, Va. (Sept. 17, 2025) Charles J. Colgan High School Sharks girls flag football team defeated Battlefield High School Bobcats 24-6 Wednesday in the second game of a doubleheader, following an earlier 32-0 win over Osbourn Park High School. Colgan built an early lead and maintained control throughout the match. The Sharks are now 3-0 on the season following a victory over Patriot High School on Monday. This season marks the inaugural year for girls flag football in Prince William County, with 12 of 13 high schools fielding teams. The league is sponsored by the Washington Commanders and supported by local schools to provide new athletic opportunities for young women. Photo by Damon J. Moritz
MANASSAS, Va. (Sept. 17, 2025) Charles J. Colgan High School Sharks girls flag football team defeated Battlefield High School Bobcats 24-6 Wednesday in the second game of a doubleheader, following an earlier 32-0 win over Osbourn Park High School. Colgan built an early lead and maintained control throughout the match. The Sharks are now 3-0 on the season following a victory over Patriot High School on Monday. This season marks the inaugural year for girls flag football in Prince William County, with 12 of 13 high schools fielding teams. The league is sponsored by the Washington Commanders and supported by local schools to provide new athletic opportunities for young women. Photo by Damon J. Moritz
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MANASSAS, Va. (Sept. 17, 2025) Charles J. Colgan High School Sharks girls flag football team defeated Osbourn Park High School Yellowjackets 32-0 Wednesday in the first game of a doubleheader, followed by a 24-6 victory over Battlefield High School. Colgan built an early lead and maintained control throughout the match. The Sharks are now 3-0 on the season following a win over Patriot High School on Monday. Prince William County’s inaugural girls flag football league includes 12 of 13 schools, is sponsored by the Washington Commanders, and provides new opportunities for young women to compete and develop skills in this emerging club sport. Photo by Damon J. Moritz
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MANASSAS, Va. (Sept. 17, 2025) Charles J. Colgan High School Sharks girls flag football team defeated Battlefield High School Bobcats 24-6 Wednesday in the second game of a doubleheader, following an earlier 32-0 win over Osbourn Park High School. Colgan built an early lead and maintained control throughout the match. The Sharks are now 3-0 on the season following a victory over Patriot High School on Monday. This season marks the inaugural year for girls flag football in Prince William County, with 12 of 13 high schools fielding teams. The league is sponsored by the Washington Commanders and supported by local schools to provide new athletic opportunities for young women. Photo by Damon J. Moritz
In December 2023, an important visit was made to the STEVTA Headquarters to meet with Managing
Director STEVTA, Mr. Munawar Hussain Mithani, to discuss the future direction of technical and
vocational education in Sindh. The meeting focused on building meaningful collaborations that can uplift
skill development, modernize training programs, and create stronger pathways for youth to enter the
industrial and technical workforce.
A key part of the discussion centered around the role of Shaan Technologies Pvt. Ltd., a leading
electronics manufacturing company, and how its involvement along with support from Shaan Institute
of Emerging Technologies and the Lodhie Foundation can help enhance the overall quality of technical
education. Topics included upgrading labs, introducing industry-grade tools and equipment,
strengthening faculty training, and creating advanced modules aligned with current market needs. The
importance of connecting technical institutes with real industrial environments was strongly emphasized.
The visit showcased a shared commitment to making technical education more impactful, industry driven,
and accessible for students. With full support from Pervaiz Lodhie, the collaboration aims to
bridge the gap between industry and education, prepare students with practical, job-ready skills, and
empower them to contribute meaningfully to Pakistan economic and technological advancement.
Palms Australia recently opened a Fair Trading coffee store on Glebe Point Road.
These are the photos from the Golden Jubilee, at the Catholic Club, Sydney
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