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Photos: Hopkinton Tennis Tournament

by | Sep 21, 2022 | Sports

The annual Hopkinton Tennis Tournament was held this past weekend at the Hopkinton High School courts.

In the advanced men’s singles division, Amit Jagdale was the champion, defeating Alex Samoiloff in the final. In intermediate men’s singles, Jon Winchenbach beat Qingshuo Song in three sets to win the title. In men’s intermediate doubles, Bryan Wojtowick and Josh Nowak topped Naveen Saane and Krunal Patel for the top spot.

In women’s intermediate singles, Sejal Motwane beat Leyla Sanati for the championship. In the women’s advanced doubles final, Kelliane Erath and Kathy Albrect defeated Natasha Linton and Ashley McGrath. In women’s intermediate doubles, Kim Pulnik and Kathy Burri won the title after going 2-0 in round-robin play.

Hopkinton Tennis Tournament

Prashant Rai returns a shot during his intermediate men’s singles first-round match. PHOTO/JOHN CARDILLO

Hopkinton Tennis Tournament

Rodrigo Dominguez chases down a ball. PHOTO/LYN CALKINS

Hopkinton Tennis Tournament

Advanced men’s singles champion Amit Jagdale follows through. PHOTO/LYN CALKINS

Hopkinton Tennis Tournament

Joanna Meek hits a shot during an intermediate doubles match. PHOTO/LYN CALKINS

Hopkinton Tennis Tournament

Raveesh Bhasin lines up a shot. PHOTO/JOHN CARDILLO

Hopkinton Tennis Tournament

Intermediate men’s singles champion Jon Winchenback keeps his eye on the ball. PHOTO/JOHN CARDILLO

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