Wesco 4A Division

Jackson swept Mariner in a seven-nothing victory at Jackson High School on Monday. In the singles matches, Chris Cho defeated Tom Nguyen in straight sets, while Leo Villarreal-Carriedo beat Bien Clarin. Arohan Basak and Yuvraj Lahankar also secured wins, each taking their matches in two sets without dropping a single game. The Jackson doubles teams, led by the pair of Jacob Chiang and Arhan Sinha, along with Dev Agarwal and JJ Moreno, and Vivaan Pillai and Saurish Srivastava, all won their respective contests convincingly.

Lake Stevens took a five-two decision over Arlington at Arlington High School. Saahith Vangala and James Eichert led the charge for the visitors in the singles, both winning in straight sets. Gabe Duchesne also claimed a singles victory, defeating Cohin Klein in a close match that required two tight sets. Kade Martin was the only Arlington player to win a singles match. In doubles, Lake Stevens took two of the three matches, with Peter Lapin and Clement Vrillacq, and Conner Anders-Freshwater and Cameron Evans securing wins. Kyler Rowell and Grant Klein represented Arlington in the third doubles match.

Glacier Peak defeated Kamiak five-two at the home venue of the victors. Aarnav Arora won his singles match without dropping a set. Abhinav Mederametla and Krew Russon also secured singles victories for the home team, with both matches requiring tiebreakers or extended play. Isaac An was the sole singles winner for Kamiak, defeating his opponent after the other player retired. In the doubles division, Glacier Peak won two matches, including a close third-set finish by Zach Wynder and JJ Westlund, and a tiebreaker win by Nathan Haryanto and Adam Schmulevich. Edward Hammar and Christian Shin won the other doubles point for Kamiak.

Wesco 3A/2A North Division

Snohomish blanked Marysville Getchell seven-nothing at the Getchell campus. All four singles points for Snohomish were won in straight sets by Jackson Fawcett, Steven Allred, Connor Hall, and Jaden Larson. The Snohomish doubles teams, featuring Connor Hallmark and Chase Beazer, Ethan Plantz and Carter Moores, and Jackson Hill and Beckem Caskey, all defeated their opponents to complete the sweep.

Stanwood defeated Everett six-one at Clark Park. Jesse Henken, Tanner Perez, and Brody Seigel won singles matches for Stanwood. Isaac Taylor provided the single win for Everett, taking his match in three sets. Stanwood dominated the doubles division, winning all three matches through the efforts of Kellan Zill and Booth Seigel, Bryce Stogner and Olen Anderson, and Dean Fagan and Braden Thompson.

Monroe defeated Marysville Pilchuck seven-nothing at Totem Middle School. Camden Potter, Jackson Butterfield, Christian Macfarlane, and Kellan Moen all won their singles matches for Monroe, with most victories coming without dropping a set. The Monroe doubles teams, including Isaiah Kiehl and Lucas Hogle, and Colby Fields and Elliott Baumchen, won their matches in straight sets. The final doubles point was awarded to Monroe by forfeit.

Wesco 3A/2A South Division

Edmonds-Woodway edged Lynnwood five-two at Lynnwood High School. Cole Betancourt was the only singles winner for Lynnwood. Michael Mkrtychev, Abraham Ho, and Nolan Zirkle won singles matches for Edmonds-Woodway. In the doubles division, Edmonds-Woodway won two matches, with Joseph Menanno and William Spear, and Boris Kuzmanov and Patrick Branch securing victories. Matthew Yao and Landon Cristobal won the other doubles point for Lynnwood.

Shorecrest defeated Shorewood four-three at Shorecrest High School.

Southwest and Southeast Division teams swept their respective matchups in the singles and doubles rounds of the recent tennis competition.

In the singles bracket, Southeast representative Mihai Stansky secured a hard-fought victory over Seb Sanchez, winning the deciding tiebreak 10-8 after dropping the opening set 2-6. Fellow Southeast player Lleyton Hoy defeated Ethan Dong in straight sets, closing the match 7-5, 6-2.

On the Southwest side, Drew Johnson outlasted Miles Garbaccio with a score of 6-3, 7-5. Jacob Mignogna also played for Southwest, taking a dominant 6-2, 6-2 win over Jasper Dahl.

The doubles results mirrored the divisional splits. The Southwest pair of Reid Bley and Drew Boyd defeated Keane Patterson and Winston Yao, 6-2, 6-3. In the Southeast bracket, Eli Barr and Grant Carpenter overcame Zachary Gordon and Elliott Hunter, 6-3, 7-5. The other Southeast duo, Levi Leptich and Luke Artherholt, finished their match against Sawyer Lund and Isaac Binz with a decisive 6-1, 6-1 victory.

Scores for the match between Meadowdale and Archbishop Murphy were not included in the final report.