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And at Freedom High School the visiting Briar Woods boys lacrosse won but the real winners were the children of late Freedom boys lacrosse coach Eric Olsen as the night netted $3,000+ towards their scholarship fund.
And a big update from Heritage boys lacrosse ... go Choppy go!
Here is the scoop on action from Wednesday and Thursday ...
Thursday, April 22
Baseball
Loudoun Valley 6, Potomac Falls 4
The Skinny: After building a 6-run lead, the Vikings hold on to secure the victory over the Panthers at Fireman Field. Carl Larsen held the Panther bats in check through the first 6 innings only surrendering 2 hits before the Panthers scored 4 runs in the 7th. With runners at the corners and Ryan Miller at the plate, the Vikings called upon Tommy Keefer and the Junior hurler responded by striking out Miller to end the game.
The Vikings scored the first 2 runs of the game in the 2nd inning on doubles by Beattie Southerland and JJ Sarty. They added 2 more in the 3rd on a long homerun to centerfield by Alex Owens and an RBI single by Southerland. Staked to a 4-0 lead, Larsen was cruising through the Panther lineup only surrendering two singles in 6 innings. The Vikings built their lead to 6 on a homerun to center by Danel Fleming and a sacrifice fly by Peter Evans.
In the top of the 7th, Potomac Falls finally came alive with singles by Michael Lascomb, Jackson Rogers, Colin Deely, Tyler Caldwell and Steven Fisher to plate 4 runs and end the night for Larsen. With runners on 1st and 3rd, Keefer came into the game and struck out Miller on three fastballs.
The loss drops the Panthers to 10-2, however they remain undefeated in the Dulles District and will play Freedom on Friday night at Panther Park.
A super thanks to the "Phantom Panther Pfan" who supplies these reports after each game. If you are a parent and a would-be Paul Tenorio (RIP Loudoun WashPost sports coverage!) feel free to supply us with your reports. We can use your real name or you can assume your superhero identity (costume sold separately).
Notre Dame 1, Seton 0 (8 innings)
The Skinny: On a windy late afternoon Thursday, April 22, one humdinger of a high school baseball game was played in Manassas between Seton and visiting Notre Dame Academy. A baseball purist’s dream come true was played out with exceptional pitching and awesome and exciting defense being the highlights of this 1-0 extra inning contest. Notre Dame’s starting pitcher, Kendall Ulmer tossed an 8 inning, 3-hit shutout. Although Ulmer rolled up 10 Ks and walked none, which would normally assure a win, he was matched by his left-handed opponent from Seton through 7 of those 8 innings. Ulmer also contributed three hits, including two doubles and scored the game winning run in the top of the 8th.
Boys Lacrosse
Battlefield 9, Heritage 6
The Skinny: So, like, you know Coach Choppy is one of our favorites! Not only did we get an update from last night but a full season "Skinny" ... thanks Choppy! This will catch up lax fans with the Pride in 2010 -
2-6 Overall 1-2 in the Cedar Run District (5 District Games left)
Round Robin (Everybody plays everybody twice- each game counts in the district standings)
Season to this point
L Freedom (7-9)
- Hat Trick Jaegar Carlyle (Carlin missed the game due to injury)
W George Mason (7-6)
- Three player with two goals a piece (Carlyle, Blair Strejeck, Chuck Carlin)
L Loudoun County (10-11 OT) Coach Wilburn gets his first win against Choppy
- 6 Goals for Chuck Carlin
L Dominion (4-9)
Jaegar Carlyle (2 goals)
L Valley (3-10)
L Stone Bridge (9-17)
-Maltz Bros. and Giroux (5 Goals Each for the Bulldogs)
- Kyle Flinton (Hat Trick)
W Stonewall Jackson (12-11) Double OT
- backup first year Goalie Chris Opie goes the distance for the Pride
- Hat Trick (Drew Burkhard), Four Goals (Chuck Carlin) 4 Pride with 2 assists each
L Battlefield (6-9)
- Chuck Carlin scores from his backside in the loss (2G), Flinton (2G) Carlyle missed game with a concussion
**Remaining Games**
4/23 Freedom (from 4/5- refs took an extra spring break day)
4/26 Osbourn
4/29 At Valley
4/30 At Osbourn (to continue game fromm 4/8... tie 3-3 in the 2nd quarter)
5/6 Stonewall Jackson
5/10 At Battlefield
5/17 Playoffs (top four in district)
Briar Woods 17, Freedom 7
The Skinny: Our "Falcon Fanatic" writes that the BIG number Thursday was 17 - 17 points as well as 17 yellow flags on the field. Pretty sure that Coach Sheetz and Lipson liked the first 17 ... not so much that second 17. The Freedom Eagles got on the board first on Eric Olsen Night, but it was all FALCONS after that.
The Falcons spread the scoring around tonight:
Senior Alex Frantz - 6 goals, pretty good night, even better when you find out he ONLY took 7 shots .. talk about accuracy.
Other FALCONS scoring tonight were:
Senior Middie - Andy Luhmann 3 goals and 2 assists
Senior Attack - Jimmy O'Neill 3 goals and 2 assists
Justin Little - 2 goals and 2 assists
Justin Proctor, Kevin Cuellar and Casey Vogeley each had one goal. Casey also was credited with an assist.
Freedom Eagles scoring summary:
Will Walter - 4 goals
Victor Farrell - 3 goals
Next up for the Briar Woods Falcons a Monday night rematch with Potomac Falls and then they travel to Oakton to take on the COUGARS on Tuesday night.
George Mason 7, Loudoun County 5
The Skinny: The Mustangs remain undefeated in the Dulles Disrict (yes, Virginia, Single ! George Mason plays in the Dulles in lacrosse and swimming).
Broad Run 21, Park View 1
The Skinny: Spartans led 10-0 after the first and 15-0 at the half. BR got three goals and one assist from the defense in this win.
Broad Run Player Stats
Ryan Madigan #9 - Attack (Jr): 9 shots, 2 goals, 7 assists, 1 GB
Andy Londos #22 - Attack (Sr): 9 shots, 4 goals, 2 assists, 1 GB
Jack Sistare #10 - Attack (Soph): 2 shots, 1 goal, 2 GBs, 1 FO Wins out of 2 Attempts
Chris Ford #7 - Attack (Sr): 4 shots, 1 goal, 3 assists
Ashtin Sack #2 - Attack (Sr): 3 shots, 1 goal, 1 assist, 1 GB
Nick Khouri #11 - Middie (Sr): 5 shots, 2 goals
Joey Quigg #19 - Middie (Sr): 1 assist
Pat McCarroll #23 - Middie (Jr): 1 shots, 1 GB, 3 FO Wins out of 4 Attempts
Anthony Olimpio #6 - Middie (Soph): 2 shots, 1 goals, 1 FO Win out of 2 Attempts
Brendan Maya #12 - Middie (Sr): 1 shot, 1 goal, 2 GBs
Tyler Daley #26 -Middie (Jr ): 1 shot, 1 goal, 1 assist, 3 FO Wins out of 4 Attempts
Daniel Butcher #32 - Middie (Soph): 3 shots, 2 goals, 4 FO Wins out of 5 Attempts
Cory Herndon #15 -Middie (Jr): 1 shot, 1 goal, 1 GB, 1 FO Wins out of 5 Attempts
Garrett Howard #20 - Middie (Jr): 1 shot, 1 goal, 1 GB
Justin Nelson #28 - LS Middie (Sr): 1 GB
Mike Mabry #5 - Defense (Jr): 1 assist, 1 GB
Zach Clemens #21 - Defense (Sr): 1 shot, 1 goal
Tyler Johnson #35 - Defense (Sr): 1 shot, 1 goal
Kevin Hayes #29 - Defense (Jr): 1 shot, 4 GBs, 1 FO Win out of 3 Attempts
Matt Orr #33-Defense (Jr): 1 shot, 1 GB
Austin Tigmo #31 - Defense (Jr): 2 shots, 2 GBs
Ryan Ferguson #14 - Defense (Jr): 1 shot, 1 goal, 3 GBs
Dominion 11, Potomac Falls 5
The Skinny: The Panthers led early, scoring the first two goals but after Dominion shook off the jitters caused by that long bus ride two miles down Algonkian Parkway, they got going both defensively and offensively, holding Potomac Falls to a single goal in each of the succeeding periods. The Titans scored 4 in the second to hold a 4-3 edge at the half, put in 3 in the third and four more in the fourth, for the 11- 5 victory.
Titans -
Kyle Hall 1 goal 1 assist
Stephen Tarrant 1 goal 1 assist
Sean Cooper 2 goals 2 assists
Bret Bushman 1 goal
Nick Brendes 3 goals 1 assist
Thomas Dewar 2 goals 1 assist
Nick Kirschke 1 goal
Andrew Fawkes 16 saves
Panthers -
Eric Kraft 2 goals
Adam Steffen 1 goal 1 assist
Brett Johnson 1 goal 1 assist
Grant Sweeney 1 goal
Patriac Dugan 1 assist
Ted Wieland 1 assist
Loudoun Valley 12, Stonewall Jackson 4
The Skinny: Vikings, now ranked by the Washington Post! They beat Stonewall in Cedar Run contest:
Scoring for Valley
Will Taylor 1G
Denis Radcliffe 1G 2A
Will Geise 1G 1A
Dylan Zook 2G 1A
Chris Rabung 1G 1A
Brandon Bnce 2G
Gavin Sullivan 2A
Garrett Sullivan 1G
Al Back 1G
Goalie Alex Sharrer 6 saves
Girls Lacrosse
Broad Run 24, Park View 3
The Skinny: Spartans remain in pack one game behind leader George Mason in Dulles District.
The Spartans scoring
Erika Magnuson, 1goal
Kim Buckman, 2 goals
Heidi Smith, 2 goals
Kailey Phillips, 1 assist, 7 goals
Taylor Forman, 1 assist, 2 goals
Mary Durham, 2 goals
Rachel Duff, 2 goals
Julia Roberto, 1 assist, 4 goals
Lindsay Weaver, 1 goal
Nina Dunay, 2 assist, 1 goal
BR Goalies
Nicolle Bradford 1 save
Francesca Beller 1 save
For Park View:
Loan Nguyen 2 goals 4 gbc
Ruth Quan 1 goal
Amanda Ridings 1 assist
Amanda Greenwood 9 saves
Battlefield 23, Heritage 7
The Skinny: Little known fact is that "B" side to Pat Benatar's "Love is a Battlefield" hit in the 1980s was "Lacrosse is a Battlefield" ... look it up.
Loudoun Valley 18, Stonewall Jackson 0
The Skinny: Valley goals by:
Andrea Mustacchio 3
Sarah Furr 2
Caitlin Khosla 2
Keira Hornyak 2
Sohie Swan 2
Morgan Becker 1
Shannon Harkey 1
Annie Grotophorst 1
Michelle Devenoge 1
Victoria Molchan 1
Megan Daeschner 1
Caitlin McGinn 1
Assists Made by:
Shannon Harkey 4
Sarah Furr 3
Morgan Becker 2
Michelle Zakrzewski 2
Ellen Fuller 1
Megan Daeschner 1
Annie Grotophorst 1
Victoria Molchan 1
Sally Ontiveros 1
Saves:
Kelsey Luck 1
Erin O’Donnell 1
George Mason at Loudoun County PPD (moved to 4.26)
The Skinny: This is a tough week for the Raiders program as one of their players fathers passed away from cancer. Our thoughts are with the Loudoun County High School family.
Dominion 19, Potomac Falls 9
The Skinny: We expect something shortly from our "Dominion Dad" that reports.
Briar Woods 14, Freedom 12
The Skinny: Looks like a heckuva game ... anybody with anything to report ... love to print it!
Boys Soccer
Stone Bridge 3, Fairfax 0
The Skinny: The region's No. 1 ranked team just keeps rolling as the undefeated Bulldogs have now out-scored opponents, 22-3, this season. Senior back Abdul Shaban had a big night for the Bulldogs scoring two goals, one on a penalty kick and one off a rebound from a set piece, then assisting on the third goal off a corner kick which was scored by sophomore midfielder Michael Morningstar. The team recorded the team's fifth shutout in a row with Nick Lowrey, Nickolas Robles and Zach Kline all seeing time in goal. With the win the Bulldogs move to 7-0 on the season and 4-0 in Liberty District play. The team returns to action again next Tuesday night at 7 p.m. when they play host to Loudoun Valley. That is followed by an away game on Wednesday night against Broad Run HS which will be part of a doubleheader game along with the girls varsity.
Girls Soccer
Stone Bridge 5, Fairfax 0
The Skinny: Don't look now but senior Mikey Herndon's freshman sister, Ashley, has passed him in scoring this season as these two talented soccer players help the boys and girls to Top 10 WashPost rankings. Ashley Herndon scored the only goal in the first half off a pass from Murielle Tiernan. Herndon and Tiernan both scored in the first minute of the second half with Imani Ervins getting an assist. Three minutes later Herndon scored her final goal of the night for a hat trick with Jennifer Skogerboe earning the assist. Skogerboe scored the Bulldogs fifth goal in the 52nd minute of the game with a pass from Tiernan. The Stone Bridge defense earned its 4th shutout of the season. The Bulldogs play again next Tuesday at Loudoun Valley.
Goals: Ashley Herndon (3), Murielle Tiernan, Jennifer Skogerboe
Assists: Tiernan (2), Skogerboe, Imani Ervins
Game winning goal: Herndon
Saves: Julia Harmison-6
Boys Tennis
Briar Woods 7, Dominion 2
The Skinny: No report
Loudoun County 6, Park View 3
The Skinny: The Raiders Boys tennis team won their first Dulles District team match of the season over the visiting Park View Patriots. This has been a rebuilding season for the Raiders, with many players getting match experience for the first time. The hard work and dedicated play paid off, with a very balanced 6-3 team victory. Senior #1 Chris Czupak started the afternoon with an 8-4 win over Park View’s Alec Chen. The match was controlled by a powerful service game combined with finesse net play. Chris led 40-0 in the deciding game and aced Alec for the win. Freshman Seth Latka continues to show match toughness and added another Dulles win to his record by defeating Park View senior Robert Rada 8-4. In the “first first” of the evening, junior A.J. Neuharth-Keusch moved up to the #4 slot and won the first varsity singles match of his career by a nail biting 8-6 score over the Patriots Ateeb Amir. The match went back and forth. With Ateeb on serve and trailing 6-7. A.J. sensed the moment and raised his play to break Ateeb for the match victory. In another first, Raider senior Trevor Barnard won his first varsity singles match over Park View’s K. Ngo by an 8-6 score. Trevor was the final Raider on the court in singles play, with the Raiders leading 3 matches to 2. By winning the match, Trevor set the Raiders up only needing 1 doubles match to claim the team victory. This win was not only a great accomplishment for Trevor, but also a huge momentum win for the team.
The Raiders entered doubles play, needing one win to secure the victory. Senior Darius Saedi teamed with freshman Andrew Flynn to close out the team victory with convincing 8-4 victory over the Patriots. The icing on the cake was a big team victory, but also a memory for Andrew who celebrated his birthday the same day. As dusk set on the courts, Trevor Barnard picked up his second win of the afternoon, teaming with senior Daniel Seifert for a victory at the #2 doubles slot.
Next up for the Raiders is a home match against the Dominion Titans next Thursday, April 29th.
Match Scores (Raiders vs. Patriots):
Singles:
#1 Chris Czupak vs. Alec Chen (W – 8-4)
#2 Greg D’Alessio vs. Rayou Chuon (L – 5-8)
#3 Seth Latka vs. Robert Rada (W – 8-4)
#4 A.J. Neuharth-Keusch vs. Ateeb Amir (W – 8-6)
#5 Daniel Seifert vs. Jake Wilton (L – 6-8)
#6 Trevor Barnard vs. K. Ngo (W – 8-6)
Doubles:
#1 Czupak/D’Alessio vs. Chuon/Wilton (L – 6-8)
#2 Seifert/Barnard vs. Rada/Shamal Lord (W – 9-7)
#3 Darius Saedi/Andrew Flynn vs. Chen/Ngo (W - 8-4)
Potomac Falls at Broad Run
The Skinny: We usually get something from PFalls ... tune back.
Girls Tennis
Stone Bridge 5, Madison 4
The Bulldogs are having their best season in years ... must be my next-door neighbor Abby Tunney (Shout out!). Stone Bridge won their match versus Madison High School today at home with an overall score of 5-4. The number one doubles team of Kiva Hack and Claire Jarvie came back from a 3-6 deficit to win 9-7 and secure the 3rd consecutive district victory for the Bulldogs. The girls are now 4-6 in the district. Their next match is Friday, April 23rd at Fairfax. Their last home game is Monday April 26th vs. Langley.
StoneBridge vs. Madison Thursday- April 22,2010
Singles:
StoneBridge Madison
1. Kiva Hack v. Rachel Carter 4-8
2. Coryn Cocozza v. Emily Doran 8-2
3. Claire Jarvie v. Jordan Hannah 8-5
4. Abby Tunney v. Stephanie Chung 9-8
5. Ashley Beamish v. Rachel Passmore 9-8
6. Christina Mannino v. Emily Nesbitt 3-8
Doubles:
Stone Bridge Madison
1. K.Hack/C.Jarvie v. Carter/Hannah 9-7
2. C.Cocozza/A.Tunney v. Doran/Chung 8-9 (9-11)
3. A.Beamish/C. Mannino v. Nesbitt/Sam Shrestha 2-8
Overall
Match #1- Stone Bridge:5 Madison: 4
Stone Bridge Overall District Record: 4-6
Dominion 8, Briar Woods 1
The Skinny: In tennis that sometimes call zero ... love ... just saying.
Loudoun County at Park View
The Skinny: We think the Raiders are really, really good ... but we gotta see the scores to be sure!
Broad Run at Potomac Falls
The Skinny: You see, if you go by Tennis Dan, then you should report your scores. Come on Coach McNeil!
Wednesday, April 21
Baseball
Briar Woods at Liberty PPD (make-up 5.17)
Loudoun County 10, Dominion 3
The Skinny: Hey Mark Campbell is going to put us out of business! Seriously, look at this great report he did on this game:
Despite the fog being on the side of the hosts, the Raiders turned their 12 hits into 10 runs as County ups their record to 5-7 with a 10-3 victory over Dominion.
The Raiders jumped out to a 2-0 lead in the first as Kris Pratt scored Matt Cunningham on an RBI single and a Nick Fischer RBI single plated Tyler Saleck.
The Titans jumped right back in their half getting 2 runs off starter Pratt, but Pratt worked out of the inning getting a bases-loaded ground ball to Henry Massey at short who tossed to third.
The Raiders took advantage of a leadoff double by Kelly Drews who was moved to third on an Austin Campbell groundout to second. Cunningham reached safely on a fielders choice and Massey beats out a groundball to short whose errant throw allows Drews to score from third. Saleck, on his second straight single gets the RBI scoring Cunningham and moving over Massey who then scored on a past ball putting the Raiders up 5-2. Pratt retired Dominion in order in their half of the second.
The Raiders were held scoreless in the third being robbed as a Campbell line drive to second doubled up JJ Levan who was in running for Fischer who had reached on an error.
Pratt again worked out of trouble in the third with two men on as he beared down getting a strike out to end the inning.
County was held scoreless again in the 4th, again being stopped by a double-play following back-to-back singles by Cunningham and Massey.
Dominion picked up one in the bottom, and again, Pratt gets a timely strikeout to end the inning.
The Raiders picked up another two runs in the 5th with Nick Fischer (who reached base safely in all four at bats) hard ground ball to the third baseman who was unable to make the play. Matt Slack then ripped an RBI double to the fence scoring Aaron Orrison from first who was in running for Fischer. Campbell picked up an RBI scoring Slack. Following a Drews single (his third hit of the game) Levan ripped a line drive, which was sure to be another RBI, but it was stabbed by the first baseman to end the inning with the Raiders up 7-3.
Again Pratt got a key strikeout to end the inning with runners on second and third holding the Titans scoreless.
Three up - three down for the Raiders in the 6th, but they were not to be denied in the 7th. A Colin Dillon leadoff walk followed by a Fischer HBP set up a second RBI two-bagger for Slack scoring Dillon and Orrison running for Fischer. Slack later scored on a wild pitch to end the scoring for the Raiders 10-3.
Dominion threatened again in the 6th with a 2-out foggy double that Slack couldn't locate in centerfield, but a nifty pickoff at second by Pratt ended the inning.
In the bottom of the 7th following a leadoff single, Pratt got a K for the first out. Then Dominion hit a monster fly ball to deep left field that Ryan Wigfield pulled in at the warning track for the second out. Pratt got his seventh strikout of the night to end the game.
The Raider will return to their home field for another District game Friday against Broad Run at 6 p.m.
Softball
Briar Woods at Liberty PPD (make-up 5.17)
Loudoun County 7, Dominion 4
The Skinny: The Loudoun County Lady Raiders ended a 4-game skid with a 7-4 win over the Dominion Titans. The Raiders evened their record at 5-5 (2-2 district) with a solid effort both offensively and defensively. Katelyn Packard led the way going 2-2, with 2 walks, 2 runs and 2 Rbis. Kiley Jacobus was 2-5 including a double while scoring 2 runs. Katie Graff went 2-3 and had a Rbi, Kelley Duerbeck went 1-3, scored 2, and also had a Rbi. Alex Petruzzo was a solid 2-4 and scored the other Raider run. In the circle Allyson Kuhn went all 7 for the Raiders while giving up just 6 hits in picking up the win. The Raiders are off until Friday April 23 when they take on defending State Champion Broad Run at home with a 6 PM start.
Boys Soccer
Loudoun County 3, Dominion 1
The Skinny: We have to say that the guy reporting these great results is so high up, that we can't even mention his name for fear he would take away our cool-looking VivaLoudoun "foxy" media badge ... So the Raiders get two goals from Francisco Ventura and another from Kevin "Popeye" Doyle. With 10 goals in eight games, Doyle is making a serious run at first teamm All-District honors! (Plus we know him and his family ... good people as they say back home). Dominion's goal came from Joshua Jimenez.
Girls Soccer
Loudoun County 2, Dominion 1
The Skinny: Raider goals by Morgan Maultsby (1st half) and Sarah Olivero (2nd half) off of a corner kick, assisted by Leslie Lyford
Loudoun Valley 5, Stonewall Jackson 0
Boys Lacrosse
Stone Bridge at Chantilly PPD
Girls Lacrosse
Loudoun Valley 12, Westfield 7
The Skinny: These Vikes are good ... and ranked in the Top 10 in region!
Stone Bridge 15, West Springfield 13 (OT)
The Skinny: Of course, even better than being ranked ... is reporting your scoring! Thanks Bulldogs:
Kayla Sleece: 3 goals 4 assists
Lauren Giusti: 2 goals 1 assist
Kayla Worstell: 1 goal 1 assist
Brittany Worstell: 2 goals 3 assists
Kelley Galownia: 2 goals 1 assist
Rachael Pascale: 1 goal 1 assist
Holly Kramer: 2 goals 1 assist
Hannah Mohler: 1 assist
Track & Field
Battlefield, Stonewall Jackson at Heritage
The Skinny: How cool is it that Heritage sends us complete results ... um, way cool! Click her for the results
Osbourn at Loudoun Valley
Freedom, Park View at Broad Run
Loudoun County, Dominion, Potomac Falls at Briar Woods PPD
Boys Tennis
Stone Bridge at Madison
Loudoun Valley at Battlefield PPD (make-up 4.22)
Osbourn at Heritage
Kettle Run at Park View PPD (make-up 4.30)
Girls Tennis
Battlefield at Loudoun Valley PPD (make-up 4.23)
Heritage at Osbourn
Extra
Big Update from Heritage Boys Tennis:
4.9.2010
Heritage vs Dominon (away) (W 7-2)
Singles
#1 Ti Buii vs A.Chou (L 8-1)
#2 Ali Drissi vs B. Buchner (W 8-6)
#3 Brandon Curley vs JR Franks (W 8-6)
#4 Justin Dorozynski vs R. Thakral (W 8-1)
#5 Nathan Huet vs R. Nour (W 8-1)
#6 Rohan Bharadwaj vs G. Kurnos (W 8-3)
Doubles
#1 Drissi/Bui vs Chou/Buchner (L 8-1)
#2 Huet/Castro vs Franks/Kurnos (W 8-2)
#3 Dorozynski/Bharaswaj vs Thakra/Nourl (W 8-3)
4/12/10
Heritage vs. Briar Woods (home) (L 5-4)
Singles
#1 Ti Bui vs B. Stockman (L 8-0)
#2 Ali Drissi vs J. Lunford (W 8-5)
#3 Brandon Curley vs G.Kanumuru (L 8-1)
#4 Justin Dorozynski vs C. Ciullo (L 9-8)
#5 Nathan Huet vs V. Gopalakrishnam (L 9-7)
#6 Rohan Bharadwaj vs A. Law (L 8-5)
Doubles
#1 Drissi/Bui vs Stockman/Lunsford (W 8-5)
#2 Huet/Castro vs Page/Tevis (W 8-1)
#3 Dorozynski/Bharadwaj vs Mitchell/Rather (W 8-2)
4/14/10
Heritage vs Stonewall Jackson (away) * unable to finish match due to lack of daylight; finishing match on 5/3
4/20/10
Heritage vs. Battlefield (home) (W 8-1)
Singles
#1 Ti Bui vs B. Malley (L 6-3, 6-4)
#2 Ali Drissi vs LJ Cho (W 6-0, 6-1)
#3 Brandon Curley vs D. Arbus (W 6-2, 7-6)
#4 Nathan Huet vs C. Maddox (W 6-0, 6-0)
#5 Justin Dorozynski vs D. Donaldson (W 6-1, 6-4)
#6 Rohan Bharadwaj vs J. Siddiqui (W 6-3, 6-4)
Doubles
#1 Curley/Bui vs Malley/Donaldson (W 10-4)
#2 Huet/Castro vs Cho/Maddox (W 10-2)
#3 Dorozynski/Bharadwaj vs Arbus/Siddiqui (W 10-6)
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