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Saturday, March 15, 2025
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Top Seeds Dominate as Spring Fling Tennis Heats Up
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 Zachary Mcguire IslandStats.com
Day Three of the tournament saw a series of straight-sets victories, showcasing the strength and consistency of the leading players.
In the Girls 14 Singles, number one seed Chloe Mcbrearty delivered a polished performance, defeating Arianna Parra Delgado 6-3, 6-2. Mcbrearty's controlled play and accurate groundstrokes proved too much for her opponent, securing her place in the next round.
Manuel Maldonado, fresh from representing Bermuda at the WJT (World Junior Tennis) North Central America & Caribbean Pre-Qualifying Tournament, demonstrated his international experience in the Boys 14 Singles. The number one seed dispatched Michael Moldip with a commanding 6-0, 6-2 victory, highlighting his superior skill and court coverage.
The trend of top-seed dominance continued in the Boys 18 Singles, where Zachary Mcguire, the number one seed, overcame Tobiah Goodchild in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4. Mcguire's powerful serve and consistent baseline play proved decisive, securing his progress in the tournament.
The day's results underlined the high standard of competition at the Spring Fling Tournament, with the top seeds living up to their billing. The players will now be looking to maintain their form and momentum as they vie for honours in their respective divisions.
Boys 12 Singles - Group A
6 6 Manuel Maldonado defeated
2 2 Oliver Anderson
Boys 12 Singles - Group B
6 6 Trystan Thompson defeated
0 0 James Casling-Hall
Girls 14 Singles
6 6 Lee Terceira defeated
2 0 Dylan Outerbridge
6 6 Chloe Mcbrearty defeated
3 2 Arianna Parra Delgado
6 6 Chloe Mcbrearty defeated
2 2 Lee Terceira
Boys 14 Singles
6 6 Oliver Anderson defeated
0 1 Daniel Dalene
6 6 Manuel Maldonado defeated
0 2 Michael Moldip
Boys 16 Singles
6 6 Jadon Spriggs defeated
1 0 Christopher Maderios
6 6 Tobiah Goodchild defeated
1 2 Will Britten
Boys 18 Singles
6 6 Zachary Mcguire defeated
2 4 Tobiah Goodchild
6 6 Sebastian Pukk defeated
1 4 Jadon Spriggs
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Friday, March 14, 2025
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Spring Fling Serves Up Another Three-Setter on Day 2
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The 2025 Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association’s Spring Fling Tournament delivered another day of captivating action at the WER Joell Tennis Stadium, with Arianna Parra Delgado's dramatic comeback stealing the show.
Day Two of the tournament witnessed intense battles across various age groups, but it was the Girls 14 Singles match between Delgado and Samantha Morgan that provided the most gripping spectacle.
Morgan started strongly, seizing the initiative and winning the first set 6-3, putting Delgado under immediate pressure. However, Delgado demonstrated remarkable resilience, battling back to win the second set 7-5, levelling the match and forcing a decisive third-set tie-break.
The tie-break proved to be a marathon affair, a testament to the determination of both young players. With every point contested fiercely, the tension in the stadium was palpable. After a series of nail-biting exchanges, Delgado finally emerged victorious, winning the tie-break 14-12 in an epic conclusion.
In the Boys 16 Singles, Will Britten delivered a solid performance to defeat Jadon Spriggs. Britten controlled the first set, winning 6-2, before facing a sterner test in the second. Spriggs fought hard, but Britten ultimately prevailed 7-6, securing a straight-sets victory.
Meanwhile, in the Boys 18 Singles, Sebastian Pukk displayed his dominance with a comfortable win over Tristan Pettit. Pukk won the first set 6-1 and maintained his momentum in the second, closing out the match 6-4.
The Spring Fling Tournament continues to provide a platform for Bermuda's young tennis talent to showcase their skills and compete at a high level. With thrilling matches and impressive performances, the tournament is proving to be a highlight of the local tennis calendar.
Spring Fling Tournament Day Two
Girls 12 Singles
6 6 Lee Terceira defeated
3 3 Arianna Parra Delgado
Boy’s 12 Singles - Group B
6 6 Trystan Thompson defeated
0 0 William Leman
Boy’s 12 Singles - Group A
6 6 Oliver Anderson defeated
1 0 Tucker Champion
Girl’s 14 Singles
3 7 14 Arianna Parra Delgado defeated
6 5 12 Samantha Morgan
Boy’s 14 Singles
6 6 Trystan Thompson defeated
0 4 James Casling-Hall
6 6 Manuel Maldonado defeated
0 0 Daniel Dalene
Boy’s 16 Singles
6 7 Will Britten defeated
2 6 Jadon Spriggs
Boy’s 18 Singles
6 6 Sebastian Pukk defeated
1 4 Tristan Pettit
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Thursday, March 13, 2025
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Spring Fling Serves Up Thrilling Three-Setters on Day 1
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The Bermuda Lawn Tennis Association's 2025 Spring Fling Tournament got off to an exciting start at the WER Joell Tennis Stadium, with two gripping three-set matches captivating spectators on the opening day.
The tournament, a highlight of the local tennis calendar, saw young players showcasing their talent and determination in closely contested encounters.
In the Girl’s 12 Singles division, Chloe Mcbrearty staged a remarkable comeback against Arianna Parra Delgado. After dropping the first set 4-6, Mcbrearty rallied strongly, taking the second set 6-2. The match culminated in a tense tiebreaker, where Mcbrearty held her nerve to secure a 10-4 victory.
The Boy’s 14 Singles match between Michael Mohipp and Oliver Anderson also went the distance. Mohipp took the first set 6-3, but Anderson responded by winning the second 6-4. The deciding tiebreaker saw Mohipp regain his composure, clinching the match with a 10-6 victory.
These thrilling three-set battles set the tone for what promises to be a highly competitive tournament. The players' resilience and determination were on full display, providing a glimpse of the future of Bermuda tennis.
The Spring Fling Tournament continues at the WER Joell Tennis Stadium, with further matches scheduled throughout the week. Tennis enthusiasts can look forward to more exciting action as the players battle for titles across various divisions.
Boy’s 12 Singles - Group A
6 6 Manuel Maldonado defeated
0 0 Tucker Champion
Boy’s 12 Singles - Group B
6 6 James Casling-Hall defeated
2 3 William Leman
Girl’s 12 Singles
4 6 10 Chloe Mcbrearty defeated
6 2 04 Arianna Parra Delgado
Boy’s 14 Single
6 4 10 Michael Mohipp defeated
3 6 06 Oliver Anderson
6 6 Riley Maybury defeated
2 0 Julian Hands
Girl’s 14 Single
7 6 Dylan Outerbridge defeated
5 4 Ella Metschnabel
Boy’s 16 Singles
6 6 Will Britten defeated
2 0 Christopher Maderios
Boy’s 18 Singles
6 6 Tobiah Goodchild defeated
1 1 Cyre Trott
6 6 Jadon Spriggs defeated
3 4 Kyan Hands
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Wednesday, March 12, 2025
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Burrows & VSU Storm to Home Opener Victory
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Alexcie Burrows and her Virginia State University (VSU) Women's Tennis teammates celebrated a resounding 6-0 victory in their season home opener against Mary Baldwin University's Squirrels.
The VSU women's team delivered a dominant performance, showcasing their skill and determination in front of their home crowd. The comprehensive victory underlined their strong start to the season.
The VSU team's dominance was evident from the outset, with the doubles point secured without Burrows and her partner needing to take to the court. This early advantage set the tone for the rest of the match.
In the singles action, Burrows took to the court in the #5 spot and faced Lauren Byrnes. Burrows displayed her composure and skill, delivering a commanding performance to secure a straight-sets victory, 6-0, 6-1.
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Tuesday, March 11, 2025
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Mallory and UNC Wilmington Fall to Ranked South Florida
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Trey Mallory and his UNC Wilmington Men's Tennis team suffered a 4-0 defeat to the highly ranked No. 36 South Florida Bulls.
The loss sees the Seahawks' season record drop to 3-6, with the team facing a challenging run of five consecutive matches against ranked opposition. South Florida, meanwhile, continued their impressive form, improving their record to 10-3.
The doubles action saw Mallory and his partner, Harold Huens, compete in the No. 3 spot. They faced a tough challenge against South Florida's Hugo Car and Agustin Cuellar, ultimately falling 6-4.
In the singles, Mallory took to the court in the No. 6 position, facing Llanes. The match proved to be a tightly contested affair, going to three sets. Despite a valiant effort, Mallory was ultimately defeated 6-2, 4-6, 6-3.
The Seahawks' challenging schedule has tested their resilience, and the team will be looking to regroup and bounce back in their upcoming matches. The experience gained from facing such strong opposition will undoubtedly prove valuable as they continue their season.
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