New Haven Register (New Haven, CT)
BOYS TENNIS PLAYERS TO WATCH
Here are 12 CIAC boys’ tennis players to watch entering the 2022 season:
Luke Brodsky, Staples, Sr.: Brodsky teamed with senior Bradley Sheppard to walk away with the Invitational doubles’ championship in straight sets. They were Class LL champs as well.
Tighe Brunetti, Staples, Sr.: FCIAC MVP, Brunetti won the Class LL No. 1 singles title. Captured Class LL doubles title with Robbie Daus as a freshman.
Robbie Daus, Staples, Sr.: Daus took home the Class LL No. 2 singles title as a junior. He teamed with fellow Player to Watch Tighe Brunetti to win a Class LL doubles title as a freshman. All-FCIAC.
Dan Folloni, Jonathan Law, Sr.: The SCC Division II playoff MVP, Folloni led Law to its first title.
Helped Law from his No. 1 singles position finish regular season at 16-0.
Liam Hovorka, Avon, Soph.: Unbeaten at 18-0 for the Class M champions, Hovorka tacked on a state No. 1 singles title.
Elliot Koplas, Westbrook, Soph.: Class S No. 4 singles champion. All-Shoreline.
Dylan Koziol, Wilton, Sr.: All-FCIAC singles. Verbal commit to Loyola (Md.).
Petro Kuzmenok, Warde, Jr.: Kuzmenok, seeded fourth, captured the first CIAC Boys Tennis Invitational singles crown, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. First-team AllFCIAC.
James Lorenzetti, Notre Dame-West Haven, Jr.: Division I All-SCC first team. Made it to round of 16 at Georgia Bowl Open in Rome (Ga.) this March.
Sebastian Lowy, Hand, Sr.: All-SCC first teamer,
Israel has helped win three consecutive Division I league titles. Won SCC No. 2 singles title.
Will Mathias, Avon, Jr.: Class M No. 2 singles champion. Has 19-8 USTA record.
Utsav Subramani, Cheshire, Sr: First team Division I All-SCC. No. 1 singles league runner-up. All-State as a freshman when he went unbeaten in singles and won two state matches.