The tournament divisions were broken up into ranked players and unranked players. The unranked players were divided into junior/senior and male/female. The #1 seed, Akasham Rajagopaul, was fresh of his win at the Nationals the week before so to say that the competition was tough was an understatement.
Team Kennedy quickly discovered how difficult tournament play could be, however as they played more matches throughout the tournament, all their play improved. By the end of the weekend, Kennedy was eager to get home and practice more. Massey was led by #1 seed in the ranked girls draw, Sara Khan, and by #2 seed in the unranked draw, Zahra Khan. Sara dominated all the way to the finals where she was unable to put away the #2 seed. Zahra dominated her draw all the way to the very end and won the Junior Girls Unranked division. Well done girls! Two big wins alone earned them enough points to be in the top half of all the teams.
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Vista's other winners included Hope Hengsperger (2nd) & Simone Jankuloski (3rd) in the Senior Girls Unranked division, Berto Mill (3rd) in the Boys Ranked and Hannah Guthrie (3rd) Girls Ranked and Matt Jankuloski won the Boys Unranked Consolation.
However, in the end, Tecumseh Vista didn't earn enough points to take the title and ended up finishing 3rd. All in all a great success for Windsor and the future looks very bright for our high school teams. Pictures of the event can be found here and final results can be found here.
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