Main Line tennis wrap-up: Radnor edges Lower Merion

The Radnor High School boys’ tennis team edged Lower Merion, 4-3, Thursday. Lower Merion won the top two singles matches – at first singles, Matt Chen defeated Will Frigerio, 4-6, 6-3, 6-3; and at second singles, Sean Attebery defeated Josh Taylor, 6-0,  6-0. At third singles, Radnor’s  Brad Burton defeated Jared Robinson, 7-6,  3-6,  6-3; and at first doubles, Lower Merion’s Lucas Kreuzer and Will Rieke defeated Ethan Lee and Jonathan Davis,  7-5,  6-1. Radnor won second through fourth doubles – at second doubles, Noah Offenkrantz and Drew Harrington defeated Simon Sheintoch and Jordan Robinson,  6-3,  6-1; at third doubles,  Robert Frigerio and Tom Forte defeated Jordan Adler and Aaron Rosenzwieg, 6-1,  6-2; and at fourth doubles, Eren Ozer and Patrick Farren defeated Aseda Adebamgoe and Harrison Axelrod, 6-1,  3-6,  6-3.

In other Main Line high school boys’ tennis action:

Shipley defeated Friends Select, 3-2, Thursday. Shipley head coach Shannon Hazell said, “This was a very tight match that could have gone either way. The match all came down to second singles, with freshman Max Homans, playing a 6-foot-4 giant who serve and volleyed everything and came to net on almost every ball. It took Max a while to settle and figure out a strategy along with keeping his composure. Ultimately Max’s skill, patience and cool demeanor won the match for him and the team.”

Malvern Prep lost to Episcopal Academy, 6-1, Thursday. The Friars (3-6) got a win at No. 1 singles from James Harrington, 6-1, 7-5.

Radnor defeated Marple Newtown, 7-0, Wednesday. At first singles, Will Frigerio defeated Rob Kauffman, 6-0,  6-1; at second singles, Brad Burton defeated Eli Caldwell, 6-1,  6-3; at third singles, Luigi Giacomucci defeated Sahil Banderi, 6-3, 6-2; at first doubles, Ethan Lee and Jonathan Davis defeated Josh Starr and Kristi Zogo, 7-5,  6-1; at second doubles, Noah Offenkrantz and Drew Harrington defeated Min Lee and Bowen Sjolander, 6-0, 6-1; at third doubles, Robert Frigerio and Tom Forte defeated Max Miller and Kevin Hua, 6-1, 6-2; and at fourth doubles, Eren Ozer and Patrick Farren defeated Tom Tannahill and Jonathan Noble.