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Cox baseball coach named VHSL Class 5 Coach of the Year – The Virginian-Pilot
HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL
Cox baseball coach Matt Ittner has been selected as the VHSL Class 5 Coach of the Year, and four of his players made the all-state first team.
Ittner guided the Falcons to a 23-3 record and the Class 5 state championship after a surprising 8-0 victory in the final over Independence, which was ranked 28th nationally by Baseball America. Cox has reached the state playoffs in four straight seasons and has won two state titles since Ittner became head coach in July of 2017.
Pitcher Michael Irby, catcher Macaddin Dye, third baseman Austin Irby and at-large player Riley DeCandido represented Cox on the all-state first team.
Other Hampton Roads players to make the first team included Nansemond River shortstop Darnell Parker and outfielder Sly Clarke and Hickory outfielder Brayden Bachman.
Independence first baseman/pitcher Ryan Fetterman was the Class 5 Player of the Year.
Nansemond River first baseman Drew Barbosa was the lone 757 representative on the all-state second team.
COLLEGE BASEBALL
UVA’s Teel picks up more awards
The honors continue to come in for Virginia catcher Kyle Teel.
The junior from Mahwah, New Jersey, has been named the winner of the Johnny Bench Award, which is given annually to the top college catcher in the country. He’s also a consensus first-team All-American, earning the honor from D1Baseball on Thursday.
He’s also been named a first-team All-American by Baseball America, NCBWA, Collegiate Baseball, Perfect Game and ABCA.
Teel hit .407 with 25 doubles, 13 home runs and 69 RBIs this season, was the ACC Player of the Year and helped lead the Cavaliers to the College World Series.
UVA duo make national team
Virginia’s Griff O’Ferrall and Jay Woolfolk have been selected to the 31-man Collegiate National Team roster after the team’s training camp, which featured a four-game intrasquad series in Cary, North Carolina.
The Cavaliers have been represented on the past six Collegiate National Teams.
O’Ferrall hit .357 with a double, two runs and an RBI, while Woolfolk appeared in three games and tossed three scoreless innings with five strikeouts.
Team USA will face Chinese Taipei and Japan in a pair of five-game series from June 30-July 12. The games will be played in Durham, Kannapolis and Fayetteville, North Carolina.
COLLEGE WOMEN’S TENNIS
ODU earns several all-state honors
Old Dominion women’s tennis coach Dominic Manilla has been named State Coach of the Year and Monarchs senior Tatsiana Sasnouskaya is State Player of the Year as part of the Virginia Sports Information Directors University Division women’s tennis all-state team.
Sasnouskaya made the first team in singles, while the doubles tandem of Sasnouskaya and Sofia Johnson also was on the first team. Johnson made the second team in singles.
Manilla, who has won the top coach honor three times, guided ODU to a 19-5 record and the Sun Belt Conference title this season. The Monarchs reached the NCAA Tournament and finished ranked No. 29 in the country.
Virginia Tech’s Özlem Uslu was the State Rookie of the Year.
William & Mary’s Hedda Gurholt, Virginia’s Natasha Subhash, Liberty’s Maria Juliana Parra Romero and James Madison’s Daniela Voloh joined Sasnouskaya and Uslu on the all-state singles first team.
Virginia’s Mélodie Collard and Julia Adam and JMU’s Daniela Voloh and Daria Munteanu joined Sasnouskaya and Johnson on the all-state doubles first team.
William & Mary’s Elisa Van Meeteren made the all-state singles second team, while the Tribe’s Ine Stange and Sofiya Kuzina were on the doubles second team.
* Christopher Newport women’s tennis players Tessa Trate and Raine Weis made the VaSID College Division all-state team. Trate earned first-team honors in both singles and doubles, while Weis joined her on the first team in doubles and was on the second team in singles.
COLLEGE TENNIS
Two CNU players pick up state awards
Christopher Newport men’s tennis players Alec Strause and Nesh Kumaresan have been named to the all-state first team by the Virginia Sports Information Directors.
Strause was on the first team in both singles and doubles, while Kumaresan joined him on the doubles team.
COLLEGE LACROSSE
Seven CNU players earn scholar honors
Seven Christopher Newport men’s lacrosse players have been named Scholar All-Americans by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association.
The honorees were Coby Auslander, Alex Brendes, Andrew Cook, Zac Hanway, Drew Miller, Aidan Wheeler and Ryan Young.
Also, the Captains earned the National Academic Team Award for the third straight year.
SOCCER
Va. Beach United beats SML United
Matthew Fitzer scored twice Wednesday night as Virginia Beach United beat the Southside Men’s League United 5-1 in non-conference play.
VBU started the scoring on Matthew Brucker’s goal in the fifth minute, though SML answered in the 10th minute.
Franco Tradatti netted a penalty kick for a 2-1 lead in the 34th minute, and Fitzer, a former Menchville High star, scored just before halftime for a 3-1 edge.
Fitzer’s goal in the 89th minute and Cameron Lambert’s in the 90th closed the scoring.
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* University of Virginia President James E. Ryan will serve a two-year term as the ACC’s Chair of the Board of Directors, the league announced Thursday. University of North Carolina Chancellor Kevin Guskiewicz will be the Vice-Chair and ACC Commissioner Jim Phillips will be the league’s Chief Executive Officer.