4.5 acres dedicated to dogs and dog feces (all for the enjoyment of dog owners across metro Atlanta including Alpharetta, Roswell, Vinings, Sandy Springs, Chamblee, Doraville, etc.) yet ZERO acres of soccer, lacrosse, swimming, softball, volleyball, etc).  Yes, we are the Smart City.  Our new motto could be "Dogs first, Children LAST".  Or maybe, "Dunwoody: We have a garden and a dog park.  Let the kids play Nintendo indoors so our elderly residents can read the newspaper in peace".

Any way, big night for swim meets.  First up Redfield hosted Kingsley.  A nice meet, over at 9 PM.  Redfield wins 440-356.  The Redfield Sun Devils celebrated by swarming Village Burger and consuming French fries and custard.  The Kingsley team did well, and topped off their evening with team members going to Yogli Mogli. Redfield has a big meet next week against The Branches.  Lots of pasta at the concession stand so bring your dollars.

Dunwoody North had a tight meet with Village Mill.  Village Mill had the better second half and pulled out the victory. Will the Village Mill victory be enough to break them into our Top Five?  Village Mill beat Fountainebleu last week.  Next week the Strawberry Fest kids host Brittany Club.  Dunwoody North finishes up next week with Fountainebleu and should end the season with a victory. It will take a convincing win for Dunwoody North to claw back into our Top Five rankings.

Top ranked Vermack defeated Roxboro tonight in another quick meet.  The Vermack staff was stacking chairs by 8:30 and on the couch for a rerun of Swamp People (9 PM, History Channel).  The Vermack DJ took it to the next level tonight, according to sources.  He was featured in DJ Mag last month, ranked #47 in the USA, to no one's surprise. "He pumps out the beats.  145 beats per minute, or it doesn't get played", commented a 9 year-old, fresh out of the pool after winning the IM. One parent reportedly asked DJ Vermack to stop playing 'Outta My Head', but no chance.  His reply?  "Eat My Bubbles!" DJ Vermack plays the beats at Opera on Friday nights and controls the audio at the Chamblee Dunwoody Road Publix on Sunday mornings.
 


Mill Glen took care of Huntcliff on Week 4.  No horse rides for the Mill Glen swimmers.  It was all business.  The Mill Glen swimmers' warm-up was a swim across the Chattahoochee River to Azalea Drive, and back.  A risky move, but it worked out for Mill Glen.  A shortage of bug spray caused a bit of a panic among Mill Glen moms, but the six lane pool makes up for a few mosquito bites.  Mill Glen faces Zaban next week, and a big victory may garner enough votes to topple Vermack in the Dunwoody rankings.Mill Glen 521 - Huntcliff 272.

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