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Danny Carollo went 6-1 on two upper level courts. Carollo is now 18-10 for the Spring/Summer League. He moved into 5th place in the Spring/Summer standings among players who have participated at least five times.  Court WinnersPlayers winning courts this week were: Carollo, Evan Webeler, Tony Teufel, Harrison Rogers and Scott Vaaler. Final Week StandingsHeading into the 2021 Spring/Summer League's 27th and final week, here are the leaders among likely qualifiers (at least 5 sessions played):
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With the conclusion of Week 25 play, there are two weeks remaining in the 2021 Spring/Summer League. Fall/Winter League starts October 7.  Week 25 Full Sets Results | Standings | PairingsFriday, September 17 is the deadline to sign up for Fall/Winter League Session #1. Play is on Thursday nights at Glendale Lyceum and Maketewah CC. The season starts October 7.  Dave Necessary went 3-1 on a court with Eric West, Henry Bunis, Wes Goebel and Harrison Rogers. His 21-game win total was good enough to earn first place points by one game over West. This was the first time Necessary played Summer League this year.  Court WinnersCourt winners this week were: Necessary, Tony Teufel, Harrison Rogers, Danny Carollo (2), Rob Hinkle, Kevin Hackett and Jonathan Daugherty. Results | Standings | PairingsStratos Kranias went undefeated on his 6:00 court and finished 4-2 for the week. Kranias is now 54-55 (49.5%) for the season and is 28th in the Spring/Summer League standings.  Winners & New PlayersCourt winners this week were: Kranias, Harrison Rogers and Doug Jones (2). Danny Carollo, an experienced player moving from Chicago, made his league debut. Carollo went 3-4 on two upper level courts. Week #23 court results.
Eric West dominated his upper level court, losing only three games with Tony Teufel, Austin Hensley and Harrison Rogers. West improved to 6-3 in summer play.  Court WinnersPlayers winning courts this week were: West, Harrison Rogers, Jill Jackson (2), Rob Hinkle and Jonathan Daugherty. Results | Standings | PairingsPlatform Tennis League is excited to announce that Xenon Paddle will be a sponsor of our 2021-22 leagues. We will use the Xenon ball for the Fall/Winter League. I am a fan of the brighter color and extended durability. For this year's ball, Xenon has softened the core for better playability in cold temperatures.  In only their third year, Xenon has already earned a reputation for having some of the best equipment in the game. Five of the Eight APTA Nationals finalists from last year will be using their paddles this season. Click Xenon Paddle for more information about their platform tennis products.
Harrison Rogers played seven sets on two courts this week. That brings his total to 120 official sets with six weeks left to play. Ironman (participation) leaders:
 Court WinnersThis week's court winners were: Doug Jones, Harrison Rogers, Todd Wise, Brian Methe and Kevin Taylor. Week #21 court results.
Registration for the 2021-2022 Fall/Winter League is now open. We will again have options to sign up for just Session #1 or Session #2 as well as a discounted rate for the full season. Plans are to play at Glendale Lyceum and Maketewah Country Club. We have room for 85 players with a registration deadline of September 17. If we reach 85 players by September 17, we will look to add courts & increase capacity. Otherwise, 85 will be the hard cut off.  Summer Session #2 kicked off with Henry Bunis, a former world top 100 world tennis player, making his Platform Tennis League debut. Bunis was a 1971 Ohio state high school champion and a 2x NCAA All-American at Columbia. Bunis, new to platform tennis, went 1-2 on a court with Doug Jones, Harrison Rogers and Wes Goebel. Also playing for the first time this summer were Kevin Hackett and Konnor Montchai. Court WinnersThis week's court winners were: Doug Jones, John Van Lokeren, Kevin Taylor, Tami Hochwalt and Stratos Kranias.
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