Sonny has literally started 2011 with a bang by taking the High Overall Junior Open Rimfire and High Overall Junior at the U.S. National Steel Championship in Titusville, Fl. He headed back to the Area 6 Championship in Frostproof, Fl. on April 15-17 where he took Top Junior, second A and 12th overall. Sonny then headed north to the Maryland State IDPA Championship at Sanners Lake on April 29 where he took Top Junior and second Master honors. At the Virginia/Maryland Section Championship, Sonny took High Junior in Production division. Then at the Virginia State IDPA Championship in Bristol, Va., Sonny won First Master in ESP Division and High Junior. Sonny took 2nd Overall, 2nd Master and High Junior at the Western Pennsylvania Section Championship in Duncansville, Pa. Sonny then attended the Area 8 Championship in Fredericksburg, Va. where he placed 7th Overall, 2nd Master and Top Junior in Production division. His impressive performance in the USPSA Production Nationals garnered him First Junior, Second Master and 11th overall. This along with Sonny's other impressive performances of his career have elevated him to Grandmaster in Production in USPSA before his 18th birthday. He then traveled to the IPSC Nationals in Gaston, SC on November 5th where he placed 4th overall in Production division. Stay tuned for what promises to be a banner year for Sonny in 2012.

In 2010, Sonny took Top Junior Overall and Top Junior Open Rimfire at the US National Steel Championships in Titusville, Fl. He then took 1st B and High Junior in Production honors at the Virginia/Maryland Championship. Next he won 2nd A and High Junior in Production at the Area 8 Championship. He then went on to win ESP Division Champion and Junior Champion at the Commonwealth Cup IDPA match in Charlottesville, Va. The USPSA Production Nationals in Las Vegas found him winning 2nd A and High Junior. Finally, at the IPSC Nationals in Gaston, SC, Sonny won High Junior in the Standard division. Oh and let us not forget that Sonny made Master in Production in USPSA. Not bad for sixteen years old at the time!