Jesuit Tennis Starts Winning Fall Season

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Great sportsmanship, passionate atmosphere, and a winning mentality have shaped this year’s Jesuit tennis team. The team has a record of 2-1 and have played some excellent matches this early fall season so far. The Rangers have executed a winning dominance this season and plan to carry out this great mentality for the upcoming weeks. The Rangers accomplished great matches against MacArthur and Berkner, and had some tough battles against Highland Park, one of the toughest schools in the district.

Congratulations to all of the winners so far this season and for the hard work the team has put in and has proven with their results. The team has been playing excellent and has had good team spirit.

 “The first few matches were exciting. I got to experience the tennis environment with the Jesuit team, and I am glad that we won.” Mathis Valenta ’26

 “We have had a lot of winning, and not a lot of loosing, everyone has been playing good. The new freshman are pretty cool and are really good.” Dillon Blanton ’25

“The season so far has been great! It is so awesome to be on a team and have great coaches and friends around me! I look forward to what is going to come!” — William Wayne ’26

Results

Jesuit vs. MacArthur

Aadhi Anbu ’25 lost 8-0

Carson Voegtle ’26 won 8-3

Nico Mejia ’24 won 8-0

Neel Manne ’25 won 8-0

Henry Bryarley ’24 won 8-0

Jesuit vs. Highland Park

Doubles

Alex Park ’23 and Mathis Valenta ’26 won 6-2, 6-0

Connor Cole and Dillon Blanton lost 6-2, 6-2

Alec Ramon and Luke Netune lost 6-1, 6-3

William Wayne and an Ursuline Student lost 6-1, 6-0

Singles

Alex Park won 6-2, 6-4

Mathis Valenta won 6-2, 6-0

Connor Cole lost 6-3,4-6,10-5

Dillon Blanton lost 7-6, 7-6

Alec Ramon lost 8-5

Luke Netune lost 8-3

Jesuit vs. Berkner

Alec Ramon ’26 won 8-6

Brooks Spurgin ’26 won 8-2

Aadhi Anbu ’25 won 8-2

Nico Mejia ’24 won 8-2

Blake Howells ’24 won 8-1

Walker Heartfield ’26 won 8-1

Doubles

Brooks Spurgin ’26 and Carson Voegtle ’26 won 8-5

Nico Mejia ’24 and Blake Howells ’24 won 8-2

Blake Howells ’24 and Aadhi Anbu ’25 won 8-1

 

Stay tuned for more of Jesuit’s tennis results!

 

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