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June L4 Super Six Championships

James Maimonis, Communications and Engagement Coordinator | June 07, 2017

WESTBOROUGH, MA- Junior boys and girls participated in the L4 Super Six Championships from June 3-4, their final tune up before the most prestigious New England event of the year- Summer Sectionals. Kyle McCandless, Jennifer Riester, Petro Kuzmenok and Anna Nguyen all picked up victories at New England sites: Nashua, NH, East Hartford, CT and Boston, MA.

 

Sectionals will take place from June 24-27 with a new qualifying tournament scheduled for June 23.

 

Below are the results from the June L4 Championships:

 

Boys' 14s Singles
East Hartford Racquet Club, Connecticut
Tournament Director- Bob Dean


F- (1) Kyle McCandless d. (2) Walker Oberg  6-2; 4-6; 7-5
PL- Joshua Israel d. Alexander Visser  4-6; 6-3; 6-2
SF- (2) Walker Oberg d. Joshua Israel  2-6; 6-3; 6-2
SF- (1) Kyle McCandless d. Alexander Visser  6-0; 1-6; 7-5
Consolation:
CS- Aidan Reilly d. Leo Kaluzhny  6-2; 6-2
CS- Sreeman Lakshmanan d. Luc Piacentini  6-3; 6-1
CQ- Aidan Reilly d. Zachary Schwartz  6-2; 6-2
CQ- Leo Kaluzhny d. (4) Noah Schwartz  7-6(7)); 6-0


Girls' 14s Singles
Sportsmen's Tennis Club, Eastern Mass.
Tournament Director- Andrew Crane


F- (1) Jennifer Riester d. (2) Julia DeLuca  6-4; 6-3
PL- Emily Parkerson d. Sahana Raman  6-3; 6-3
SF- (2) Julia DeLuca d. Sahana Raman  6-2; 6-3
SF- (1) Jennifer Riester d. Emily Parkerson  6-2; 6-3
Consolation:
CS- Lauren May d. Anna Cornelissen  6-1; 6-4
CS- Madeleine Swire d. Kirstin Hailey  6-4; 7-6(5)
CQ- Lauren May d. Eliza McPherron  6-1; 6-2
CQ- Anna Cornelissen d. (3) Riya Singh  6-4; 6-0


Boys' and Girls’ 12s Singles

Nashua Swim and Tennis Club, New Hampshire
Tournament Director- Robb Schachter


Boys' 12 Singles


F- (2) Petro Kuzmenok d. (1) Ryan Nash  6-2; 6-2
PL- Robert Cooper d. (3) Kaiaitz Mendibe  6-1; 5-7; 7-5
SF- (2) Petro Kuzmenok d. (3) Kaiaitz Mendibe  6-1; 6-2
SF- (1) Ryan Nash d. Robert Cooper  6-1; 6-0
Consolation:
CS- Akshay Kumar d. Ryan Zhang  6-3; 2-0Ret (inj)
CS- Miles Kennedy d. Trip Wight  6-3; 6-3
CQ- Ryan Zhang d. Tait Oberg  6-1; 6-1
CQ- Akshay Kumar d. (4) Matthew Fuffo   7-5; 6-4


Girls' 12 Singles


F- (1) Anna Nguyen d. (2) Violet Robbins  7-5; 6-4
PL- Mallika Chari d. Caroline Stuhlfaut  6-2; 6-3
SF- (2) Violet Robbins d. Mallika Chari  6-2; 6-2
SF- (1) Anna Nguyen d. Caroline Stuhlfaut  6-0; 6-0
Consolation:
CS- Jaqueline Lee d. (4) Zoe Sun  6-4; 4-6; 6-4
CS- Olivia Chen d. Augusta Beveridge  6-3; 6-0
CQ- Jaqueline Lee d. Ava Cogan  6-2; 4-6; 6-1
CQ- (4) Zoe Sun d. Charlotte Calderwood  6-0; 6-1

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