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Hop Ends Season with win over LC
Singles:
1) Walkover (Max Frias Ret.) vs. Alex Park
2) Bryan Li (Hop)def. Andy Yeng 6-2, 6-2
3) Teema Thurnamee LC) def. Jake Fejos 7-6(8-6),
2-6, 10-8
4) Gray Hinkle (HOP) def. Ethan Zhou 6-4, 2-6, 10-3
5) Eric Shi (Hop) def. Hayden Meskin 6-1, 3-6, 10-2
6) Nathan Xu (LC) def. Aidan Ke 6-3, 6-2
Doubles:
1) Match abandoned at 7-6 for LC
2) Fejos/Li def Yeng/Meskin, 8-6
3) Hinkle/Shi def. Gill/Weng 8-3
1) Walkover (Max Frias Ret.) vs. Alex Park
2) Bryan Li (Hop)def. Andy Yeng 6-2, 6-2
3) Teema Thurnamee LC) def. Jake Fejos 7-6(8-6),
2-6, 10-8
4) Gray Hinkle (HOP) def. Ethan Zhou 6-4, 2-6, 10-3
5) Eric Shi (Hop) def. Hayden Meskin 6-1, 3-6, 10-2
6) Nathan Xu (LC) def. Aidan Ke 6-3, 6-2
Doubles:
1) Match abandoned at 7-6 for LC
2) Fejos/Li def Yeng/Meskin, 8-6
3) Hinkle/Shi def. Gill/Weng 8-3
Hop ended its season with a nail-biter of a match at the lovely Loomis campus. After taking the doubles point in the first 1:15 of the day we quickly saw that our teams were evenly matched in singles. It took a lot of grit on the part of our guys and three of the contests were decided by ten-point tiebreakers. Great job guys!!!
it’s been a marvelous season and I have greatly enjoyed getting to the new meme era of our team. We have a lot of promise as our boys continue to build their games.
it’s been a marvelous season and I have greatly enjoyed getting to the new meme era of our team. We have a lot of promise as our boys continue to build their games.
I also wish to thank our seniors, Aiden, Bryan, Jake and Max, for your dedication to our squad and your hard work at Hopkins. Being a student athlete is hard work and it has been my greatest pleasure to have been the coach of such smart and talented individuals. I wish you all the best in your future endeavors and I do hope you keep me apprised of the many adventures you all will have. Be sure to look me up this summer when you need a hitting partner. And don’t forget to come to cheer on the team next spring!!
Yeah HOP!
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