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
The bad news for the Bryant & Stratton College softball team is that they're on a four-game losing streak.
By: Sonny Dearth
As a man who has taught tennis in Hampton Roads and California for about 45 years, Gary Garner knows how beneficial the sport can be.
By: Sonny Dearth
When you think of amateur wrestling in Hampton Roads, you might think of Great Bridge, Cox, the Virginia Duals or such.
By: Sonny Dearth
Mia Williams, daughter of a former NFL offensive lineman, excels in contact sports at an early age.
By: Sonny Dearth
Both Old Dominion Sun Belt champion tennis teams will face South Carolina this weekend in Raleigh, North Carolina, in a bit of fortuitous planning for the NCAA Tournament first rounds this weekend.
By: Sonny Dearth
NORFOLK — The Old Dominion men's tennis team heading to this year's NCAA Tournament is far different than the one whose season ended with a first-round
By: Sonny Dearth
After repeating their Sun Belt title with a much different cast of players, the Monarchs look to take the next step by winning an NCAA Tournament round.
By: Sonny Dearth
Josh Speight, a 2006 Gloucester High graduate, has qualified for the PGA Championship for the second consecutive year.
By: Sonny Dearth
Competing in the Big Ten is difficult for any college athlete, especially a freshman. But Great Bridge High senior golfer Trey Marrion is giving himself reason for confidence before he heads to the University of Illinois.
By: Sonny Dearth
Brent Zeller has a time-tested program of Effortless Tennis that de-emphasizes competition and emphasizes joy and concentration.
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