He lost 7-5 7-5 to the 1st seed in the quarterfinals and then reached the Consolation Finals.
Thursday, February 22, 2018
USTA Midwest Level 2 Boys 16s
Congratulations to Trevor Ball for winning the Sportsmanship award at the USTA Boys 16s Midwest Level 2 last weekend in Cincinnati.
He lost 7-5 7-5 to the 1st seed in the quarterfinals and then reached the Consolation Finals.
He lost 7-5 7-5 to the 1st seed in the quarterfinals and then reached the Consolation Finals.
Tuesday, February 20, 2018
Coach Cal with a great answer on how to coach AND PARENT a struggling player.
Coach Cal with a great answer on how to coach AND PARENT a struggling player. @UKCoachCalipari pic.twitter.com/zOo9HV2hhG
— Chad Seibert (@Coach_Seibert) February 18, 2018
Here is the follow-up on that comment. Just as good! pic.twitter.com/fG3vDAwgBP
— Chad Seibert (@Coach_Seibert) February 18, 2018
Monday, February 12, 2018
Junior World Team Tennis Midwest Champions
RCC won the Midwest Junior World Team Tennis Championships last weekend for the 3rd straight year. The team included Connor Biernat, Jordan Phelps, Stu Brdicka, Kathleen Jones, Paige Kompa and Lalassa Nagireddy, and was coached by Zack Schwenning.
They defeated Central Indiana, Northwest Ohio and 2 teams from Wisconsin. In the 2nd match against Wisconsin, Connor came back from 0-4 down in singles to force a tiebreaker.
RCC started up 3 games ahead of Wisconsin going into the final match. Stu was down 4-1 and came back to force a tiebreaker, and won 5 straight points in the tiebreaker after being down 0-4. Kathleen and Lalassa also had big singles wins in the final 6-5 and 6-2. The mixed doubles court of Paige and Stu went to overtime, but held on for the victory.
Boys and Girls doubles were dominant all weekend. The team qualified for the Junior World Team Tennis Nationals in San Diego, where they have finished 3rd the last two years.
They defeated Central Indiana, Northwest Ohio and 2 teams from Wisconsin. In the 2nd match against Wisconsin, Connor came back from 0-4 down in singles to force a tiebreaker.
RCC started up 3 games ahead of Wisconsin going into the final match. Stu was down 4-1 and came back to force a tiebreaker, and won 5 straight points in the tiebreaker after being down 0-4. Kathleen and Lalassa also had big singles wins in the final 6-5 and 6-2. The mixed doubles court of Paige and Stu went to overtime, but held on for the victory.
Boys and Girls doubles were dominant all weekend. The team qualified for the Junior World Team Tennis Nationals in San Diego, where they have finished 3rd the last two years.
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