Cuatro campeones de Nueva Inglaterra coronados en julio L2
WESTBOROUGH, MA- En su primera acción después de las Seccionales de Nueva Inglaterra, los mejores jugadores juveniles viajaron por todo el país del 1al4 de julio para competir en los Torneos Nacionales L2 de julio. Desde la costa este hasta el medio oeste, los habitantes de Nueva Inglaterra obtuvieron resultados sólidos en todas las divisiones de edad, ganando cuatro campeonatos individuales y de dobles y logrando seis resultados entre los tres primeros.
A continuación se muestran las mejores actuaciones de Nueva Inglaterra:
Individuales
Peter Conklin (Fairfield, CT) - Campeón, 18s masculino, Academia Militar de Estados Unidos, West Point, Nueva York.
Eleanor Schulson (Newburyport, MA) - Campeona, 16s femenina, Force Sports Dayton, Englewood, OH.
Olivia Lincer (Windsor, CT) - 8º lugar, 12femenino, Triad Tennis Management, Greensboro, Carolina del Norte.
Ryan Fu (Andover, MA) - 8º lugar, 18s masculino, Academia Militar de Estados Unidos, West Point, Nueva York.
Page Freeman (Ashland, MA) - 10º lugar, 18femenino, Alexis Boss Tennis Center en Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
Tristan Stringer (Stamford, CT) - 12º lugar, 12masculino, In the Zone Tennis, Grand Rapids, MI.
Dobles
Alexis Almy (Southborough, MA) y Jenna Sloan (Rancho Palos Verdes, CA) - Campeones, 18femeninos, Alexis Boss Tennis Center en Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
Olivia Lincer (Windsor, CT) y Caroline McGinley (Essex Falls, Nueva Jersey) - Campeonas, 12femeninas, Triad Tennis Management, Greensboro, Carolina del Norte.
Grace Joyce (Newton, MA) y Julia Newman (Natick, MA) - 2º lugar, 18femenino, Alexis Boss Tennis Center en Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH.
Eleanor Schulson (Newburyport, MA) y Emily Zhang (Sharon, MA) - 3tercer lugar, 16femenino, Force Sports Dayton, Englewood, OH.
- Olivia Lincer y su compañera Caroline McGinley
- Peter Conklin
- Julia Newman y Grace Joyce
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