Raveena Kingsley will take on No. 2 seed Amanda Rodgers today at 9:30 AM
Before torrential rain and gusty winds moved in, there was plenty of high-octane tennis on display at the Tennis Center at College Park as part of Day 2 US Open Mid-Atlantic Playoff action.
Two JTCC players have advanced to the third day of the tournament. Day 3 will commence with four Men’s Quarterfinal matches at 8:00 AM.
Day 2 Results:
-Louis-Phillippe Genereux d. Nick Bayh (JTCC) (7-6(1), 6-2) in the second round
–Evan Zhu (JTCC) d. Kevin Rubink (6-0, 6-0) in the second round; Evan Zhu (JTCC) d. Trey Scott (6-1, 6-0) in the third round
Through three matches, Evan has ceded a total of one game. Evan will play Scott Huang in a Quarterfinal match today at 8:00 AM. Scott is a rising sophomore at the College of William and Mary. He played the No. 6 position for the Tribe last season. Prior to college, he was rated as a four star recruit and was ranked No. 109 nationally, No. 2 in Virginia and No. 19 in the Mid-Atlantic.
–Kyrylo Tsygura (JTCC) d. Eric Nagy (7-6(3), 6-0) in the second round; Patrick Daciek d. Kyrylo Tsygura (JTCC) (6-1, 6-1) in the third round
After dispatching the 2013 NC State and Tar Heel Qualifier 18 and Under Champion Eric Nagy, Kyrylo stood tall in a match against 23-year-old Patrick Daciek. Patrick has garnered $4,000 dollars on the professional circuit, mainly in doubles play.
–Jada Robinson (JTCC) d. Kristina Centenari (6-3, 6-3) in the second round
–Raveena Kingsley (JTCC) d. Stephanie Wetmore (3-6, 7-5, Ret.) in the second round; Raveena Kingsley (JTCC) d. Jada Robinson (JTCC) (6-3, 6-3) in the third round
Before a Quarterfinal match up with fellow JTCC player Jada Robinson, Raveena ousted Stephanie Wetmore. Stephanie graduated from UCLA in 2008 and was a standout doubles player on the women’s tennis squad. As a junior, Stephanie was ranked No. 2 in Canada and in the top 100 internationally. Raveena will play the No. 2 seed Amanda Rodgers today at 9:30 AM. Amanda is a rising junior at Syracuse University. Last season, she earned All-Big East Team honors by compiling a 28 and 12 record. As a freshman, Amanda was 15 and 1 in singles play.
–Cecilia Lynham (JTCC) d. Sophie Chang (7-6(4), 6-4) in the second round; Amanda Rodgers d. Cecilia Lynham (JTCC) (6-4, 6-2) in the third round
-Megumi Chen d. Tamara Culibrk (JTCC) (3-6, 6-4, 7-6) in the second round
