{"id":217366,"date":"2025-10-16T13:26:11","date_gmt":"2025-10-16T13:26:11","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/217366\/"},"modified":"2025-10-16T13:26:11","modified_gmt":"2025-10-16T13:26:11","slug":"tennis-players-qualify-for-ofsaa-championship","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/217366\/","title":{"rendered":"Tennis players qualify for OFSAA championship"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Seven local players have qualified for the OFSAA tennis championship Nov. 10-12 in Toronto.<\/p>\n

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They booked their trips by placing in the top two at the SWOSSAA championship Wednesday in Chatham at the Joe Carpenter and Doug Allin courts and the Chatham-Kent Racquet Centre.<\/p>\n

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McGregor\u2019s Claudia Del Corral was second in high school girls singles.<\/p>\n

Chatham-Kent\u2019s Hannah Heinhuis and Hayden Heinhuis were second in high school girls doubles.<\/p>\n

Pain Court\u2019s Carter May and Will Deline were second in high school boys doubles.<\/p>\n

Pain Court\u2019s Kaylene Brophy and Parker Graham were second in high school mixed doubles.<\/p>\n

Windsor Riverside won the team title with 16 points, LaSalle Villanova had 13, Lambton Central had 11 and Pain Court had 10.<\/p>\n

Pain Court had 10 SWOSSAA players, more than any other school.<\/p>\n

The high school division winners were Lambton Central\u2019s Yarko Zelenchuk in boys singles, Villanova\u2019s Farrah Mikhail in girls singles, Belle River\u2019s Nash Raymond and Alex Bially in boys doubles, Riverside\u2019s Olivia Depooter and Isabelle Robson in girls doubles, and Kingsville Erie Migration\u2019s Quinn Miehl-Marentette and Mady Stanley in mixed doubles. Riverside\u2019s Nolan Bryans was second in boys singles.<\/p>\n

The open division winners were Mia Wesolowski of Belle River St. Anne in girls singles and Northern\u2019s Chinmay Damani in boys singles. The runners-up were Essex\u2019s Nadia Brujic in girls singles and Windsor Kennedy\u2019s Teru Yasuyama in boys singles.<\/p>\n

McGregor\u2019s Giuseppe Saladino was fourth in open boys singles.<\/p>\n

The OFSAA championship was traditionally played in the spring, but it was moved this year to the fall and will stay there going forward.<\/p>\n

\"Molly Molly Chambers of Ursuline hits a return in a high school girls singles match at the Chatham Tennis Club\u2019s Joe Carpenter courts. (Mark Malone\/Chatham Daily News)\"Kaylene Kaylene Brophy of Pain Court hits a return in a mixed doubles match at the Doug Allin courts. Brophy and partner Parker Grahan placed second. (Mark Malone\/Chatham Daily News)\"Matthew Matthew Stek of Lambton Central hits a return in a mixed doubles match at the Doug Allin courts. Stek and partner McKenna Wheeler placed third. (Mark Malone\/Chatham Daily News)\"Giuseppe Giuseppe Saladino of McGregor hits a backhand in an open boys singles match at the Chatham Tennis Club\u2019s Joe Carpenter courts. He placed fourth. (Mark Malone\/Chatham Daily News)\"Parker Parker Graham of Pain Court concentrates on his second serve in a mixed doubles match at the Doug Allin courts. (Mark Malone\/Chatham Daily News)\"Nolan Nolan Bryans of Riverside hits a return in a high school boys singles match at the Doug Allin courts. He placed second. (Mark Malone\/Chatham Daily News)\"Deva Deva Carta of McGregor hits a return in an open girls singles match at the Chatham Tennis Club\u2019s Joe Carpenter courts. (Mark Malone\/Chatham Daily News)\"Liam Liam David Thies of Kennedy goes to the net in an open boys singles match at the Chatham Tennis Club\u2019s Joe Carpenter courts. (Mark Malone\/Chatham Daily News)\"Eliana Eliana Brujic of Essex hits a return in an open girls singles match at the Chatham Tennis Club\u2019s Joe Carpenter courts. She placed fourth. (Mark Malone\/Chatham Daily News)<\/p>\n

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