Mixed 18 & Over Districts Results
Summer USTA New England League Championship Season Commences with Mixed 18 & Over Districts
WESTBOROUGH, MA- USTA New England’ summer League championship play kicked off from June 24-25 with Mixed 18 & Over Districts at three sites north of Boston. Bass River Tennis Club, Woburn Racquet Club and Winchester Tennis Club hosted 76 teams over two days all vying for that coveted Sectionals berth.
Nineteen flight winners along with 13 wild card teams from the 8.0 and 7.0 NTRP ratings advanced to Sectional play from July7-9 in Western Massachusetts.
The advancing teams are as follows:
8.0 Flight Winners
ME- RFC; Full Metal 8s; Podnecky
EMA- PAX Shank Tank; Balek/Sheikh
EMA- Shrewsbury; Terpko
EMA- Weymouth; Stansbury/Stansbury
ECT- MIS: Schlink
NH- Great Bay; Parsons
NH- Keene; Porowski/Page
WMA- Swingers 18; Whitaker/Lee
WMA- Deuces Wild; Andretta/Creer
8.0 Wild Cards
VT- ESB/Net Force One; Strausser/Bouyeau
SCT- MIDD Court Jesters O Donnell
RI- RP Brazenor
EMA- Cedardale Red; Locari
EMA- BWEL Green; Dupont; Canning
SCT- SHIP Biele/Smey
EMA- Dedham Swingers; Glass/Damm
7.0 Flight Winners
NCT- FF;Double Vision;Song
EMA- BSC Lexington Green;Carey
RI- RP: You've Been Served/Werchadlo
WMA- Alley Oops; Callan; Sullivan
EMA- Dedham;Campbell/Leveille
EMA- Willows; Kalajian
SCT- Sol Chip ‘n Charge; Law
EMA- Adirondack Green: Rochon
RI- EB: L’Europa
EMA- Winchester;Maguire/McHugh
7.0 Wild Cards
SCT- Guil Lucky Sevens Fasulo
RI- EB: Garceau/Okeefe
EMA- Lakeville Blue: Benoit
SCT- INT Mixed Margaritas Overley
EMA- Longfellow; Gochenous
SCT- Midd All Mixed Up Islam
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