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Hunter Lathrop, Drew (Fr., Southlondonderry, Vt.)
Lathrop clinched the sixth Landmark Conference Championship for Drew by defeating David Teres of Scranton in three sets, 6-3, 3-6, 6-4. He and doubles partner, Matt Imbo, won both number two doubles matches in the playoff week 8-3. He was 2-0 in singles after a straight-set victory over Catholic’s Cassian Utrie in the semifinals. |
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Joe Morra, Scranton (Sr., Bronx, N.Y.)
Morra went 7-1 in four conference matches during the week, winning all four of his singles matches and three of four doubles matches. He won the deciding match at No. 3 singles as Scranton handed Drew its first conference loss since 2000, ending a 110-match winning streak in conference play for the Rangers. Morra rallied after losing the first set, narrowly won a second-set tiebreak and then outlasted both his opponent and a bout of leg cramps to win in three sets. |
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Raul Smego, Drew (Sr., Ponce, Puerto Rico)
Smego remained unblemished in Landmark Conference play with two singles wins, improving his record to 5-0 in conference play. He and doubles partner Djedjy Hill also recorded a pair of doubles wins over conference opponents, Merchant Marine and Catholic. The duo is now 4-0 on the season. |
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Brice Morey, Juniata (Sr., Enola, Pa.)
Morey went undefeated this week as Juniata won four matches. He earned three wins at No. 4 singles and posted four doubles wins at both No. 1 and No. 2. |
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David Teres, Scranton (Jr., Lebanon, N.J.)
Teres improved to 18-10 in his career in singles by winning two of his three matches played in Hilton Head, S.C., over Spring Break. Teres competed at No. 2 singles and No. 1 doubles as the Royals went 1-2 this week. After dropping matches to Colby, Teres won both singles and doubles matches against Concordia and Oneonta State. |
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Raul Smego, Drew (Sr., Ponce, Puerto Rico)
Smego was unblemished this week in two conference wins for the Rangers. After evening the first set at 5-5 against Juniata's Elliot Perow, the senior rattled off the next 20 games including a straight-set victory over Susquehanna's Garret Lynn. He and doubles partner Dejedjy Hill only lost four games in two matches playing in the second position. |
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Justin Wisniewski, Juniata (Jr., Moorestown, N.J.)
Wisniewski went undefeated in singles play this week. He won two matches at No. 2 singles against Gordon and Messiah and then moved up and won two in the No. 1 spot against Mount Union and Heidelberg. Wisniewski finished 3-1 at No. 2 doubles to finish with seven wins while helping the team to a 2-2 record.
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Joe Peters, Catholic (Jr., Newtown, Pa.)
Peters won every match he competed in this week, going 8-0 as Catholic went 3-1. Against Lebanon Valley, Peters defeated Sam Calabria at number four singles 6-1, 6-2. He then teamed with Kyle Kramer to win No. 3 doubles 8-2. Against Eastern Nazarene, Peters won the fourth singles match 6-4, 6-1 vs. Tyler Perron. Peters and Kramer took the 3rd doubles point, 9-7. In an 8-1 win over Westminster, Peters won the fourth singles point, 7-6, 4-6, 10-7, and he and Kramer earned an 8-6 win at number two doubles. Catholic's first match of the week was a 7-2 setback to Malone. Peters registered the Cards' only singles win at the fifth flight, and teamed up with Jason Quisberth for a number two doubles victory. |
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Brian Bradley, Catholic (Jr., New Rochelle, N.Y.)
Bradley picked up two wins on Sunday in Catholic's spring opener. He downed Alvernia’s Nathan Bauer 6-3, 6-3 at number one singles and then teamed up with Jason Quisberth to earn an 8-2 decision at second doubles. |