WTT JUNIOR NATIONALS CHAMPIONSHIP – Update, Order of Play, Results

Written by: on 4th August 2011
WTT JUNIOR NATIONALS CHAMPIONSHIP - Update, Order of Play, Results   |

Teams from Texas and Southern California will battle for the national championship at the 2011 World TeamTennis Junior Nationals at the George E. Barnes Family Tennis Center at 9 a.m. on Thursday morning. The WTT Junior Nationals, which is hosted by WTT co-founder Billie Jean King, is a national junior invitational event featuring 16 coed teams from throughout the U.S. The teams use the World TeamTennis format during their three days of non-elimination draw competition.

Planet Texas edged Intermountain Immortals in a tight 37-35 win to advance to the Championship Finals. Planet Texas, representing the USTA Texas section, trailed by three games heading into mixed doubles. Texas and the USTA Intermountain squad split the two sets of mixed doubles but Planet Texas won enough games for the victory. Team members of Planet Texas, representing the USTA Texas section, are Nick Carpenter of New Braunfels, Texas; Nicholas Agritelley of Dallas; Joey Molina of Dallas; Rachel Baldree of Corpus Christi, Texas; Madison Craft of Frisco, Texas; and MacKenna Maddox, McKinney, Texas. Bobby Reeves is coach of Texas Planet.

Kramer’s Crushers, representing the Jack Kramer Club, handily defeated previously unbeaten USTA Southwest Sweetness 42-21 to punch their ticket into the Championship Final. Team members for Kramer’s Crushers are Jeffrey Hawke of Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.; Eric Lim of Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.; Chris Dalton of Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.; Riley Morgan of Rolling Hills, Calif.; Nicole Scotten of Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.; and Maddy Sung, Rolling Hills, Calif. Dennis Rizza is coach of the Crushers.

Two San Diego teams will play off for 5th place when Youth Tennis San Diego Sharks & Minnows take on the San Diego Attackers.

Action with all 16 teams continues with the final round on Thursday at 9 a.m. at the Barnes Tennis Center. All matches are open to the public.

Team members, ages 14-18, are selected based on their sectional and national rankings, but are not eligible if they attain a ranking of 1-150 on the USTA Seed Selection List as of May 2011.

The tournament follows the WTT non-elimination draw format with the 16 teams divided into four groups. Each team is comprised of three boys, three girls and a coach. Team matches consist of eight events; with two sets each of boys’ singles, girls’ singles, one set of boys’ and girls’ doubles, and two sets of mixed doubles. The first team to reach six games wins each set. A nine-point tiebreaker is played if a set reaches five all. One point is awarded for each game won. If necessary, Overtime and a Supertiebreaker are played to determine the outright winner of the match.

Round 3 Results:

Southwest Sweetness def. Miami Dream Team 40-32

Smooth Strokes def. Spare Time Specialists 43-26

Kramer’s Crushers def. Youth Tennis San Diego Sharks & Minnows 41-35

New England Wicked Shrimp def. Hawaii Sharks 44-23

San Diego Attackers def. Southern Swag with Hospitality 40-37

Planet Texas def. Northern Lights 46-29

Eastern Killer Whales def. Pacific Defiant Rebels 40-30

Intermountain Immortals def. Hey…Youzz Guys 47-22

PLAYOFF ROUND – SEMIFINALS RESULTS – AUG. 3

POSITIONS 1-4

Kramer’s Crushers def. Southwest Sweetness 42-21

Planet Texas def. Intermountain Immortal 35-33

POSITIONS 5-8

Youth Tennis San Diego def. Smooth Strokes 41-33

San Diego Attackers def. Eastern Whales 40-26

POSITIONS 9-12

Southern Swag with Hospitality def. Hey…Youzz Guys 42-27

New England Wicked Shrimps def. Miami Dream Team 44-30

POSITIONS 13-16

Spare Time Specialists def. Hawaii Sharks 39-28

Northern Lights def. Pacific Defiant Rebels 43-27

SCHEDULE OF PLAY FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST 4

MATCH COURTS

CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL: Planet Texas (4-0) vs. Jack Kramer Club Crushers (4-0) Court 5 & 6

3rd place: Southwest Sweetness (3-1) vs. Intermountain Immortal (3-1) 11 & 12

5th place: Youth Tennis San Diego Sharks & Minnows (3-1) vs. San Diego Attackers (3-1) 3 & 4

7th place: Eastern Killer Whales (2-2) vs. Smooth Strokes (2-2) 7 & 8

9th place: Southern Swag with Hospitality (2-2) vs. New England Wicked Shrimps (2-2) 13 & 14

11th place: Hey…Youzz Guys (1-3) vs. Miami Dream Team (1-3) 15 & 16

13th place: Spare Time Specialists (1-3) vs. Northern Lights (1-3) 19 & 20

15th place: Hawaii Sharks (0-4) vs. Pacific Defiant Rebels (0-4) 17 & 18

TEAMS/PARTICIPANTS:

HAWAII SHARKS (USTA HAWAII)

Michael Chen, Honolulu, Hawaii

Kenrick Yamashita, Honolulu, Hawaii

Karen Yamashita, Honolulu, Hawaii

Cori Cummings, Kailua, Hawaii

Brooke Alcuran, Honolulu, Hawaii

COACH: Ty Aki

HEY…YOUZZ GUYS! (USTA MIDDLE STATES)

Darren Mast, Lancaster, Pa.

Norman Patten, Holland, Pa.

Nicholas Schivito, West Chester, Pa.

Claire Uhle, Blue Bell, Pa.

Erin Browsher, West Chester, Pa.

Erika Reagan, Mount Laurel, N.J.

COACH: Jim Phipps

INTERMOUNTAIN IMMORTALS

(USTA INTERMOUNTAIN)

Matt Sweet, Salt Lake City, Utah

Scott Bohne, Highland, Utah

Mitchell Smith, Henderson, Nev.

McKenzie Davis, Salt Lake City, Utah

Alexis Turley, Kaysville, Utah

Kallie Sperry, Sandy, Utah

COACH: Sue Burke

JACK KRAMER CLUB CRUSHERS

(SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TENNIS ASSOCIATION)

Jeffrey Hawke, Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.

Eric Lim, Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.

Chris Dalton, Rancho Palos Verdes, Calif.

Riley Morgan, Rolling Hills, Calif.

Nicole Scotten, Palos Verdes Estates, Calif.

Maddy Sung, Rolling Hills, Calif.

COACH: Dennis Rizza

KILLER WHALES (USTA TEAM EASTERN)

Robert Schmitz, Scotia, N.Y.

Gabe Tishman, Bedford, N.Y.

Ernesto Dillon, Mountainville, N.Y.

Angela Assal, Bronx, N.Y.

Ludmila Yamus, Melville, N.Y.

Maya Vasser, New Rochelle, N.Y.

COACH: Mike Bates

MIAMI DREAM TEAM (USTA FLORIDA)

Kevin Cubela, Miami, Fla.

Rafael Alvarez, Miami, Fla.

Augusto Tomszay, Miami, Fla.

Krystle Cintas, Miami, Fla.

Sabrina Scovino, Miami, Fla.

Kristine Garcia, Miami, Fla.

COACH: Noel Cubela

NEW ENGLAND SHRIMPS (USTA NEW ENGLAND)

Camden Smith, Dedham, Mass.

Graham Alrutz, Middletown, Conn.

Alex Burbine, Westboro, Mass.

Pilar Giffenig, Salisbury, Conn.

Courtney Gallagher, New Canaan, Conn.

Caitlin Gallagher, New Canaan, Conn.

COACH: Ryan Adamonis

NORTHERN LIGHTS (USTA NORTHERN)

Elliott Czarnecki, Sioux Falls, S.D.

Ryan Hoverson, Grand Forks, N.D.

Ulrick Boyogueno, Shakopee, Minn.

Madeline Buxton, Eden Prairie, Minn.

Vonnick Boyogueno, Shakopee, Minn.

Shelby Henderson, Lakeville, Minn.

COACH: Gordon Reid

PACIFIC DEFIANT REBELS (USTA PACIFIC NORTHWEST)

Triton Pitassi, Camas, Wash.

Nigel Lyons, Vancouver, Wash.

Lukas Kleinman, Vancouver, Wash.

Brittany Ellingsen, Vancouver, Wash.

Victoria Tam, Rolling Hills Estates, Calif.

Brandea Bunning, Rancho Palo Verdes, Calif.

COACH: Nancy Ansboury

PLANET TEXAS (USTA TEXAS)

Nick Carpenter, New Braunfels, Texas

Nicholas Agritelley, Dallas, Texas

Joey Molina, Dallas, Texas

Rachel Baldree, Corpus Christi, Texas

Madison Craft, Frisco, Texas

MacKenna Maddox, McKinney, Texas

COACH: Bobby Reeves

SAN DIEGO ATTACKERS

Jack McCullers, San Marcos, Calif.

Justin Chanthalangsy, San Diego, Calif.

Brandon Yang, San Diego, Calif.

Erin Acera, Covina, Calif.

Yolanda Lan Pham, San Diego, Calif.

Kelly Shaffer, Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.

COACH: Huong Nguyen

SAN DIEGO SHARKS & MINNOWS

(YOUTH TENNIS SAN DIEGO)

Romar Hernandez, San Diego, Calif.

Dylan Trent, Poway, Calif.

Cameron Bernhardt, San Diego, Calif.

Rozel Hernandez, San Diego, Calif.

Bella Genkina, San Diego, Calif.

Melinda Chu, San Diego, Calif.

COACH: Eric Mann

SMOOTH STROKES

Jordan Harrell, Lithonia, Ga.

Kyle Burton, Madison, Tenn.

Zachery Kennedy, Atlanta, Ga.

Brandi Nelson, Jonesboro, Ga.

Kayla Price, Huntersville, N.C.

Drew Anderson, Stone Mountain, Ga.

COACH: Alyce Meadors

SPARE TIME JUNIOR TENNIS ACADEMY

(USTA NORTH CALIFORNIA)

Jack Lonergan, Sacramento, Calif.

Deric Wanland, Sacramento, Calif.

Edward Ni, Carmichael, Calif.

Alice Ni, Carmichael, Calif.

Rachel Putty, Gold River, Calif.

Katie Marshall, Sacramento, Calif.

COACH: Ashlee Ashba

USTA SOUTHWEST SWEETNESS

CJ Krimbill, Scottsdale, Ariz.

Kyle Chalmers, Tempe, Ariz.

James Ponwith, Scottsdale, Ariz.

Marissa Baca, Oro Valley, Ariz.

Chloe Lee, Albuquerque, N.M.

Meghan Lyall, Mesa, Ariz.

COACH: Eric Mitchell

USTA TEAM SOUTHERN

Ryan Miller, Norcross, Ga.

Roberto Hennis, Raleigh, N.C.

Simon Jayaram, Norcross, Ga.

Carolyn Brinson, Metairie, La.

Clare Mendell, Canton, Ga.

Karlee Bryde, Suwanee, Ga.

COACH: Susannah Cook








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