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CYA Travel Tennis League Champions, left to right, Coach Doug Kegerreis, Matthew Ong, Jeremy Basheda, Ryan  D'Ercole, Rishi Sanghavi

CYA TRAVEL TENNIS TEAM CLINCHES LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP

CYA High School Boys #1 defeated Herndon 2-1 to win the Northern Virginia USTA Junior Team Tennis League.  Ryan D'Ercole and Matthew Ong both won their singles matches to clinch the championship.  Herndon was undefeated during the regular season but CYA won three consecutive playoff matches to win the championship.  "Each member of the team kept improving all summer long", said Doug Kegerreis, coordinator of the CYA tennis program and coach of the team. "It does not surprise me at all that this team came back and defeated a team that had not lost all season.  It reflects how much better they are now."

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Doug's 2010 Wimbledon Review

Mens Singles: Rafy gave the rest of the field a little hope in the middle of the tournament by being taken to 5 sets in two consecutive rounds.  It was enough to convince me that someone like Soderling or Berdych could hit him off the court at this Wimbledon.  As it turned out, Nadal kicked it into another gear during the second week and never looked back.  I am now ready to put him in the same category as Serena.  That is, when Nadal is healthy and fresh, everyone else is playing for second.  Nadal is still working out his best strategy for being healthy and fresh going in to the US Open.  He has always been nicked up or worn down from his French and Wimbledon runs.  This year he is committed to getting recharged in July and early August and coming to the States on a mission.  I was very dissapointed in Roddick's loss.  Yes, the talent is deep, and you have to come ready to play every round.  But at this stage of Andy's career, if you are going to win a major, you CAN'T take a loss like that.  You must be able to withstand a run like that, step up your game and survive to the next round.  Federer getting clipped in the quarterfinals by Berdych is a sign of things to come.  He will still make it deep into the grand slams.  He will also win another major or two in his career.  But he is starting onto the downside of his career.  That means some of the new young guns are going to start knocking him off at majors- sometimes even early in the tournament. 

Ladies Singles: Again, the finals was anti-climatic.  Did you really think Zvenrova had a chance against a healthy and motivated Serena?  However, there were signs that the ladies tour is about to get exciting again.  The Sharapova-Henin match was great.  It looks like Sharapova is ready to challenge for grand slam titles again in the very near future.  I was very surprised that Clijsters fell apart in the third set versus Zvenerova.  I hope she can stay healthy and motivated thru the US Open.  It was sad to see Henin go down with an injury.  Lets hope she heals fast and continues to give a shot of adrenaline to the women's tour.  Another surprise was Venus going down early.  I really thought that she was the second best player in the tournament behind her sister.

Former tennis student Devon Cavanaugh stopped by recently to hit with CIT president, Doug Kegerreis.  Devon is currently playing Division I college tennis at UNC Asheville.  UNC Asheville participates in the Big South Conference.

Chantilly Tennis Stars Nolan, Kegerreis ascend to top singles slot for their NCAA Division I Teams

Chantilly's Debby Chang makes debut for Mary Washington University

Thomas Nolan and Kristi Kegerreis, class of 2006 at Chantilly High School, have begun their junior season playing NCAA Division I tennis.  They  both continue playing number one singles for their respective teams for the second consecutive year..

Nolan is playing #1 singles for Boston College in the Atlantic Coast Conference.  Thomas has notched singles wins against Brown and Davidson to help the BC Eagles clinch team victories in their first two outings. 

Kegerreis is playing #1 singles for Georgia Southern in the Southern Conference. Kristi won her singles and doubles match vs. Hampton University to help clinch a recent Georgia Southern victory.

Debbie Chang, Chantilly's #1 player in 2008, will begin her freshman dual match season for Mary Washington University later this month.  Mary Washington is a premier team in NCAA Division III.

For more information about either of these players, go to http://www.collegetennisonline.com/, and type in their name under "player search".

Chantilly's Kristi Kegerreis (L) and Thomas Nolan (R) with CIT President and coach Doug Kegerreis.

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