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Photos: Working on mad skills

Jerry McBride

Herald Photo Editor

Tuesday, Jul 21, 2026 3:44 PM MT

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Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)
Lunchtime during the Skyhawk Soccer Youth Camp at Fort Lewis College means 100 participants get to play against each other Tuesday before lessons start back up. Next week is the Skyhawk Summer Break Sports Camp that includes basketball, soccer, whiffle ball, tennis, golf, disc golf and flag football with openings still available. (Jerry McBride/Durango Herald)

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