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PH-Roanoke star Rincon wins third state singles championship; teams with sister for doubles championship
Updated June 13
Ana Maria Rincon is named after former tennis professionals Anna Kournikova and Maria Sharapova.
Her parents picked the correct sport.
The Patrick Henry senior continued to be the biggest name in Virginia High School League Class 5 girls tennis on Saturday by winning her third state singles championship and teaming with her younger sister, Kathryn, to repeat as doubles champs at Huntington Park in Newport News.
An 8 a.m. start time suited Ana Maria as she dispatched Granby’s Ariana Pazos-Del Aguila for a 6-2, 6-2 victory to bring the singles trophy back to Roanoke for a third time.
The Rincon sisters teamed to claim the doubles title with a 6-2, 6-4 triumph over Pazos-Del Aguila and Granby teammate Sai Bhasin after picking up a default in the semifinals from Frank Cox’s Ava Rassool and Valentine Renault.
Ana Maria Rincon, a Wofford College signee, lost just one singles match in her four-year career at PH, falling in a 2025 state semifinal. She pocketed six overall state titles including a 2023 doubles crown with PH’s Sawyer Stephenson.
Saturday was a banner day for western Virginia girls tennis as Radford’s Lydia Pratt and Bland County’s Tinley Worley each won a singles championship and shared in a doubles title at Liberty University in Lynchburg.
Pratt scored a 6-2, 6-0 victory over Central-Woodstock’s Caroline Eye in the Class 2 singles final and teamed with Ellie Steele for a 6-4, 6-4 doubles win over Ridgeview’s Danica Sutherland and Adrienne Potter.
Worley completed a trifecta of Class 1 team, singles and doubles championships as she defeated J.I. Burton’s Ava Stough 6-2, 6-2 and joined Addison Myers to take a 6-0, 6-2 victory over Stough and Burton’s Megyn Duff.
Marion’s boys doubles team of Caden Burchett and Brady White shrugged off a first-set loss and picked up a Class 2 boys doubles championship at Liberty with a 4-6, 6-1, 1-0 (10-5) win over Bruton’s Christoph Schweitzer and Alekzandr Rivera-Guzman.
E.C. Glass junior Tovia Carothers saw a strong run at the Class 4 girls singles title come up just short in Newport News with a 6-0, 6-7, 1-0 (10-8) loss to Jamestown’s Paisley Hogue.
Western Albemarle’s brother-sister tandem of Gage Sturman and Blythe Sturman made history at the expense of several Roanoke Valley players.
Gage Sturman took the Class 3 singles title at Liberty with a 6-4, 6-0 victory over Lord Botetourt’s Ethan Steryous, while Blythe Sturman downed Cave Spring’s Roshini Sriranm 6-2, 6-3 in the Class 3 girls final.
Both Sturmans added the doubles championships. Gage Sturman teamed with William Schundler for a 6-0, 6-3 decision over Abingdon’s Luke Gibson and Blake Ketron. Blythe Sturman and Grace Zhang stopped Sriram and Cave Spring teammate Ishani Pinnamaran 6-0, 6-3 in the girls final.
Other singles championships Saturday were claimed by James Madison’s Josh Vargas (Class 6 boys), Maury’s John Felts (Class 5 boys), Charlottesville’s Sean Frank (Class 4 boys) and James Madison’s Gabriela Hernandez (Class 6 girls).
PH-Roanoke player one way away from third straight girls singles title
Updated June 12
Patrick Henry-Roanoke senior Ana Maria Rincon moved within one victory of her third VHSL Class 5 girls singles championship Friday with a 6-0, 6-2 semifinal victory over Chase London of Great Bridge High of Chesapeake at Huntington Park in Newport News.
Rincon, who won singles titles as a freshman and a sophomore, will play for the title against Ariana Pazos-Del Aguila of Granby High of Norfolk.
The Class 6, Class 5 and Class 4 doubles semifinals were postponed until Saturday because of high heat index readings in Newport News.
However, Rincon now faces the possibility of playing three matches in Saturday heat: the singles final at 8 a.m., a doubles semifinal at 11 a.m. with her sister, Kathryn Rincon, and a potential doubles final at 2 p.m.
E.C. Glass junior Tovia Carothers will play for the Class 4 girls title Saturday after posting a 6-3, 2-6 1-0 (10-8) win Friday over Atlee’s Zabrielle Vasquez. Carothers, who was the Class 4 runner-up in 2024 as a freshman, will play Jamestown’s Paisley Hogue.
Two Roanoke Valley players reached Class 3 singles finals at Liberty University in Lynchburg.
Lord Botetourt’s Ethan Steryous reached the boys final with a 6-1, 6-3 win over Tabb’s Neel Dharni, while Cave Spring’s Roshini Sriram advanced with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over York’s Sophia Kannarkat.
Opposing Steryous and Sriram on Saturday morning will be Western Albemarle’s brother-sister combination of Gage Sturman and Blythe Sturman.
Radford’s Lydia Pratt made the Class 2 girls final with a 6-3, 6-3 triumph over Bruton’s Sabrina Sukman. Bland County’s Tinley Worley, fresh off leading the Bears to the Class 1 girls team title on Thursday, moved into the singles final with a 6-2, 6-1 win over Lancaster’s McKenzie Pittman.
Pratt will play Central-Woodstock’s Caroline Eye, who outlasted Ridgeview’s Danica Sutherland in a semifinal.
Two-time Class 2 boys champion Jack Clem of Richlands advanced to the final with a win over Central-Woodstock’s Kyle McCabe.
Bland and Ridgeview girls take state tennis titles
Updated June 11
Bland High School combined its athletic programs with neighboring Rocky Gap in 1992 before the two rivals eventually consolidated as Bland County High in the 2014-15 school year.
The Bears entered the 2025-26 prep sports calendar having never won a Virginia High School League state team championship in any sport.
That changed Thursday.
Bland County made history as the Bears dispatched three-time defending champion Rappahannock High of Warsaw with a 5-1 victory in the Class 1 girls tennis final at Liberty University in Lynchburg.
In 2023, Rappahannock County won the first of its three consecutive titles.
In 2023, Bland County did not have a girls tennis team.
In 2024 when the Bears revived their program, they did not have playable home courts and were forced to play all their matches on the road and hold practices on private clay courts.
None of it mattered as Bland County survived in extreme heat to claim the big trophy for the first time.
Senior Tinley Worley, a Ferrum College volleyball signee, led the way at No. 1 singles. Seniors Addison Myers (No. 2 singles), Kendall Worley (No. 3) and Alysia Lopez (No. 4) scored victories Thursday along with freshman Laiken Wolfe (No. 6). Tinley Worley, the Region 1C champion, will play in a state singles semifinal Friday and team with Myers in the doubles competition.
Junior Annabelle Rasnake played the No. 5 position, while freshman Cohen Wright was in the lineup at No. 3 doubles.
The doubles matches were not necessary as Bland County closed out the match with the five singles victories.
Bears head coach Jonathan Romano, a former college men’s player at Emory & Henry, credited his team’s overall athleticism for the championship.
“I started teaching there … and I figured, ‘Why not try to get a tennis team up?’ ” Romano said. “I got this group of girls, mostly it was girls on the volleyball team. Girls decided to come out and play and had never touched a tennis racket in their life.”
Volleyball coaches at times have been known for being territorial about their athletes. That was no problem for Romano. His brother, Hunter, is the school’s volleyball head coach and his tennis assistant.
“It definitely did [make it easier],” he said.
Bland County finished 22-1 with the lone loss coming to Mountain Empire District rival George Wythe, one of six matches this season against the Maroons including last week’s Class 1 state semifinal.
Bland County is not without a successful tennis past.
Ashleigh Sarver was a four-time Group A singles champion from 1996-99, while her sister Grace Sarver won three Group A titles (2009-10, 2012).
Long before the two county schools joined forces, Bland High won four successive Group III boys basketball state titles from 1961-64, and Rocky Gap captured the boys basketball crown in 1965.
Bland County did not have a monopoly on tennis success stories for consolidated schools.
Ridgeview High, which opened in 2015 with the Dickenson County consolidation of Clintwood and Haysi high schools, won the Class 2 girls championship Thursday at Liberty University with a 5-2 victory over Bruton.
Clintwood High boasted a solid tennis tradition in the 1980s with VHSL Group A runner-up finishes in 1980 and ’89.
However, during the past 40-plus years, tennis at the Group A or Class 2A level in the Mountain Seven District was owned by the likes of Gate City with 10 state championships, J.J. Kelly with eight and Central-Wise with one.
The Wolfpack capped a build from the ground up with a blueprint by head coach Adam Smith, completing a 22-0 season that included a pair of triumph over Class 3 quarterfinalist Abingdon and a 5-4 quarterfinal win over Radford on June 5 at Virginia Tech.
The title was the third in school history, following a Class 2 girls basketball championship in 2016 and a Class 2 volleyball crown in 2024.
Smith, a North Carolina native and a former No. 1 men’s singles player at Emory & Henry, took over the Ridgeview program in 2018 and rolled out a lineup in 2026 that featured a mix of seniors and freshmen.
“It’s worked out,” said Smith, a former boys head coach at Abingdon. “It’s perfect chemistry. Some of the seniors have been with me since seventh grade. I started a little middle school program because I was tired of losing. Two of them stuck with me throughout and it’s really good to see them achieve the ultimate goal.”
Region 2D singles champion Danica Sutherland led the way in the No. 1 spot, and heir-apparent freshman Adrianne Potter was at No. 2. Sutherland, an E&H signee, will compete in a Class 1 singles semifinal Friday morning before teaming with Potter in a doubles semi.
Seniors Josie Hill, Scotlin Bowens and Jaeda Dingus; and freshman Kinsley Yates rounded out the top six.
Ridgeview’s depth was critical in its quarterfinal victory over Radford as the Wolfpack won at No. 3, 4 and 6 singles and No. 2 and 3 doubles.
“Number 4 was the pivotal match,” Smith said. “Scotlin lost the first set. Won the second set in dominant fashion and then won the tiebreaker, I think 10-6. I knew once we got it to 3-all I thought we had a real good shot at [No.] 2 and 3 doubles. We’ve prided ourselves on good doubles play.”
Floyd County saw its bid for a first boys state tennis title come up short as Bruton High of Williamsburg handed the Buffaloes a 5-2 setback at Liberty.
Other team champions Thursday were James Madison (Class 6 boys), Western Albemarle (Class 4 boys), Jamestown (Class 4 girls) and Maggie Walker (Class 3 girls).
The Class 5 boys, Class 6 girls and Class 5 girls team finals at Huntington Park in Newport News were suspended because of extreme heat with plans to resume Thursday evening.
Friday’s Class 6, Class 5 and Class 4 boys and girls singles semifinals in Newport News have been moved up to an 8 a.m. start with doubles now scheduled for 11 a.m.
Bland girls to play for first team championship
Updated June 9
Bland County and George Wythe played their Class 1 girls team semifinal Tuesday and the result was similar to the Region 1C championship match as the Bears took a 5-1 win over the Maroons.
Bland County will play for its first team championship Thursday at Liberty University in Lynchburg when the Bears line up against three-time defending state champion Rappahannock High of Warsaw.
The girls teams from E.C. Glass and Abingdon hit semifinal walls Tuesday with Jamestown defeating Glass 5-0 in Class 4 and Meridian scoring a 5-0 road win over Abingdon.
Floyd boys reach first state championship match in 39 years
Updated Monday, June 8
Floyd County reached its first VHSL state boys tennis championship match in 39 years on Monday, while Cave Spring’s boys and Radford’s girls suffered narrow semifinal losses.
Floyd scored a 5-3 decision over Richlands in a Class 2 at home. The Buffaloes will play 2025 state runner-up Bruton for the state title Thursday at Liberty University in Lynchburg. The final is scheduled for 11 a.m.
Floyd County’s only previous appearance in a state final was in 1987 when the Buffaloes fell 8-1 to George Mason.
Bruton is making its fifth successive trip to the state championship match. The Williamsburg team won the title in 2024. Bruton lost 5-4 to Marion in the 2025 final.
Cave Spring, which last made a boys state tennis final in 1978 at the Group AAA level, dropped a 5-4 match in a Class 3 semifinal at home to Maggie Walker Governor’s School of Richmond.
Maggie Walker won back-to-back Class 3 championships in 2023-24 along with five Group 2A/Class 2 titles between 2014-19. Maggie Walker will face the winner of Tuesday’s match between Western Albemarle and James Monroe in the Class 3 final Thursday at Liberty University.
Radford’s girls saw their bid for a 10th VHSL tennis championship end Monday at Virginia Tech with a 5-4 loss to Ridgeview High of Dickenson County.
Ridgeview will play for its first VHSL tennis title Thursday at Liberty University against Bruton, a 5-0 semifinal winner over Fort Defiance.
E.C. Glass has a Class 4 girls semifinal Tuesday at Jamestown High in Williamsburg.
Abingdon’s girls will be at home in a Class 3 semifinal against Meridian High of Falls Church.
Bland County will play at home at 9 a.m. Tuesday against George Wythe in a Class 1 girls semifinal in a rematch of the Region 1C final won by the Bears.
Scores and pairings are updated below.
BOYS TENNIS
CLASS 6
Team quarterfinals
James Madison 5, Battlefield 0
Thomas Jefferson (Alexandria) 5, Landstown 0
Langley 5, Independence 0
James Robinson 5, J.R. Tucker 2
Team semifinals
James Madison 5, Thomas Jefferson (Alexandria) 0
Langley 5, James Robinson 0
Team championship
James Madison 5, Langley 0
June 12
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles semifinals
Vedant Bhende (Western Branch) def. Thiago Mendieta (Patriot) 6-1, 6-3.
Josh Vargas (James Madison) def. Ishaan Nijasure (Thomas Jefferson-Alexandria) 6-3, 6-1.
June 13
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles championship
Vargas def. Bhende 6-2, 4-6, 1-0 (10-7).
Doubles semifinals
Thiago Mendieta and Neil Munjal (Patriot) def. Vedant Bhende and Vinir Patel (Western Branch) 4-3, ret.
Josh Vargas and Lucas Albisu (James Madison) def. Ishaan Nijasure and Jonah Treitler (Thomas Jefferson-Alexandria) 6-1, 6-3.
Doubles championship
Vargas and Albisu def. Mendieta and Munjal, 6-4, 6-2.
CLASS 5
Team quarterfinals
Frank Cox 5, Granby 0
Deep Run 5, Briar Woods 2
Ocean Lakes 5, Maury 2
Freedom (South Riding) 5, Glen Allen 4
Team semifinals
Deep Run 5, Frank Cox 1
Freedom (South Riding) 5, Ocean Lakes 0
Team championship
Freedom (South Riding) 5, Deep Run 2
June 12
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles semifinals
German Gonzalez (Frank Cox) def. Jack Swartzwelder (Midlothian) 6-3, 4-6, 1-0 (10-4)
John Felts (Maury) def. Dominick Vo (Freedom-South Riding) 6-0, 6-0.
June 13
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles championship
Felts def. Gonzalez 6-2, 6-1.
Doubles semifinals
German Gonzalez and Sam Dixon (Frank Cox) def. Andy Liu and Jack Bawa (Deep Run) 6-4, 6-7, 1-0 (10-7).
John Felts and Johnny March (Maury) def. Dominick Vo and Piyush Goswami (Freedom-South Riding) 6-3, 6-2.
Doubles championship
Felts and March def. Gonzalez and Dixon 6-2, 6-2.
CLASS 4
Team quarterfinals
Hanover 5, Lafayette 0
Charlottesville 5, Loudoun Valley 1
Jamestown 5, Atlee 2
Rock Ridge 5, Blacksburg 0
Team semifinals
Rock Ridge 5, Jamestown 0
Charlottesville 5, Hanover 0
Team championship
Rock Ridge 5, Charlottesville 1
June 12
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles semifinals
Neel Pasunuri (Broad Run) def. Zach Wright (Lafayette) 6-2, 6-2.
Sean Frank (Charlottesville) def. Judah Wang (King George) 6-1, 6-1.
June 13
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles championship
Frank def. Pasunuri 6-1, 6-2
Doubles semifinals
Akash Vangala and Christian Bhide (Rock Ridge) def. Keean Buirski and Chrishn Parikh (Jamestown), 6-3, 6-2.
Reed Marsden and Youngmin Kim (Blacksburg) def. John DiNardi and Connor Golden (Powhatan) 6-4, 7-6.
Doubles championship
Vangala and Bhide def. Marsden and Kim 7-5, 6-2.
CLASS 3
Team quarterfinals
Cave Spring 5, Spotswood 1
Maggie Walker 5, Tabb 2
Western Albemarle 5, Hidden Valley 0
James Monroe 5, York 0
Team semifinals
Maggie Walker 5, Cave Spring 4
Western Albemarle 5, James Monroe 0
Team championship
Western Albemarle 5, Maggie Walker 0
June 12
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles semifinals
Ethan Steryous (Lord Botetourt) def. Neel Dharni (Tabb) 6-1, 6-3.
Gage Sturman (Western Albemarle) def. Thomas Lapp (Meridian) 6-3, 6-1.
Doubles semifinals
Luke Gibson and Blake Ketron (Abingdon) def. Neel Dharni and Josiah Johnson (Tabb) 7-5, 4-6, 1-0 (10-8).
Gage Sturman and William Schundler (Western Albemarle) def. Jack Quinton and Griffin Van Zandt (James Monroe) 6-1, 6-0
June 13
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles championship
Sturman def. Steryous, 6-4, 6-0.
Doubles championship
Sturman and Schundler def. Gibson and Ketron 6-0, 6-3.
CLASS 2
Team quarterfinals
Floyd County 5, Marion 3
Richlands 5, Patrick County 0
Central (Woodstock) def. Poquoson, forfeit
Bruton 5, Smith Mountain Lake Christian 0
Team semifinals
Floyd County 5, Richlands 3
Bruton 5, Central (Woodstock) 0
Team championship
Bruton 5, Floyd County 2
June 12
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles semifinals
Christoph Schweitzer (Bruton) vs. Brady Sutherland (Radford) 6-2, 6-2.
Jack Clem (Richlands) def. Kyle McCabe (Central-Woodstock) 6-1, 6-2.
Doubles semifinals
Christoph Schweitzer and Alekzandr Rivera-Guzman (Bruton) def. Christian Hill and Chaitanya Gohil (Glenvar) 6-4, 6-3.
Caden Burchett and Brady White (Marion) def. Kyle McCabe and Paxton Anderson (Central-Woodstock) 6-0, 6-0.
June 13
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles championship
Schweitzer def. Clem, 3-6, 6-2, 1-0 (10-5).
Doubles championship
Burchett and White def. Schweitzer and Rivera-Guzman 4-6, 6-1, 1-0 (10-5).
GIRLS TENNIS
CLASS 6
Team quarterfinals
James Madison 5, Gainesville 0
Thomas Jefferson (Alexandria) 5, Landstown 0
Langley 5, Independence 0
West Potomac 5, Cosby 0
Team semifinals
James Madison 5, Thomas Jefferson (Alexandria) 4
Langley 5, West Potomac 0
Team championship
Langley 5, James Madison 1
June 12
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles semifinals
Shenaya Fernando (Battlefield) def. Chloe Samuels (Landstown) 6-4, 6-2.
Gabriela Hernandez (James Madison) def. Iva Stefanovska (Lake Braddock) 6-0, 6-1.
June 13
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles championship
Hernandez def. Fernando 6-2, 6-1.
Doubles semifinals
Sanjali Konduru and Veda Sankara (Independence) def. Deja Thomas and Cayley Griffith (Grassfield) 7-6, 4-6, 1-0 (10-7)
Gabriela Hernandez and Katie Hilton (James Madison) def. Karis Kim and Alice Deng (Thomas Jefferson-Alexandria) 6-2, 6-4.
Doubles championship
Hernandez and Hilton def. Konduru and Sankara 6-2, 6-1.
CLASS 5
Team quarterfinals
Frank Cox 5, Granby 1
Douglas Freeman 5, Briar Woods 2
Floyd Kellam 5, Maury 2
Riverside 5, Mills Godwin 2
Team semifinals
Riverside 5, Floyd Kellam 1
Douglas Freeman 5, Frank Cox 1
Team championship
Douglas Freeman 5, Riverside 2
June 12
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles semifinals
Ana Maria Rincon (Patrick Henry-Roanoke) def. Chase London (Great Bridge) 6-0, 6-2.
Ariana Pazos-Del Aguila (Granby) def. Jill Dang (John Champe) 6-2, 6-0.
June 13
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles championship
A.Rincon def. Pazos-Del Aguila 6-2, 6-2.
Doubles semifinals
Ana Maria Rincon and Kathryn Rincon (Patrick Henry-Roanoke) def. Ava Rassool and Valentine Renault (Frank Cox) by default
Ariana Pazos-Del Aguila and Sai Bhasin (Granby) def. Emma Lee and Mariana Tan Li (Riverside) 6-2, 6-4.
Doubles championship
A.Rincon and K.Rincon def. Pazos-Del Aguila and Bhasin 6-2, 6-4.
CLASS 4
Team quarterfinals
Atlee 5, Smithfield 1
John Handley 5, Rock Ridge 2
Jamestown 5, Hanover 0
E.C. Glass 5, Loudoun Valley 4
Team semifinals
John Handley 5, Atlee 1
Jamestown 5, E.C. Glass 0
Team championship
Jamestown 5, John Handley 0
June 12
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles semifinals
Paisley Hogue (Jamestown) def. Lexi Rotaru (Broad Run) 7-6 (7-4), 6-7 (7-2), 1-0 (10-4).
Tovia Carothers (E.C. Glass) def. Zabrielle Vasquez (Atlee) 6-3, 2-6, 1-0 (10-8).
June 13
At Huntington Park, Newport News
Singles championship
Hogue def. Carothers, 6-0, 6-7, 1-0 (10-8).
Doubles semifinals
Paisley Hogue and Mikayla Hogue (Jamestown) def. Lexi Rotaru and Amy Woo (Broad Run) 6-3, 6-1.
Zabrielle Vasquez and Marina Le (Atlee) def. Tovia Carothers and Helen Grace Sackett (E.C. Glass) 6-3, 3-6, 1-0 (10-6).
Doubles championship
P.Hogue and M.Hogue def. Vasquez and Le 6-3, 6-1.
CLASS 3
Team quarterfinals
Abingdon 5, Spotswood 2
Maggie Walker 5, Colonial Heights 0
Western Albemarle 5, Lord Botetourt 0
Meridian 5, Tabb 0
Team semifinals
Meridian 5, Abingdon 0
Maggie Walker 5, Western Albemarle 4
Team championship
Maggie Walker 5, Meridian 0
June 12
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles semifinals
Roshini Sriram (Cave Spring) def. Sophia Kannarkat (York) 6-1, 6-2.
Blythe Sturman (Western Albemarle) def. Mia Vuckovic (Meridian) 6-3, 6-4.
Doubles semifinals
Roshini Sriram and Ishani Pinnamaran (Cave Spring) def. Sophia Shin and Ella Rivera (Tabb) 6-2, 6-2.
Blythe Sturman and Grace Zhang (Western Albemarle) def. Ella Wiatt and Sunjana Finn (Maggie Walker) 6-0, 6-0.
June 13
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles championship
Sturman def. Sriram, 6-2, 6-3.
Doubles championship
Sturman and Zhang def. Sriram and Pinnamaran, 6-0, 6-3.
CLASS 2
Team quarterfinals
Radford 5, Lebanon 0
Ridgeview 5, Glenvar 0
Fort Defiance 5, Randolph-Henry 0
Bruton 5, Central (Woodstock) 3
Team semifinals
Ridgeview 5, Radford 4
Bruton 5, Fort Defiance 0
Team championship
Ridgeview 5, Bruton 2
June 12
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles semifinals
Lydia Pratt (Radford) def. Sabrina Sukman (Bruton) 6-3, 6-3.
Caroline Eye (Central-Woodstock) def. Danica Sutherland (Ridgeview), 4-6, 7-5, 1-0 (10-3).
Doubles semifinals
Lydia Pratt and Ellie Steele (Radford) def. Sabrina Sukman and Kailey Lustre (Bruton) 6-3, 6-3.
Danica Sutherland and Adrienne Potter (Ridgeview) def. Caroline Eye and Ava Kingree (Central-Woodstock), 7-6 (7-3), 7-6 (7-5).
June 13
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles championship
Pratt def. Eye, 6-2, 6-0.
Doubles championship
Pratt and Steele def. Sutherland and Potter 6-4, 6-4.
CLASS 1
Team quarterfinals
George Wythe 5, Eastside 0
Lancaster 5, Riverheads 2
Rappahannock 5, Buffalo Gap 0
Bland County 5, J.I. Burton 0
Team semifinals
Rappahannock 5, Lancaster 4
Bland County 5, George Wythe 1
Team championship
Bland County 5, Rappahannock 1
June 12
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles semifinals
Tinley Worley (Bland County) def. McKenzie Pittman (Lancaster) 6-2, 6-1
Ava Stough (J.I. Burton) def. Lacey Cox (William Campbell) 7-6 (9-7), 6-4.
Doubles semifinals
Tinley Worley and Addison Myers (Bland County) def. McKenzie Pittman and Finley Major (Lancaster) 6-2, 6-3.
Ava Stough and Megyn Duff (J.I. Burton) def. Lacey Cox and Maya Menzell (William Campbell) 6-2, 6-4.
June 13
At Liberty Univ., Lynchburg
Singles championship
Worley vs. Stough, 6-2, 6-2.
Doubles championship
Worley and Myers def. Stough and Duff 6-0, 6-2.
