"I also have a 3-year-old at home and a lovely wife that I need to spend more time with," MacArthur said. "Poquoson hopes to go as far as it can go this year, and have me go out with a bang!"

Crockett struck out 10 of the first 16 batters he faced and didn’t give up a hit until the sixth inning. But as the Islanders stranded seven baserunners in six scoreless innings, the Clippers’ confidence kept climbing.

The light went green and Donovan shot out front to take the lead. After lapping the field twice, Donovan came across Victory Lane winning this year's first 20-lap feature race. After crossing the finish line, Donovan was presented with the checkered flag and he took his Victory Lap all the way around the entire track (just like his Daddy does).

Donovan hails from Poquoson, Virginia and has a long blood-line of racing in his family. Donovan is the son of Danny Edwards, Jr. - Four Time Langley Speedway Late Model Track Champion. At only 7 years old, Donovan has already proven his passion for racing. Not only was this the first race of the season, this was the first race Donovan has ever competed in.

After more than 10 years, staffing-related issues moved Poquoson officials to approach the YMCA about taking over the summer camp and "Play It Forward" before and after-school programs, said Jodi King, director of Poquoson elementary programs. Both programs will still be held at Poquoson Primary School and city busing of participants will continue, King said.

Camp Discovery will provide a traditional summer day-camp experience with indoor and outdoor activities and games, arts and crafts and field trips. The before and after school program includes homework time, a kid's book club, skits, games, arts and crafts and once a week nutrition and food preparation projects, said Kim Wood, of the YMCA.

Ten summer camp sessions will run from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Before and after school activity programs will be offered beginning at 6:30 a.m. and ending at 6 p.m. starting on the first day of school.