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Sonny Dearth is a native of Newport News and has worked at the Daily Press since 1989. He grew up in the Richmond area, has played tennis since age 8 (including four years at JMU) and has been a part of the Virginia tennis scene for decades.
The Falcons' boys overcome Hickory, while the Cavaliers' girls defeat Beach District rival Cox. Meanwhile, a Tabb brother and sister each take Class 3 Region A singles titles,
The Old Dominion women and men will play on North Carolina's courts against foes in neutral-site matches this weekend, and the William & Mary women will play against the sixth-seeded Blue Devils on Duke's courts.
This week’s notable players in the minors include P.J. Higgins and Chase Pinder, who are posting numbers worthy of attention from the parent Diamondbacks and Cardinals, respectively.
Macie Rasmussen, 13, of Chesapeake and Ada Inderlied, 11, of Virginia Beach, qualified for the national Drive, Chip & Putt competition at the Masters venue in Georgia.
Having played for the Minnesota Twins for five years, the 30-year-old is making a bid to earn a spot with defending National League champion Philadelphia.
Reigning state Class 5 boys singles champion Harrison Lee of Princess Anne and Class 4 girls champ Kayla Kennedy of Great Bridge are among the area's best players as a new season begins.