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Hunt Harris, inatructor for RRA-sponsored tennis clinics, talks with pride about his first student. "I was ten; he was six,” he chuckles.
“He" turns out to be Hunt’s younger brother, Hank, now Virginia State Champion and third-rated regional tennis player.
Harris was a boy in Franklin, Va., where he attended a YMCA clinic. After a few lessons, he was hooked. By 11, he was playing in tournaments, going <hi to the finals of the Virginia State Junior Championship.
He continued in competition, playing in mid-Atlantic tournaments. This region includes Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Washington, D.C. and West Virginia.
Harris continued to pile up tennis honors in high school, playing in national inter-scholastic championships as well as his own school’s athletic program.
At Hampton-Sidney College, Harris became the top rated tennis player and retained that honor for four years.
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