Summit boys 3rd. Nate Bonetto wins No. 1 Singles title!

The Oregon Tennis Tournament, formerly known as “The Jesuit Tournament” features eight of the top boys tennis teams in Class 6A. With Summit’s move to 6A, they entered this year’s tournament for the first time in nearly a decade showed quite well.

1, Jesuit 78
2, Lincoln 54
3, Summit 35.6
4, Lakeridge 27
5, Central Catholic 19
6, Westview 15.5
7, Wilson 14
8, Roseburg 6

Nate Bonetto, a sophomore for Summit, beat two-time defending Class 6A champion Peter Murphy of Jesuit in the final.

At No. 1 doubles, Ryan Abbott and David Feldman reached the final, falling to Lincoln.

More info on the tournament.

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When – June 1-August 31
Cost – $20 (cash or make check payable to Josh Cordell)

Info needed to sign up:
Name
High school graduation year (for example if you are going to be a senior next year you are the class of 2019)
School you’ll attend next year
Boy or Girl
Phone Number

End of the season prizes:
1st (2) – Highest ranked boy and girl
2nd – Most wins
3rd – Most matches played

What constitutes a match:
• Add or no add, you and your opponent decide.
• A match must be at least a set to 6 games to count. It could be a pro set, a two out of three sets with a third-set tiebreaker, or a full two out of three sets or if you are crazy, you can even play three out of five (Grand Slam style).
• Only one match per day vs the same opponent (the first one played). For example, Bobby can’t play three sets vs Timmy and count it as three matches. Bobby and Timmy could play one set and count it as their match. They could then decide to play additional sets but those would not count towards the ladder or their total of matches played. They could however play again the next day.

How does it work:
• Results are posted weekly.
• Rankings are updated weekly.

FAQ
• Can boys and girls play against each other? – Yes, you decide who you are going to play.
• Who reports the score? – The winner of the match.
• How do I report the score? – Email to Josh@prepsuccesscoach.com
• Can I join late? – Yes, you can join anytime between June 1 and August 31, but the earlier gives you the most chances to play.
• How do I set up a match? – Contact someone from the ladder and schedule with them directly.

ALL OF THE CENTRAL OREGON STATE TENNIS CHAMPIONS
BOYS TEAM
2018 – Summit
2017 – Summit
2016 – Summit
2015 – Summit
2014 – Summit
2012 – Summit
2011 – Summit
2009 – Summit
GIRLS TEAM
2012 – Summit – Ryan Cruz
2011 – Crook County – Lloyd Rodgers
1985 – Bend – Dennis Nielson
1984 – Bend – Dennis Nielson
BOYS SINGLES
2018 – Logan Hausler, Summit (5A)
2017 – Carter Quigley, Summit (5A)
2012 – Paxton Deuel, Summit (5A)
2011 – Paxton Deuel, Summit (5A)
1993 – Scott Mendenhall, Sunriver Prep (3A)
GIRLS SINGLES
2007 – Laura Krull, Summit (5A)
BOYS DOUBLES
2018 – Ryan Abbott/David Feldman, Summit (5A)
2017 – Garen Gasparovic/Peter Rutherford, Summit (5A)
2012 – Matt Larraneta/Matt VanHemelryck, Mountain View (5A)
2009 – Paxton Deuel/Adam Krull, Summit (5A)
2008 – Josh Guyer/Tyler Walsh, Summit (5A)
2007 – Alex Walentin/Cody Kohlmoos, Summit (5A)
1982 – Brock Brooks/Derek Wallace, Madras
1981 – Brock Brooks/Derek Wallace, Madras
GIRLS DOUBLES
2017 – Sebulsky/Wecker, Summit (5A)
2016 – Collier/Vezo, Bend (5A)
2015 – Winch/Vezo, Bend (5A)
2012 – Brown/Morgan, Crook County (4A)
2011 – Brown/Morgan, Crook County (4A)
2011 – Younger/Brodeck, Summit (5A)
2010 – Shephard/Drakulich, Summit (5A)
2009 – Nelson/Oliveira, Bend (5A)
1994 – Brynn Abby/Heather Taylor, Bend (4A)
1989 – Kirsten Abby/Shea Abby, Bend (4A)

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Summit Boys Tennis Records

Regular season

Dual Match Record

216-53

Dual Matches by Year

2002 – 2-12

2003 – 6-8

2004 – 9-6

2005 – 12-2

2006 – 13-3

2007 – 10-1

2008 – 10-2

2009 – 13-0

2010 – 8-2

2011 – 12-3

2012 – 15-0

2013 – 17-3

2014 – 18-2

2015 – 17-2

2016 – 17-2

2017 – 21-1

2018 – 16-3

Longest win streak

24 (2011-2012)

24 (2008-2010)

21 (2017)

18 (2014)

17 (2015 – 2016)

14 (2018)

14 (2013)

11 (81-7 in individual matches) – 2007-2008

Best season start

15-0 – 2012

13-0 – 2009

8-0 – 2005

7-0 – 2010

Career wins (10 or more varsity wins)

1       105 – Carter Quigley 2017

2       100 – Peter Rutherford 2017

3       95 – Chandler Oliviera 2015

4       89 – Liam Hall 2014

5       80 – Andy Jones 2017

6       78 – William Dalquist 2014

7          76 – Dylan Warren 2019

7       76 – Josh Guyer 2009

9       75 – Cody Kohlmoos 2008

10      74 – Tyler Walsh 2009

11       73 – Joshua Marine 2019

12      72 – Thomas Wimberly 2016

13      71 – Paxton Deuel 2012

13      71 – Alex Walentin 2007

15      70 – Max Liberty-Point 2005

16      68 – Parker Nichols 2013

17      65 – Hudson Mickel 2015

18       64 – Tomas Todd 2018

18      64 – Scott Parr 2013

20      62 – Sterling Dillingham 2011

20      62 – Nate Haldeman 2009

22      53 – Bo Hall 2012

23      52 – Nick Rose 2008

24      51 – Garen Gasparovic 2017

25       49 – Ryan Abbott 2020

25      49 – Josh Maitre 2015

27       48 – David Feldman 2020

27      48 – Mark Leckband 2006

29      46 – Wes Franco 2012

30      45 – Alec Virk 2013

31      44 – Cole Younger 2016

31      44 – Conor Hegewald 2010

33      43 – Rob Korich 2004

34      42 – Sean Manns 2005

34      42 – Todd Hagen 2009

36       41 – Logan Hausler 2018

37      40 – AJ Eytchison 2007

37      40 – Ricky Marine 2017

39      39 – Andrew Rowden 2011

40      38 – Nick Berning 2016

40      38 – Justin Chan 2005

42      37 – Christophe Adrien 2005

43      36 – Nick Guyer 2017

44      35 – Davis Calande 2014

45      34 – Ian Eland 2011

46      33 – Jordan Smith 2009

47      31 – Connor Steele 2015

48      30 – Max L’Etoile 2013

49      29 – Daniel Pino 2016

50      27 – Jesse DeMeyer 2018

51      25 – Lindsey Valentine 2016

52      24 – Jonathan Wimberly 2018

52      24 – Dan Emerson 2006

54       23 – Andrew Kropp 2019

54      23 – Nick Guyer 2017

54      23 – Lionel Hess 2013

54      23 – Dylan Lowes 2011

54      23 – Adam Krull 2012

59      22 – Florian Mirkes 2017

59      22 – Stewart Allen 2012

59      22 – Zach Gomber 2005

62       21 – Cole Capatani 2021

63      21 – Javier Camino 2018

64       19 – Cade Doan 2018

64      19 – Casey Mason 2004

64      19 – Dan McCormick 2006

67       18 – Will Villano 2020

67      18 – Logan Fishel 2011

69      17 – Drew Peters 2012

70      16 – Elliott Sherpa 2013

70      16 – Jordan Grund 2007

70      16 – Joey Greer 2005

73       15 – Matthew Merzbach 2021

73      15 – Zach Kanner 2009

73      15 – Scott Brimacombe 2007

73      15 – Trent Manns 2006

77       14 – Ethan Koester 2020

77      14 – Pierce Holt 2013

79      13 – Jordan Hill 2007

80      12 – Tanner Wise 2010

81      11 – Kevin Stone 2007

State Qualifiers

Paxton Deuel (4)

Liam Hall (4)

Chandler Oliviera (4)

Carter Quigley (4)

Dylan Warren (3)

Parker Nichols (3)

Scott Parr (3)

Josh Guyer (3)

Tyler Walsh (3)

Max Liberty-Point (3)

Cody Kohlmoos (3)

Thomas Wimberly (3)

Peter Rutherford (3)

Joshua Marine (2)

Sterling Dillingham (2)

Conor Hegewald (2)

Alex Walentin (2)

Rob Korich (2)

Cole Younger (2)

Hudson Mickel (2)

Bo Hall (2)

Ryan Abbott (2)

Tomas Todd (2)

David Feldman (2)

Daniel Pino (1)

Logan Hausler (2)

Garen Gasparovic (2)

Andy Jones (2)

Javier Camino (1)

William Dalquist (1)

Elliott Sherpa (1)

Alec Virk (1)

Stewart Allen (1)

Lionel Hess (1)

Sean Manns (1)

A.J. Eytchison (1)

Mark Leckband (1)

Nick Rose (1)

Cicero Franco (1)

Adam Krull (1)

Josh Maitre (1)

Ricky Marine (1)

Andrew Kropp (1)

Cole Capitani (1)

Ethan Koester (1)

Most wins in a season

30 – Carter Quigley 2017

30 – Peter Rutherford 2017

29 – Thomas Wimberly 2015

29 – Daniel Pino 2015

28 – Carter Quigley 2015

28 – Hudson Mickel 2015

28 – Peter Rutherford 2016

27 – Andy Jones 2016

27 – Logan Hausler 2015

26 – Dylan Warren 2016

25 – Carter Quigley 2016

25 – Liam Hall 2014

25 – Chandler Oliveira 2014

25 – Garen Gasparovic 2014

24 – David Feldman 2018

24 – Ryan Abbott 2018

24 – Joshua Marine 2018

24 – Chandler Oliveira 2015

24 – Jonathan Wimberly 2015

24 – Andy Jones 2015

24 – Josh Maitre 2015

24 – Peter Rutherford 2015

24 – Liam Hall 2013

24 – Chandler Oliviera 2012

24 – Josh Guyer 2009

24 – Mark Leckband 2006

23 – Dylan Warren 2018

23 – Scott Parr 2013

23 – Lionel Hess 2012

23 – Adam Krull 2009*

23 – Alex Walentin 2006

23 – Max Liberty-Point 2004

22 – Carter Quigley 2014

22 – Lindsay Valentine 2014

22 – Chandler Oliveira 2013

22 – Thomas Wimberly 2013

22 – Parker Nichols 2013

22 – Scott Parr 2012

22 – Stewart Allen 2012

22 – Sean Manns 2005

21 – Cole Capatani 2018

21 – William Dalquist 2014

21 – Hudons Mickel 2014

21 – Thomas Wimberly 2014

21 – William Dalquist 2013

21 – Paxton Deuel 2012

21 – Parker Nichols 2012

21 – Liam Hall 2012

21 – Bo Hall 2012

21 – Sterling Dillingham 2011

21 – Cody Kohlmoos 2006

21 – A.J. Eytchison 2005

21 – Josh Guyer 2008

20 – Cole Younger 2015

20 – William Dalquist 2012

20 – Wes Franco 2012

20 – Paxton Deuel 2009*

20 – Tyler Walsh 2008

20 – Alex Walentin 2005

20 – Alex Walentin 2007

20 – Cody Kohlmoos 2007

20 – Cody Kohlmoos 2008

IMC Champions

Singles

Carter Quigley 2017

Carter Quigley 2016

Carter Quigley 2015

Chandler Oliveira 2014

Chandler Oliveira 2013

Paxton Deuel 2012

Paxton Deuel 2011

Paxton Deuel 2010

Cody Kohlmoos 2008

Max Liberty-Point 2005

Max Liberty-Point 2004

Doubles

Dylan Warren/Joshua Marine 2018

Garen Gasparovic/Peter Rutherford 2017

Andy Jones-Dylan Warren 2016

Logan Hausler/Daniel Pino 2015

Garen Gasparovic/Liam Hall 2014

Scott Parr/Liam Hall 2013

Bo Hall/Liam Hall 2011

Adam Krull/Paxton Deuel 2009

Alex Walentin/Cody Kohlmoos 2007

Alex Walentin/Mark Leckband 2006

Team

2018

2017

2016

2015

2014

2013

2012

2011

2009

2008

2006

State Champions

DOUBLES

Ryan Abbott/David Feldman 2018

Garen Gasparovic-Peter Rutherford 2017

Adam Krull-Paxton Deuel 2009

Josh Guyer-Tyler Walsh 2008

Alex Walentin-Cody Kohlmoos 2007

Singles

Logan Hausler 2018

Carter Quigley 2017

Paxton Deuel 2012

Paxton Deuel 2011

State Team Placing

1^st 2018

1^st 2017

1^st 2016

1^st 2015

1^st 2014

1^st 2012

1^st 2011

1^st 2009

2^nd 2008

3^rd 2007

4^th 2010

4^th 2013

FALL
Crook County Boys Cross Country
Summit Girls Cross County
Summit Girls Soccer
Bend Volleyball
Sisters Volleyball

WINTER
Bend Boys Swimming
Bend Girls Swimming
Culver Wrestling
Crook County Wrestling

SPRING
Summit Boys Tennis
Summit Girls Track
Bend Girls Golf
La Pine Baseball

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Greg Patton is the head men’s tennis coach at Boise State University and is the only coach to receive the NCAA Coach of the Year award at two different Universities.

Greg is presenting a Tennis and Brewfest from Thursday through Saturday, June 29th-July 1st. The three-day event cost $175/person. It includes a varsity of on court tennis time with coach Patton as well as dinner and a tour of Sunriver Brewery.

For more information contact Jake Davis – 801-388-6765 or sunrivertennis@gmail.com

Here are all of the Central Oregon players and teams to ever win a high school tennis state championship. 2017 was a banner year as boys team, boys singles, boys doubles and girls doubles titles were captured.

BOYS TEAM
2017 – Summit
2016 – Summit
2015 – Summit
2014 – Summit
2012 – Summit
2011 – Summit
2009 – Summit

GIRLS TEAM
2012 – Summit – Ryan Cruz
2011 – Crook County – Lloyd Rodgers
1985 – Bend – Dennis Nielson
1984 – Bend – Dennis Nielson

BOYS SINGLES
2017 – Carter Quigley, Summit (5A)
2012 – Paxton Deuel, Summit (5A)
2011 – Paxton Deuel, Summit (5A)
1993 – Scott Mendenhall, Sunriver Prep (3A)

GIRLS SINGLES
2007 – Laura Krull, Summit (5A)

BOYS DOUBLES
2017 – Garen Gasparovic/Peter Rutherford, Summit (5A)
2012 – Matt Larraneta/Matt VanHemelryck, Mountain View (5A)
2009 – Paxton Deuel/Adam Krull, Summit (5A)
2008 – Josh Guyer/Tyler Walsh, Summit (5A)
2007 – Alex Walentin/Cody Kohlmoos, Summit (5A)
1982 – Brock Brooks/Derek Wallace, Madras
1981 – Brock Brooks/Derek Wallace, Madras

GIRLS DOUBLES
2017 – Sebulsky/Wecker, Summit (5A)
2016 – Collier/Vezo, Bend (5A)
2015 – Winch/Vezo, Bend (5A)
2012 – Brown/Morgan, Crook County (4A)
2011 – Brown/Morgan, Crook County (4A)
2011 – Younger/Brodeck, Summit (5A)
2010 – Shephard/Drakulich, Summit (5A)
2009 – Nelson/Oliveira, Bend (5A)
1994 – Brynn Abby/Heather Taylor, Bend (4A)
1989 – Kirsten Abby/Shea Abby, Bend

• Here’s what’s happening in Sunriver this summer.

• 29th Collier Cup Tennis Tournament, headquartered at Juniper Park in Bend.

Who – Bend Lava Bears, Hermiston Bulldogs, Hood River Valley Eagles, Mountain View Cougars, Pendleton Buckaroos, Summit Storm and The Dalles Riverhawks.

What – 5A State qualifier and Special District 1 championship tournament.

When – Thursday through Saturday, May 11-13. Seeding meeting, Thursday at 6pm.

Play begins Friday at 8am

Where – Matches will take place in one location in Sunriver at the North Courts – 17900 West Core Road, Sunriver, OR 97707. Between Circles 6 & 9.

Athletic Director – Gabe Pagano, Summit

Tournament Director – Grant Ludwick

Contact Person – Josh Cordell, Summit coach • email joshcordell127@gmail.com • phone 541-639-7127

Seeding Meeting

Thursday, May 11, 6pm in the Library at Three Rivers Elementary School – Deschutes National Forest, 56900 Enterprise Dr, Sunriver, OR 97707

Notes:

• A hospitality tent will be provided for coaches.

• Food will be available for purchase at the tennis courts for players and spectators.

• A USTA umpire will be on site for the tournament.

• Please print 10 copies of your lineup to provide at the seeding meeting.