They are things done in all types of sports by all types of people, which displays the diversity of athletically oriented people in our communities. Today's list includes accomplishments by people involved in football, motocross and field hockey.

The events for which they are being noted are a game that will be played, a performance caught by television cameras, honors bestowed for leadership of a champion and the possibility of something that will happen in the near future.

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Tina DeLauter, a resident of Cape St. Claire, is the new owner of the Anne Arundel Admirals Semi-Pro Football Team that plays in the new East Coast Football Alliance spring league. DeLauter and Shawn Perkins, who currently serves as the team's defensive coordinator, took over the team following its 2006 season.

Although the Admirals' regular season doesn't begin until March 10, they will play this coming Saturday in a Toys for Tots game against the MD Glory at Utz Field at Patterson Park in Baltimore. The exhibition game, which gets under way at 1 p.m., will include several members of the team that are products of Anne Arundel County high schools.

"I'm so excited to be able to help our community in any way I can. The Toys for Tots game is an example that makes all that goes into putting the team and the game together worthwhile," DeLauter said of the game that will distribute the donated toys to children in both Harford and Anne Arundel counties. "I feel truly blessed to be able to give something back to my community."

Some of the players on the team, led by former Meade High coach Kenny Gray, include, Joe Mann, Tommy Brown, Brandon Johnson, Forrest Kyle, Rob Adkins, Trey Evans and Mark Tyler of Broadneck; Jeff Beard, Justin Tipton and Jeff Bayne of Arundel; Isaac Land, Aaron Dixon-Proctor, Kelvin Collins, Adam Dayton and Darnell Dixon of Old Mill and Antonio Evans of Annapolis.