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Final match of the Suffolk County large school boys tennis tournament

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Commack High School’s boys tennis team emerged victorious in a thrilling showdown against Ward Melville during the Suffolk large school boys tennis championship on Monday, May 27, 2024, at World Gym in Setauket. The tension was palpable as the two teams battled it out on the court, with Commack ultimately clinching the county crown with a 4-3 win.

One of the standout moments of the match came in the first doubles competition, where Eric Benderly and James Yu of Commack faced off against Shashank Pennabadi and Gabe Bursztyn of Ward Melville. The match went to three sets, with Benderly and Yu emerging victorious in a hard-fought battle. The Commack teammates celebrated their win with sheer joy and excitement, showcasing their dedication and skill on the court.

The atmosphere at World Gym was electric, with fans cheering on their favorite players and the tension mounting with each serve and volley. The players displayed incredible athleticism and sportsmanship throughout the match, making for a truly memorable championship showdown.

In the end, it was Commack High School that emerged as the champions, solidifying their place as a powerhouse in Suffolk County boys tennis. The team’s hard work and determination paid off, and they can now proudly hoist the county crown as they celebrate their well-deserved victory.

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