[blueandwhite]

from the toronto star this morn:
WELLINGTON, New Zealand – An eight-year-old girl was ejected from a junior tennis tournament at Christchurch on New Zealand's South Island when officials discovered she was wearing a radio earpiece to receive instructions from her father.
Tournament referee Rob Wilkinson said officials became suspicious because the match involving Ukrainian-born Anastasiya Korzh featured a "heightened number of questioned calls."
Officials found the earpiece hidden under the girl's headband, linked by a cord to a receiver under her shirt, The Press newspaper reported Thursday.
Korzh's father said the earpiece was only being used to help the girl keep score in the under-10 tournament.
She was playing in her first tournament.

Isn't that sweet? A little father daughter time together, cheating.

[Lefty Noob]

Father of the year material right there, teaching your daughter that cheating's OK as long as it helps you win. Wonderful.

[Bette]

Yeah, she can write one of those things in the paper for Father's Day on what I learned from my father
"How to cheat"