Jesuit’s Tennis Season Finishes Strong

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“I think the end of the season went relatively well. We came short to some schools because we were outmatched, but I am looking forward to the competitive spring season.” – Ms. Wainwright

The Jesuit tennis team finished their fall season dominating Irving and Liberty Christian Academy in very intense and high-energy matches throughout the weeks of competitive play. The team has finished with a high winning record and hopes to continue the high-intensity mentality to the Spring Season. Over the fall season, the team has had a chance to grow relationships with each other, especially with the new freshman class, and create a successful season. The results of the last two matches are mentioned below.

Irving

Doubles

Aadhi Anbu ’25 and Patricio Carrillo ’24 win 4-0, 4-2

Alonso Carrillo ’24 and Henry Bryarly ’24 win 4-0, 4-0

Neel Manne ’25 and Jake Bryarly ’26 win 4-2,4-2

“The Jesuit season has gone really well. We had really good victories, and I look forward to the Spring season.” -Luke Nettune ’26

Singles

Aadhi Anbu ’25 wins 4-2, 4-0

Patricio Carrillo ’24 wins 4-1, 4-0

Alonso Carrillo ’24 wins 4-0, 4-1

Henry Bryarly ’24 wins 4-0,4-0

Neel Manne ’25 wins 4-0,4-0

Jake Bryarly ’26 wins 4-0,4-0

Connor Cole ’25 said, “I think we have played well this season. I have enjoyed getting to know all of the new freshman and create a brotherhood with the team.”

Conner Cole ’25 preparing for the backswing (Source: Jesuit Athletics)

Liberty Christian Academy

Doubles

Brookes Spurgin ’26 and Luke Nettune ’26 win 4-1,4-1

Noah Jones ’26 and Henry Bryarly ’25 win 4-2, 4-1

Alonso Carillo ’24 and Neel Manne ’25 win 4-3, 1-4, 10-7

Singles

Brookes Spurgin ’26 wins 8-1

Luke Nettune ’26 wins 8-1

Henry Bryarly ’24 wins 8-3

“I think it has gone pretty good [this season]. I didn’t get to play a lot, but I think the team has done pretty well.”-  Jake Bryarly ’26

Stay tuned to The Roundup for the Jesuit tennis team’s spring season!

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