Prep boys tennis roundup for Thursday, Oct. 8

Wesco 3A/2A North

Cascade 4, Stanwood 3 Cascade secured a narrow win over Stanwood in a tightly contested match at Cascade High School. The Cougars claimed four straight singles victories across the lineup, with Jiang Yang opening the day with a dominant straight-sets triumph over Bryce Stogner. Clarence Bobadilla followed with a similarly strong performance against Grady Lamb. Stanwood countered with Tanner Perez’s clean win over Kai Loeung and Brody Seigel’s hard-fought two-set victory over Ted Trinh, which included tiebreaks in both sets. Doubles proved decisive, as Cascade’s Liam Manoppo and Stony Bik overcame an early deficit to outlast Kellan Zill and Jesse Henken in a third-set match tiebreak. Jordan Marquez and Dylan Siayngco posted a solid win at the top doubles spot, while Booth Seigel and Olen Anderson closed out the match with a three-set win over David and Tri Tran.

Monroe 7, Marysville Getchell 0 Monroe swept Marysville Getchell in a shutout at the host school, with players winning every match in straight sets. Camden Potter led the way with a pair of comfortable wins, followed by Jackson Butterfield and Liam Tessandori, who each dropped just a combined four games across their matches. Andre Tarasov completed the singles sweep against John Bailey. The Falcons controlled all three doubles flights as well, with Lucas Hogle and Ashton Ramirez earning the easiest win of the day, while Mark Gochnauer and Christian Macfarlane and the duo of Kellan Moen and Whitworth Vaughn each added decisive straight-set victories.

Snohomish 7, Everett 0 Snohomish dominated Everett at Clark Park in a flawless team performance. Jackson Fawcett and Connor Hall opened with flawless records, both posting double bagels in their matches. Jaden Larson and Weston Fawcett added more straight-set wins, with the latter overcoming a tough tiebreaker in the second set. Doubles action saw Snohomish sweep all three tandems, with Tully VanAssche and Maverick Stocker narrowly edging Elisha Hekker and Evan Brunni in a tight second set. Taron Allison and Steven Allred and the team of Connor Hallmark and Chase Beazer each contributed clean victories to complete the shutout.

Wesco 3A/2A South

Shorecrest 6, Mountlake Terrace 1 Shorecrest asserted control over Mountlake Terrace at Kellogg Middle School, with just one match falling to the Hawks. Mihai Stransky opened with a strong showing against Stephen Valmayor, followed by Lleyton Hoy, Miles Garbaccio, and Jasper Dahl, who collectively allowed only 23 games total. The Scots swept the doubles section as well, with Tyson Castaneda and Kevin Vesvarut taking the first match, while Moses Klein and Kaden Strang edged past Carlos Brown and Takuma Ostergaard. Keane Patterson and Winston Yao delivered the final point in convincing fashion.

Glacier Peak 7, Mariner 0 Glacier Peak swept Mariner at home behind an all-around efficient effort. Aarnov Arora and Abhinav Meterametla each claimed straight-set wins, with Krew Russon earning the lone point for the visitors before retiring in the third set. Max Hamlot added another clean win over Bien Clarin. The Bears dominated doubles play, allowing opponents just 17 games across three matches. Macus Xu and Ethan Work, Zach Wynder and JJ Westlund, and Nathan Haryanto and Augustus Hutton all posted identical 6–0, 6–0 scores.

Lynnwood 7, Meadowdale 0 Lynnwood swept Meadowdale in a home win, with solid performances across the board. Isamu Nakano and Aryan Jadal each posted identical 6–3, 6–3 results in singles, while Kevin Phan and Nieka My contributed wins. My earning hers via forfeit. Doubles action saw Jaren Sayavong and Jordan Nhoek take the first match, followed by Matthew Yao and Landon Cristobal and the team of James Lim and Mannix Ray Nabua, who completed the sweep with a pair of straight-set wins.

Shorewood at Edmonds-Woodway, score not reported Earlier reporting indicated the match was played, though official results remained pending at press time.

Wesco 4A

Jackson 7, Arlington 0 Jackson handled Arlington in a clean sweep at the Rangers’ home court. Chris Cho led the way with a convincing singles win, followed byJJ Moreno and Dev Agarwal, who each won in straight sets. Samir Samikov closed the singles sweep with a dominant performance. The Jaguars swept all three doubles flights, with Anderson Stark and Arohan Basak, Arhan Sinha and Vivaan Pillai, and Yuvraj Lahankar and Jacob Chiang each winning by identical 6–3, 6–0 or 6–1, 6–1 margins.

Kamiak 5, Lake Stevens 2 Kamiak edged Lake Stevens in a competitive matchup, with the Hawks capturing five matches to the Spartans’ two. Results were not detailed in the initial report, but the outcome reflected a balanced team effort for Kamiak across singles and doubles play.