Statement win for Tornado Tennis
NORWICH – After defeating the Windsor Black Knights 5-2 as a team last Thursday, April 21, Norwich has kept themselves just one game out of the division lead behind Oneonta.
“This was a big match for us tonight. If you look at our scores they were pretty decisive. We lost at first singles playing a very skilled player and doubles in a third set tie breaker,” said Norwich head coach John Stewart.
Joel Fazio now remains unbeaten on the season when he cruised past his competition at fourth singles, winning 6-1, and 7-5.
Norwich Senior Carlos Ithier came up with a huge for the Tornado this past Thursday defeating Aaron Williams.
Williams found himself up early on Ithier, but due to patients and being persistent, Ithier walked away on top.
“The Carlos match, that kid was the better tennis player. He had set point on Carlos, had him down 6-5. Carlos flipped him and scored next three to make 8-5, then next set he humiliated won 6-0,” said Stewart.
Stewart continued saying, “Norwich got solid play from two and three doubles with both teams coming from behind to win both matches.”
This saw Matt Giglio and Josia Shaver in second doubles win 6-2, 6-3; and Mike Carson and Dan Zieno in third doubles win 6-4, 6-4.
Cameron Edwards also secured a victory for Norwich in third singles with a win at 6-2, and 6-3.
It was Jamison Luke in first singles who faced off against Jared Mirch, who saw one of Norwich's losses on the night at 6-1, and 6-4.
“Merch is a senior, he comes from a family of tennis players, and he plays year round. Jamison is a hell of a competitor, he doesn’t give anything to you, you have to earn what you take from him,” said Stewart.
The other loss on the evening came to Austin Benenati and Zayn Harper in the first singles slot when they split at 3-6, and 6-4 to Windsor's Collin Gollogly and Matt Colosi to take the match to a super tie-breaker set as at this point the team win was already decided.
Windsor’s duo would prevail in the super tie-breaker at 10-6.
We are the defending champions, to take out the champions you have to bring you’re A game,” said Stewart.
Norwich varsity tennis will get a rematch of Windsor later on today as this time they travel to the Black Knights later on today at 4 p.m.
“This was a big match for us tonight. If you look at our scores they were pretty decisive. We lost at first singles playing a very skilled player and doubles in a third set tie breaker,” said Norwich head coach John Stewart.
Joel Fazio now remains unbeaten on the season when he cruised past his competition at fourth singles, winning 6-1, and 7-5.
Norwich Senior Carlos Ithier came up with a huge for the Tornado this past Thursday defeating Aaron Williams.
Williams found himself up early on Ithier, but due to patients and being persistent, Ithier walked away on top.
“The Carlos match, that kid was the better tennis player. He had set point on Carlos, had him down 6-5. Carlos flipped him and scored next three to make 8-5, then next set he humiliated won 6-0,” said Stewart.
Stewart continued saying, “Norwich got solid play from two and three doubles with both teams coming from behind to win both matches.”
This saw Matt Giglio and Josia Shaver in second doubles win 6-2, 6-3; and Mike Carson and Dan Zieno in third doubles win 6-4, 6-4.
Cameron Edwards also secured a victory for Norwich in third singles with a win at 6-2, and 6-3.
It was Jamison Luke in first singles who faced off against Jared Mirch, who saw one of Norwich's losses on the night at 6-1, and 6-4.
“Merch is a senior, he comes from a family of tennis players, and he plays year round. Jamison is a hell of a competitor, he doesn’t give anything to you, you have to earn what you take from him,” said Stewart.
The other loss on the evening came to Austin Benenati and Zayn Harper in the first singles slot when they split at 3-6, and 6-4 to Windsor's Collin Gollogly and Matt Colosi to take the match to a super tie-breaker set as at this point the team win was already decided.
Windsor’s duo would prevail in the super tie-breaker at 10-6.
We are the defending champions, to take out the champions you have to bring you’re A game,” said Stewart.
Norwich varsity tennis will get a rematch of Windsor later on today as this time they travel to the Black Knights later on today at 4 p.m.
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