FPYC U-9 Lions Hoops Team Repeats Championship Win

2026-10-22 2:30 PM

FPYC U-9 Lions Hoops Team Repeats Championship Win

The Fairfax Police Youth Club Boys U-9 Lions team became repeat champions March 11, winning the championship basketball game 27-22.

The Lions were U-8 Champions last year and this year and, with a challenging game, successfully defended their title by avenging their only loss of the season. They ended the season with 10 wins and one loss. Players pictured above, from left to right, are (front row) Antonio Trujillo, Davis Dolanski, Bob Case and Arman Darbar, (back row) Haroon Feda, Broderick Farr, Jack Eaton, and Coach Edwin Goyonaga. (Photo: Courtesy Edwin Goyonaga)

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