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Crusaders Finish as Runners-up in Regionals

Crusaders Finish as Runners-up in Regionals

The two- day Allstate Sugar Bowl Regional Tennis Tournament was held at City Park this past week. On Tuesday, April 19^th, the entire Tennis team advanced to compete in next week’s State tournament. The No. 1 seed, Benjamin Chanes ‘18, defeated Jesuit’s Graham Buck in straight sets 6-4, 6-2, after losing a total of only four games in his three previous matches. Hunter Kael ’19 battled in his quarterfinals match losing the first set in a tie-breaker 6-7, then 4-6 in second set.

Ian Sigl ’16 and Zachary Brubaker ’17 lost a strategic doubles match to the eventual champions Brandon Beck and Trey Hamlin of Jesuit 3-6, 1-6.

The second doubles teams consisting of Matthew Spieler ’16 and Nathan Long ’17 and the third doubles team of Corey Canzoneri ’17 and Chris Russo ’18 all reached the quarterfinals to qualify for state. These eight young men EARNED every point (12.5) to finish as runners-up to Jesuit (17.5)

Good luck to our 2016 Tennis players as they compete in state next week from April 25^th–April 26^th in Monroe, LA.