BOYS TENNIS

Kiran Bhatia (Brookline)

Ravin Bhatia (Brookline)

Alonso Berry (Cambridge)

Cody Bloom (Holliston)

Joshua Chen (Lexington)

Peter Chen (Weston)

Devan Devaiah (Brookline)

Sritan Devineni (Lexington)

T.J. Fahey (Concord-Carlisle)

Luke Free (St. John’s Prep)

Boris Kouzminov (St. John’s Prep)

Daniel Lynch (Concord-Carlisle)

Rudr Malayya (St. John’s Prep)

Jack Prokopis (St. John’s Prep)

Luke Prokopis (St. John’s Prep)

Jay Raj (Mystic Valley)

Evan Saptari (Lexington)

Timothy Vargas (Duxbury)

 

KIRAN BHATIA

BROOKLINE

The senior went 15-0 at first doubles during the season, losing just one set in the process. The Bay State Conference All-Star captured the 2025 Massachusetts High School Individual Doubles title. A three-time Herald All-Scholastic, Bhatia ended his career with a 67-2 record. Bhatia will study politics and international affairs at Princeton.

RAVIN BHATIA

BROOKLINE

Teaming with his brother Kiran to win the USTA Massachusetts High School State Individual Doubles Tournament, the three-time Herald All-Scholastic concluded his stellar career with a 67-2 record. An excellent student with a 4.0 GPA, Bhatia will major in politics at Princeton.

ALONSO BERRY

CAMBRIDGE

The sophomore earned Dual County Player of the Year honors after posting an impressive 16-1 record. Berry also reached the semifinals of the USTA Massachusetts High School State Individuals. Berry has done it on the court (29-4 career mark) and in the classroom (4.0 GPA).

CODY BLOOM

HOLLISTON

The MVP of the Tri-Valley League went 12-0 during the regular season. The sophomore reached the quarterfinals of the USTA Massachusetts High School State Individuals before retiring due to injury, a match in which he was up a set at the time. Bloom is ranked among the top 15 in New England in the 16-and-under age group.

JOSHUA CHEN

LEXINGTON

The freshman fit in nicely on the juggernaut Lexington tennis team, going 19-1 and helping guide the Minutemen to the Division 1 state team finals. Chen was a semifinalist at the USTA Massachusetts High School State Individuals, ranked No. 1 in New England in the 14-and-under age group. He has been honored with the Student Achievement Award for exceptional performance on MCAS.

PETER CHEN

WESTON

The Dual County League Foley Player of the Year, Chen went 12-1 and helped Weston advance to the Division 3 state team finals. The three-time DCL All-Star and former Herald All-Scholastic has a 43-1 career record in singles and doubles. He also skies and plays golf in the offseason.

DEVEN DEVAIAH

BROOKLINE

The school’s No. 1 singles player turned in a 17-1 record for a 19-2 team. A three-year regular at first singles, Devaiah helped guide the Warriors to the Div. 1 state finals. The National Honor Society nominee will attend Boston University.

SRITAN DEVINENI

LEXINGTON

The first doubles specialist was 12-3 during the regular season as the Minutemen reached the Division 1 team finals. Devineni also got as far as the semifinals of the USTA Massachusetts High School State Doubles championship. An excellent student with a 3.81 GPA, Devineni has a career record of 31-9. He will major in industrial engineering at Georgia Tech.

T.J. FAHEY

CONCORD-CARLISLE

The senior doubles standout advanced to the finals of USTA Massachusetts High School State Doubles tournament. The Dual County League All-Star was part of a Concord-Carlisle team that advanced to the Div. 1 team semifinals. A member of the National Honor Society, Fahey was part of a state team championship squad in 2022. He will attend Dartmouth.

LUKE FREE

ST. JOHN’S PREP

The third member of the St. John’s Prep juggernaut singles squad, the Catholic Conference All-Star helped lead the Eagles to the Div. 1 team title again. The Northeastern-bound Free ended his career with a 72-5 record and a pair of state team titles. Ranked 13th in Massachusetts in the 18-and-under age group, Free is a member of the National Honor Society.

BORIS KOUZMINOV

ST. JOHN’S PREP

The junior went 18-1 at first doubles for the two-time Div. 1 state team champs. For his career, Kouzminov surpassed the 30-win mark and has just two losses. A member of the Headmaster’s List, Kouzminov carries a 4.1 GPA. Kouzminov’s long term academic goal is to major in pre-dental.

DANIEL LYNCH

CONCORD-CARLISLE

A Dual County All-Star at first doubles and a member of a team that went to the Div. 1 state team semifinals, Lynch also advanced to the finals of the USTA Massachusetts High School State Doubles tournament. An AP Scholar with Distinction, Lynch will attend Washington University in St. Louis to study biology and computer science.

RUDR MALAYYA

ST. JOHN’S PREP

Undefeated at first singles for the Div. 1 state team champions, Malayya has a career record of 41-2. The honor roll student plays basketball in the offseason. Malayya will compete in national level USTA tournaments with his long-term goal to play college tennis.

JACK PROKOPIS

ST. JOHN’S PREP

The MVP of the Catholic Conference was a force at second singles for the Div. 1 state team champions. The senior earned all-league honors in each of his four seasons and received the Coaches Award as a freshman. A member of the National Honor Society and recipient of several academic awards, Prokopis will play tennis and plans on majoring in political science and religious studies at Holy Cross.

LUKE PROKOPIS

ST. JOHN’S PREP

The first doubles specialist lost just one match during the season and was undefeated in the postseason in guiding the Eagles to their second straight Div. 1 state team title. A four-time Catholic Conference All-Star and straight-A student in the classroom, Prokopis will play tennis at Holy Cross.

JAY RAJ

MYSTIC VALLEY

A three-time team MVP, Raj went 18-1 on the season, dropping just eight games in the process. The one loss he suffered during the season was an injury withdrawal. Raj advanced to the quarterfinals of the USTA Massachusetts High School State Individual tournament. The junior also played a key role in helping Mystic Valley advance to the Div. 4 state team quarterfinals. The president of the National Honor Society carries a 4.0+ GPA.

EVAN SAPTARI

LEXINGTON

The junior first doubles standout reached the semifinals of the USTA Massachusetts High School State Doubles tournament. A Middlesex League All-Conference selection, Saptari helped guide the Minutemen to the Div. 1 state team finals. A two-time Middlesex League All-Star and honor roll student, Saptari has a career record of 33-9.

TIMOTHY VARGAS

DUXBURY

The singles standout played a large part in Duxbury’s run to the Div. 2 state team title. He also advanced to the finals of the USTA Massachusetts High School State Individuals. A winner of several L4 singles and doubles events in the offseason, Vargas will play college tennis at Colgate.

LEAGUE ALL-STARS

BAY STATE CONFERENCE

Aidan Stoddard (Milton); Elliot Gettman, Jack Wexler, Ben Svetlov (Needham); Stephen Jung (Walpole); Deven Devaiah, Winston Chan, Kiran Bhatia, Ravin Bhatia (Brookline); Johnny Wastcoat, Collin Hwang, Warren Feldman, Seth Rao, Dev Pradhan (Newton North); Arthas Goutham, Ellias Lukic (Wellesley); Jordan Cohen (Framingham)

MVP: Deven Devaiah, Elliot Gettman

BIG THREE

Colin Fleet, William Rumsey, Kareem Karam. Chrispin Sokol, Xavier Inacio (Durfee); Brian Medeiros, Carlos Semedo (New Bedford); Joel Nunoo (Brockton)

MVP: Colin Fleet

CAPE AND ISLANDS

ATLANTIC: Zak Potter, Caleb Dubin, Kert Kleeman, Tommy Flynn, Kyle Levy, Henry Wansiewicz, Nate Walsh (Martha’s Vineyard); Jacob Faidell, Brady Keyser, Quintin Hefferan (Falmouth); Ronan Pavluchenko, Ryan Casey (Monomoy); Lucas Patton (Nauset)

MVP: Zak Potter

LIGHTHOUSE: Ray Zhang, Mason Smith, Caleb Smith, Francisco Garcia-Raya (Sturgis); Ayden Naydenov, Garrett Wilson, Declan Livingston, Connor Hall, Ben Catalano (Cape Cod Academy); Nik Krastev, Boyan Kalpazanov (Nantucket); Zach Jones (St. John Paul)

MVP: Ray Zhang

CAPE ANN LEAGUE

Raffi Arkun, Shea McCarthy (Lynnfield); Finn Birkeland, Jack Lawler, Alex Montaresi, Charlie Langendorf (Manchester-Essex); Jay Raj (Mystic Valley); Brindley Fisher, Sam Brickman, Will Forrest (Newburyport)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Shea McCarthy, Finn Birkeland, Jack Lawler

CATHOLIC CENTRAL LEAGUE

Max Comey, Connor Wright, Aakash Deshpande, Casey Fennell, Will Carroll, Cole Schroeder, Stephen Rizzo, Giuseppe Lepore (Bishop Feehan); Thomas Shea, Steve Nason, Jason Spaulding (St. Mary’s); Dryden Schaub, Leo Monteiro, Matt McIsaac (Cardinal Spellman); Thomas Clavell (Bishop Stang)

CATHOLIC CONFERENCE

Rudr Malayya, Jack Prokopis, Luke Free, Luke Prokopis, Boris Kouzminov (St. John’s Prep); Andrew Garofoli, Chris Curran, Ryan Berns, Alex Fine (BC High); Aarav Jain, Lukas Pannenborg (St. John’s Shrewsbury); Tripp Carven, Owen Roberts, Tim Lee (Xaverian); Jack Burgess (Malden Catholic); Andrew Spagnuolo (Catholic Memorial)

MVP: Jack Prokopis

DUAL COUNTY LEAGUE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Ben Ostrovsky (Concord-Carlisle); Saunak Manna, Preet Mood (Westford Academy); Dillon Denny-Brown (Bedford); Josh Proctor, Brendan Ip (Wayland); Rishi Dasari (Acton-Boxboro)

FOLEY: Charles Demeo, Leo Natalizio, Spencer Goss (Bedford); Jeffrey Zhang, Kiyoshi Nimi, Charlie Haddad (Wayland); Nik Joannidis (Waltham); Winston Starett, Peter Chen (Weston); Luis Bullock Gonzalez (Boston Latin)

THORPE: Pedro Nachbin, Dan Lynch, T.J. Fahey (Concord-Carlisle); Marti Sarquella (Acton-Boxboro); Jackson Higgins, Alden Konsler (Lincoln-Sudbury); Alonso Berry (Cambridge); Yash Veerkar, Nikhil Ponnusamy (Westford Academy); Ezra Levy, Daniel Ding (Newton South)

PLAYERS OF THE YEAR: Alonso Berry, Peter Chen, Marti Sarquella

GREATER BOSTON LEAGUE

Stanley Jiang, Kwan Wo Li, Shaoquin Zhang, Ilyas Quidsaada (Malden); DJ Freeman, Nitish Kaushai, Ethan Cross, Milo Kochansky (Somerville); Bryant Jiminez, Anthony Fontes (Everett); Victor Bun (Lynn Classical); Ethan Chillel, Eric Salazar (Lynn English); Indrit Tamazi (Revere): Peter Nguyen, Zachary Travers (Medford)

MVP: DJ Freeman, Stanley Jiang

HOCKOMOCK LEAGUE

Jackson Fazzina (Attleboro); Bharat Ramanathan, Eli Weaver, Matt Wright (Canton); Raj Jetty (Foxboro); Danny Reis, Gabe Terry (Franklin); Luke Bailer, Arjun Koilu (King Philip); Neema Khosravani, Muhilan Karuppusamy (Mansfield); Patrick Dolan, Alex Efremidis, Brendan Teehan, Nicholas Wagner (Oliver Ames); Isaac Chen, Sava Kassev, Milan Kujilev, Jacob Slavsky (Sharon)

MVP: Jacob Slavsky, Neema Khosravani

MAYFLOWER ATHLETIC CONFERENCE

Connor Kennedy, Andrew Librera, Matthew Frederick (Diman); Brett Brophy, Ajani Bunting (Wareham); Brody Girard, Ryan Keane (Westport)

MVP: Connor Kennedy

MERRIMACK VALLEY CONFERENCE

Nik Narina, Matt Wang, Ryan Furlong, Cam Nutter, Ricky Tran, Kian Keyhan, Sam Gomer (Andover); Jack Makiej (Central Catholic); Keshev Mahadevan (North Andover)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Nik Narina

MIDDLESEX LEAGUE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Luke Greif (Wakefield); Arvind Rajarajan, Joshua Chen, Sritan Devineni, Evan Saptari, Daniel Lee (Lexington); Sam Song, Thomas Andrews, Jamie Binda-Dunn (Winchester); Brody Chen, Henry Moriarty (Belmont); Soham Shah (Burlington)

MVP: Arvind Rajarajan, Joshua Chen, Luke Greif

NORTHEASTERN CONFERENCE

ALL-CONFERENCE: Sam Schepens (Swampscott); Etan Farfel, Jayden Janock, Anthony Vizy, Ty Cooper, TJ Kelly, Austin Bacon, Matthew Sherf (Marblehead); Arjun Shrejakar, Kai Hird (Masconomet)

ALL-STARS: Alex Boehning, Quinn Sullivan, Quinn Fletcher (Marblehead); Parker Kurtz, Akash Menon, Justin Saginor (Masconomet); Julian Flacke, Elijah Stadtlander (Swampscott); Shane Widtfeldt (Gloucester); Thomas Menske, Jackson Maker (Beverly); Rylan Workman, Fionn Hanger (Salem); Jackson Faber, Joe Disney (Winthrop)

PLAYER OF THE YEAR: Sam Schepens

PATRIOT LEAGUE

KEENAN: Ethan Warhaftig, Teddy Reilly, Evan Lynch, Dylan Vale (Hingham); Peter Burnham, Willy Pierce, Nick Gallagher (Duxbury); Brody McGraw, Daniel Stephenson, Max Donnelly (Plymouth North); Brady Wright (Whitman-Hanson); Julian Baker (Marshfield); Jayton Woods (Silver Lake)

MVP: Ethan Warhaftig

FISHER: Tyler Smith, Jason Dibella (Pembroke); Nathan Dudley (Plymouth South); Leonardo Cosgrove (Quincy); Kenneth Le, Aiden Gao, Kyle Zhu, Ian Ronan (North Quincy); Max Camplese, Jack Gill, Jack Dalicandro, Shea Tinkham (Scituate)

MVP: Ian Ronan

SOUTH COAST CONFERENCE

Will Horton, Judson Cardinali, Ryan Abreau, Eugene Jung (Apponequet); Kole Pinto, Alex Hu (Fairhaven); Jackson Souza, Max Petit, Ian Foulds, Brayden Dorego (Somerset Berkley); Ty Perry (Dighton-Rehoboth); Peter LeGassick (Old Rochester); Owen Borges (Case); Ben Swanson (Seekonk)

MVP: Will Horton

SOUTHEAST CONFERENCE

Kristian Zikla, Will Harrington, Steven Wei, Tyler DaSilva (Dartmouth); Banks Beckwith, Wyatt Cooley (Bridgewater-Raynham)

SOUTH SHORE LEAGUE

Ben Sciascia (Middleboro); Kaden Gerstel, Will Cifrino, Luke Cavicchi (Rockland/East Bridgewater); Andrew Emmel, Joey LaScola, Kallen Kestenbaum, Liam McLaughlin (Sandwich); Andrew Vo (Randolph); Colin Burdge, James Benners (Mashpee); Ben Garland, Matteo Moretti-Fulli (Norwell); Ben Durant (Carver); Eamon Maxwell, Dax Aberbach, Ty Rudnick, Max Crews (Cohasset)

MVP: Andrew Emmel

TRI-VALLEY LEAGUE

Cody Bloom, Mark Merlis (Holliston); Dalai Xu (Dover-Sherborn); Max Sendele, Joe Krattenmaker, Ilian Glace, Rishit Shekhar, Kais Guessab, Chavdar Kamenerov, Owen Gormley (Hopkinton); Alec Borman, Lewis Bormann, Jackson Razza, Sam George, Fisher Roberts (Medfield); Andrew Easton, Timmy Donovan (Westwood); Yash Pawnarkar (Ashland); Sam Tavassoli Hojati (Norton); Partha Jammalamadaka (Norwood); Paul Stintmanis (Dedham); Alex Menard, Tommy Stotz (Medway)

MVP: Cody Bloom, Dalai Xu