Area coach Tommy Reamon Jr., a former Old Dominion quarterback who has worked on college and NFL staffs, is continuing a tradition his late father emphasized in Hampton Roads: Developing pathways for young student-athletes to get noticed.

Friday night, he will host a free high school football camp called “The Evaluation” at Darling Stadium in partnership with the city of Hampton. It is open to all rising ninth- through 12th-graders across Hampton Roads and will focus on instruction, competition and recruiting insight.

Reamon said top performers will be featured in a Sports Illustrated article and in the Reamon Report. Reamon said the camp will attract high school coaches from around the area and “is designed to create a safe, structured space for student-athletes on a Friday night, while also providing recruiting education for families.”

He is available at tommyreamon.com/contact.

MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL

Tides rained out in Memphis

The Norfolk Tides (2-5) were rained out Saturday at Memphis (7-0), so they and the Redbirds rescheduled the final two games of their International League series for a 2 p.m. doubleheader Sunday.

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Norfolk State wins one at SC State

Norfolk State (18-13, 8-4 Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference) salvaged one victory in a three-game series at South Carolina State (13-12, 8-4), winning 2-1 in a game in which no one scored after the first inning.

Maddy Morris took over with two out in the first and held the Bulldogs to one hit over five shutout innings. Amaya McPherson pitched the final 1 2/3 for a save.

Qween Edmonds scored on McPherson’s sacrifice fly and Kailey Bryant came home on a wild pitch in the NSU first.

UNCW sweeps Hampton

UNC Wilmington (23-13, 10-2 Coastal Athletic Association) finished a three-game sweep at Hampton (8-25, 2-13) with a 9-0 five-inning victory.

The Seahawks broke a scoreless tie with an eight-run third, mostly off Leah Maduro (0-6), and held the Pirates to four hits. Allison Corbin was 2 for 3 with two runs and two RBIs.

CNU takes split vs. Lynchburg in high-scoring doubleheader

Simone Thompson slugged a walk-off two-run homer in the seventh inning to give Christopher Newport (19-9) a 10-8 victory over Lynchburg (17-9) in Game 2 of a doubleheader in Newport News.

The Hornets won the opener 17-10 as Sarah Watts was 4 for 4 with a homer, four runs and four RBIs.

For the day, CNU’s Alexah Gordon was 6 for 7 with four runs and an RBI, and teammate Cora Thomas was 5 for 6 with three runs and three driven in. CNU junior Candace Slaw, who leads the nation in base hits, was 4 for 8, scoring three times while posting three RBIs. Slaw now has 53 base hits and is batting .520.

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Maury grad leads Mary Washington to key win

Junior Addison Felts, a Maury High graduate, won at No. 1 doubles and singles to help No. 25 Mary Washington defeat No. 37 Christopher Newport 5-2 Friday in Fredericksburg, the Eagles’ first dual triumph over the Captains since 2023.

Felts and Natalie Kim rallied from a 4-1 deficit for a 6-4 triumph over Kylie Schaefer and Kendal Chang that gave UMW the doubles point. Felts then defeated Chang 6-4, 6-3 at the top singles spot.

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Hokies’ Baker to enter portal

Virginia Tech forward Carys Baker announced she’s entering the transfer portal on her Instagram. She scored 986 points in three seasons with the Hokies, averaging 14.3 points and 6.9 rebounds per game this season while shooting 37.9% from 3-point range.

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Tribe fourth in ECAC meet

William & Mary placed fourth among six teams at the Eastern College Athletic Conference championships in West Point, New York, posting a 310.45.