Tennis towns battle

Dennis Mustard, an incoming eighth grader, serves Friday morning, July 29, in the Fredericksburg Dr Pepper/Babolat Junior Open Tennis Tournament. Overall, local players accounted for the majority of championships, while Mason players gave them a good run for their money earning the second most titles. —Standard-Radio Post/Lisa Treiber-Walter

Incoming Fredericksburg High School freshman Landon Sparrow keeps his eyes on the goal while defeating eighth grader Dennis Mustard, 6-4, 6-0, Friday morning, July 29, in the Dr Pepper/Babolat Junior Open Tennis Tournament.

Amy Dittmar connects solidly on a return boosting her over Brady’s Nina Delafuente, 6-2, 7-6, in the first round of the Fredericksburg Dr Pepper/Babolat Junior Open Tennis Tournament, Friday morning, July 29. Dittmar bowed out of Girls’ 14 & Under Singles division play in the second round to fellow Fredericksburg player, Katherine Peet, 6-4, 7-5. —Standard-Radio Post/Lisa Treiber-Walter

Tennis towns battle

Wed, 08/03/2016 - 3:12pm

A battle of two towering tennis towns emerged on local courts this past weekend, July 29-31, when the Fredericksburg Dr ...

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