Alfredo Perez (left) of Coral Gables won the Boys 16s title at the USTA Florida Bobby Curtis Junior State Championships at the Florida Tennis Center in Daytona Beach. Miami's Mirko Radosevic (right) was runner-up. Also pictured is Tournament Organizer Andy Gladstone. Photo Courtesy USTA Florida

Miami’s Katerina Stewart (left) won the Girls 18s title of the USTA Florida Bobby Curtis Junior State Championships at the Florida Tennis Center in Daytona Beach. Also pictured are runner-up Maci Epstein of Windermere and Tournament Organizer Bobby Curtis. Photo Courtesy USTA Florida

Booker T Washington won the Miami Dolphins Academy 7-on-7 High School Tournament at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens. Photo Courtesy Miami Dolphins

Twan Russell, director of youth and community programs for the Miami Dolphins, presents Booker T Washington Coach Tim Harris with the championship trophy at the Miami Dolphins Academy 7-on-7 High School Tournament at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens. Photo Courtesy Miami Dolphins

Quarterback Treon Harris helped Booker T Washington win the Miami Dolphins Academy 7-on-7 High School Tournament at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens. Photo Courtesy Miami Dolphins

The South Miami United Angry Birds under-8 girls soccer team won the Palmetto Bay Copa Yezz Tournament. They went 4-0 to win the championship for the second consecutive year. The champs are front from left, Camila Suarez, Victoria Quimper, Olivia Borroto; back, Paulina Gonzalez-Brito, Catherine Hoynack, Coach Herb, Johanna Diez, Carolina Garcia and Caroline Hoynack. Picasa

Representing Florida, the SAA Real Madrid 96/97 under-15 boys travel soccer team won the United States Youth Soccer Southern Regional Championships in Greenville, S.C. They qualified for the national championships. The state and region champs are front from left, Juan Pablo Moreno, Christopher Lamorte, Alessandro Campoy, Anthony Quiroz, Juan Grimaldo; middle, Daniel Pernia, Juan Manuel Sarabia, Arturo Barahona, Cristian Cervantes, Lucca Barbaris; back, Coach Libardo Perdigon, Sebastian Herran (MVP), Juan Gross, Gonzalo Marquez, Gabriel Lopez (Golden Glove Award), Ernesto Benitez, Joseph Tolgyesi and Team Manager Juan Carlos Sarabia. Not pictured is Tomas Garcia Morillo.

The Warriors won the American Pool Association Miami-Dade County Championship at Bird Bowl. They will represent Miami at the National 8-Ball Championships in Las Vegas. The talented team features Daniel Clarin, Jason Levine, David Stallings, Allison Perlman, Greg Maynes, Marisol Maldanado, Curtis Osceola and Charles Urra.