Sonny Dearth is a copy editor and writer for the Daily Press and Virginian-Pilot, with a focus on local news in the Norfolk, Virginia area. His articles cover a range of topics including sports, high school events, and community news. Sonny is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging content to his readers.
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Sonny Dearth's coverage focuses mainly on local sports events in the United States, particularly in Virginia and Norfolk. He primarily covers a wide range of sports including football, NASCAR, college and high school sports, as well as golf.
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By: Sonny Dearth
COLLEGE WOMEN'S SOCCER Old Dominion rallied for a dramatic Sun Belt Tournament quarterfinal victory Monday night in Foley, Alabama, rallying past Georgia State.
By: Sonny Dearth
Brooke Edwards, Sydney Somers and Rhea Kijowski converted their PKs in the tiebreaker, and goalkeeper Emily Bredek made a diving save.
By: Sonny Dearth
The athletic Marlins have a mix of experience and youth as they look to compete in a conference with three national preseason top-25 teams.
By: Sonny Dearth
The Norview High graduate is in his fifth year and, surrounded by good depth, hopes for his second NCAA Division III championship.
Despite 27 victories and their fifth consecutive conference championship, the Christopher Newport women's basketball season ended earlier than expected amid myriad injuries.
The Captains plan to have 13 players in their rotation, said coach Bill Broderick, who has taken the Captains to the NCAA Division III Sweet 16 or beyond nine times.
By: Sonny Dearth
The Captains will play field hockey Wednesday and women’s soccer Saturday, both at home. Meanwhile, two teams of Virginia Cavaliers gained at-large berths in Division I.
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The Captains will play field hockey Wednesday and women's soccer Saturday, both at home. Meanwhile, two teams of Virginia Cavaliers gained at-large berths in Division I.
By: Sonny Dearth
Coach Megan Green will rely on former Mary Washington standout Keagan Schwab to set the tone as the Marlins seek a turnaround.
By: Sonny Dearth
The Monarchs have the final say in a closely contested rivalry game. Subscribe to continue reading this article.
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