University's Kona Luu is one Trojans who is back in 2010. Paul Bersebach, The Register
The boys tennis season is a long way off, but it's never too soon to see what might happen.
There are plenty of unknowns, yet one thing is for sure - the landscape is going to change.
Too many seniors are graduating, and too many lineups are changing for it not to have a different feel come 2010.
First Team All South Coast League:
Singles:
Warren Hardie (DH) - League Champion
Matthew Ta (CV)
Chris Luc (AN)
Austen Ward (TES)
ACADEMY LEAGUE
MVP Singles: Alex Koeberle (Sage Hill)
MVP Doubles: Andrew Kurzweil (Sage Hill) and Alex Manolakas (Sage Hill)
Segerstrom's No. 2 singles player Dylan Dongrid hits a forehand during the team's CIF championship victory. Armando Brown/For the Register
The tennis was big time in 2009 around the boys high school scene.
There were plenty of items to remember, and that's exactly what we're out to do.
We've compiled the top moments of the season. Let us know what you think, and ones we missed.
A look back:
CIF TEAM CHAMPIONS: BOYS TENNIS
Div. I - Thousand Oaks
Div. II - Brentwood
Div. III - Claremont
Orange County had four teams participating at the CIF-SS team championships Wednesday at the Claremont Club.
The county was almost shut out, but Segerstrom saved the day.
Orange County high school tennis fans, say thank you to Segerstrom.
The Jaguars victory in the Division V championship avoided a dubious happening for the county scene.
The top-seeded Jaguars were the only school to walk away Wednesday with a CIF championship.
Top-seeded Cerritos defeated Laguna Beach, 15-3, to take home the Div. IV title.
The Dons were in front 10-2 after two rounds.
They aren't county schools, but the Division II final between Brentwood and San Marino produced the most intense drama of the day.
For the first time in three seasons, there's a new champion in Division I.
Thousand Oaks held on to defeat University, 10-8, and win the school's first CIF-SS Div. I championship. The Trojans, who were the two-time defending champs, made their fourth consecutive final appearance.
The Division I final is moving into Round 3.
Thousand Oaks won Round 2, 4-2.
The Lancers lead the match 7-5.
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