The Exciting World of Boys Tennis: A Season in Review
As the regular season in boys tennis comes to a close, we can’t help but marvel at the incredible talent and dedication displayed by these young athletes. It seems like just yesterday that the spring sports season began, and now we are already gearing up for section tournaments and state championships.
Changing of the Guard
The rankings produced by the Minnesota Boys Tennis Coaches Association have seen some significant changes at the top of Class 1A singles. Mounds Park Academy sophomore Garrett Webb has claimed the top spot, dethroning St. Paul Academy freshman Zahir Hassan. It’s a testament to the fierce competition and the constant evolution of talent in the sport.
Top Teams and Players
In Class 2A, Wayzata continues to dominate as the top team, with Rochester Mayo’s Tej Bhagra leading the pack among individual players. The competition is fierce, with teams like Blake and Mahtomedi hot on their heels, ready to challenge for the top spot.
Over in Class 1A, St. Paul Academy holds the top team position, while individual players like Winston Arvidson and Zahir Hassan continue to impress with their skill and determination. The depth of talent in this division is truly remarkable, with players like Carter Reinbold and Joshua Cook making their mark on the court.
State Rankings
By the Minnesota Boys Tennis Coaches Association
Class 2A
- Teams:
- Wayzata
- Rochester Mayo
- Blake
- Mahtomedi
- Edina
- Individuals:
- Tej Bhagra, Rochester Mayo
- Sam Rahtmanner, Mahtomedi
- Brandon Pham, Mahtomedi
- Soren Swenson, Mounds View
- Anthony Scheglowski, Lakeville North
Class 1A
- Teams:
- St. Paul Academy
- Winona Cotter
- Mounds Park Academy
- Rochester Lourdes
- Breck
- Individuals:
- Garrett Webb, Mounds Park Academy
- Winston Arvidson, St. Paul Academy
- Zahir Hassan, St. Paul Academy
- Carter Reinbold, Mound-Westonka
- Joshua Cook, Minnehaha Academy
As we look ahead to the state tournaments in June, one thing is clear: boys tennis in Minnesota is thriving, with a bright future ahead. The passion and dedication of these young athletes are truly inspiring, and we can’t wait to see what the future holds for this exciting sport.
Boys Tennis Season Nears Exciting Conclusion
As the spring sports season comes to a close, boys tennis teams are gearing up for the final stretch. With section tournaments wrapping up by May 28, the state tournaments are set to kick off on June 4 in Minneapolis.
Changes in the Rankings
The latest rankings from the Minnesota Boys Tennis Coaches Association have brought some surprises at the top of Class 1A singles. Mounds Park Academy’s Garrett Webb has claimed the number one spot, dethroning St. Paul Academy’s Zahir Hassan who now sits at number three.
In Class 2A, Wayzata and St. Paul Academy maintain their positions as the top-ranked teams. Tej Bhagra of Rochester Mayo leads the pack among Class 2A individuals.
State Rankings Breakdown
CLASS 2A
- Teams: 1. Wayzata; 2. Rochester Mayo; 3. Blake; 4. Mahtomedi; 5. Edina; 6. (tie) Mounds View and Orono; 8. Minneapolis Washburn; 9. Lakeville North; 10. (tie) Eagan and Elk River. Others to watch: Bloomington Jefferson, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, Blaine.
- Individuals: 1. Tej Bhagra, Rochester Mayo; 2. Sam Rahtmanner, Mahtomedi; 3. Brandon Pham, Mahtomedi; 4. Soren Swenson, Mounds View; 5. Anthony Scheglowski, Lakeville North; 6. Hugh Perrill, Orono; 7. Kai Chen, Blake; 8. Aaron Beduhn, Wayzata; 9. Tarun Gopalakrishnan, Blake; 10. (tie) Jack Allaben, Mahtomedi, and Owen Skanse, Orono. Others to watch: Bode Campbell, Bloomington Jefferson.
CLASS 1A
- Teams: 1. St. Paul Academy; 2. Winona Cotter; 3. Mounds Park Academy; 4, Rochester Lourdes; 5. (tie) Breck and Rock Ridge; 7. Minnewaska Area; 8. (tie) Mound-Westonka and Foley; 10. Pine City. Others to watch: Schaeffer Academy, Crookston, Waseca, Minnehaha Academy.
- Individuals: 1. Garrett Webb, Mounds Park Academy; 2. Winston Arvidson, St. Paul Academy; 3. Zahir Hassan, St. Paul Academy; 4. Carter Reinbold, Mound-Westonka; 5. Joshua Cook, Minnehaha Academy; 6. (tie) Charlie Paul, Mound-Westonka, and Payton Marks, Rock Ridge; 8. Joe Sampson, Mora; 9. Jowell Gamez, New London-Spicer; 10. Lincoln Dille, Litchfield. Others to watch: Jett Cornelius, Thief River Falls; Isaac Thomforde, Crookston; Aaron VanderWeyst, Foley.
With the season coming to a close, the boys tennis community eagerly anticipates the thrilling conclusion at the state tournaments. Stay tuned for more updates and highlights as the action unfolds on the courts.
The Thrilling Conclusion of Boys Tennis Season
As the spring sports season comes to a close, the boys tennis teams are gearing up for the final showdown. With section tournaments wrapping up by May 28, the state tournaments are set to begin on June 4 in Minneapolis.
The rankings by the Minnesota Boys Tennis Coaches Association have seen some exciting changes at the top of Class 1A singles. Mounds Park Academy’s Garrett Webb has claimed the top spot, dethroning St. Paul Academy’s Zahir Hassan who now sits at No. 3.
State Rankings
By the Minnesota Boys Tennis Coaches Association
CLASS 2A
- Teams:
- Wayzata
- Rochester Mayo
- Blake
- Mahtomedi
- Edina
- (tie) Mounds View and Orono
- Minneapolis Washburn
- Lakeville North
- (tie) Eagan and Elk River
- Others to watch: Bloomington Jefferson, Eden Prairie, Minnetonka, Blaine
- Individuals:
- Tej Bhagra, Rochester Mayo
- Sam Rahtmanner, Mahtomedi
- Brandon Pham, Mahtomedi
- Soren Swenson, Mounds View
- Anthony Scheglowski, Lakeville North
- Hugh Perrill, Orono
- Kai Chen, Blake
- Aaron Beduhn, Wayzata
- Tarun Gopalakrishnan, Blake
- (tie) Jack Allaben, Mahtomedi, and Owen Skanse, Orono
- Others to watch: Bode Campbell, Bloomington Jefferson
CLASS 1A
- Teams:
- St. Paul Academy
- Winona Cotter
- Mounds Park Academy
- Rochester Lourdes
- (tie) Breck and Rock Ridge
- Minnewaska Area
- (tie) Mound-Westonka and Foley
- Pine City
- Others to watch: Schaeffer Academy, Crookston, Waseca, Minnehaha Academy
- Individuals:
- Garrett Webb, Mounds Park Academy
- Winston Arvidson, St. Paul Academy
- Zahir Hassan, St. Paul Academy
- Carter Reinbold, Mound-Westonka
- Joshua Cook, Minnehaha Academy
- (tie) Charlie Paul, Mound-Westonka, and Payton Marks, Rock Ridge
- Joe Sampson, Mora
- Jowell Gamez, New London-Spicer
- Lincoln Dille, Litchfield
- Others to watch: Jett Cornelius, Thief River Falls; Isaac Thomforde, Crookston; Aaron VanderWeyst, Foley
With the competition heating up and the top players vying for supremacy, the boys tennis season is reaching its thrilling conclusion. Stay tuned for the exciting matches ahead!
Exploring the Competitive Landscape of Boys Tennis in Minnesota
As the regular season in boys tennis comes to a close, the competitive spirit is at an all-time high. Teams and individuals are vying for the top spots in the rankings, with some surprising changes at the top.
Teams to Watch
- St. Paul Academy: Leading the pack, St. Paul Academy is setting the standard for excellence in boys tennis.
- Winona Cotter: Not far behind, Winona Cotter is making waves in the tennis scene.
- Mounds Park Academy: With a strong showing this season, Mounds Park Academy is a force to be reckoned with.
- Rochester Lourdes: Keeping the competition fierce, Rochester Lourdes is a team to watch out for.
- Breck and Rock Ridge: Tied for the fifth spot, these teams are not to be underestimated.
Others to watch: Schaeffer Academy, Crookston, Waseca, Minnehaha Academy.
Top Individuals
- Garrett Webb, Mounds Park Academy: Claiming the top spot, Garrett Webb is a rising star in boys tennis.
- Winston Arvidson, St. Paul Academy: Following closely behind, Winston Arvidson is a formidable opponent.
- Zahir Hassan, St. Paul Academy: Despite dropping to the third spot, Zahir Hassan remains a strong contender.
- Carter Reinbold, Mound-Westonka: Making his mark, Carter Reinbold is a player to watch.
- Joshua Cook, Minnehaha Academy: Showing his skills on the court, Joshua Cook is a rising talent.
Others to watch: Jett Cornelius, Thief River Falls; Isaac Thomforde, Crookston; Aaron VanderWeyst, Foley.
With the state tournaments just around the corner, the competition is heating up. Stay tuned for more updates on the exciting world of boys tennis in Minnesota.
