District tennis tournaments for Brevard high schools in 2024

MELBOURNE Holy Trinity swept the District 7-1A tennis tournament team results on Tuesday, and Satellite matched that in 8-2A competition on Thursday. Both tournaments were at Fee Avenue Park.

The Tigers and Scorpions also took the titles of both boys and girls No. 1 singles.

Holy Trinity scored 21 points in boys competition, finishing ahead of runner-up Edgewood's 12 points and four other teams. Frederic Tu took the No. 1 singles individual championship, beating Florida Prep's Artiom Anzhilov in the final.

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Other Tigers winning boys singles brackets were Ryder Collins at No. 2, Zacky Dzhenev at No. 3, Luke Rector at No. 4 and Daniel Chen at No. 5. Tu and Collins teamed for another win at No. 1 doubles, and the team of Dzhenev-Rector made it a sweep with a No. 2 doubles win.

Holy Trinity's Alya Dzheneva won girls No. 1 singles. Other girls details were not available.

Satellite's boys winners were No. 1 singles player Jack Lindstrom, No. 2 Marcus Hatzakis, No. 3 Roman Vigliotti, No. 4 Ben Fralliciari and Matthew Loftus at No. 5. Lindstrom teamed with Hatzakis to win No. 1 doubles, while Eau Gallie's Jacob Samler and Grant Wells claimed No. 2 doubles.

Maya Boysen won at No. 1 singles for the Scorps girls, Lana Stout at No. 2, Ava Noel at No. 3 and No. 4 Carly Farson. No. 1 doubles went to Boysen and Stout, and Noel and Farson took the No. 2 doubles win. Merritt Island's Maria Hansen won No. 5 singles.

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In District 10-4A at Cocoa Beach Country Club, Vero Beach won both team championships, but Viera's Caroline Morrison took the No. 1 girls singles bracket and earned a spot at the FHSAA state tournament.

As the girls team runner-up, Melbourne earned a spot in next week's regional play. Beutli Saxon won the No. 5 girls singles title, and Ashton Potts won No. 2 singles.

Matthew Maroz won No. 3 singles for Viera.

This article originally appeared on Florida Today: District tennis tournaments for Brevard high schools in 2024