Falls Church’s Brits on Broad held a charity fundraiser last Friday, as part of FIRSTfriday festivities, for Help for the Children Haiti’s Project Charlier. The project seeks to bring a clinic, school building, orphanage, and needed infrastructure to the Charlier community, which has 100 percent unemployment and is dominated by subsistence living dependent upon local native food sources of fish and fruits. Brits on Broad collected $1,000 for the charitable cause. (Photo: Courtesy Shaun van Steyn)

“No One Wants to Play Us”: George Mason Picked Fourth in A-10 Preseason Poll
Picked fourth in the A-10 preseason poll and done waiting their turn. Tony Skinn and Brayden O’Connor talk about Baraka Okojie’s return, Villanova, a 76-team NCAA field, and why Mason still believes it got robbed of March. “No one wants to play us,” Skinn says. “I’ll play anybody in America.”




