FIRST TEAM
Singles
Malchu Pascual, Jr., Spring-Ford
Max Markowitz, Sr., Methacton
Harsha Santhanam, Sr., Methacton
Josh Starczewski, So., Phoenixville
Doubles
Danny So, Sr., /J.T. Stevens, Sr., Phoenixville
Sidhant Chavan, Sr./Christopher Lambert, Sr., Spring-Ford
Cameron Moore, Fr./Josh Pergine, So., Spring-Ford
J.T. Sinnott, Sr./Parker Stevens, Jr., Phoenixville
Second Team
Singles
Adam Zhang, Sr., Methacton
Adit Jain, Sr., Spring-Ford
Jason Sawicki, So., Owen J. Roberts
Dev Sharma, Fr., Hill School
Doubles
Krishna Pillutla, Jr./Aaron Zhang, Sr., Methacton
Nick DeLuca, Sr./Kyler Lewis, Sr., Phoenixville
Ryan Angelo, Jr./Jacob Griste, Sr., Owen J. Roberts
Caleb Nice, Jr./Cooper Nice, Jr., Methacton
HONORABLE MENTION
Boyertown: Jacob Kulesa, Carmen Rosselli.
Hill School: Eduardo Slomp
Norristown: Chris Garcia-Rodriguez.
Owen J. Roberts: Nico DiStefano, Gion Gross, Alex Hanna, Joshua Neely, Sam Savage, Brandon Sawicki.
Perkiomen School: Yago de la Calle, Will Woolley.
Perkiomen Valley: Aaron Fry.
Phoenixville: Andy Holmberg.
Pope John Paul II: J.T. Collins, Ben Grimm, Tommy Rutkowski.
Pottsgrove: Jason Watts.
Pottstown: Brice Cole, Robbie Fleming.
Spring-Ford: Connor Brickman, Colin Curatolo, Nolan Schweitzer.
Upper Perkiomen: Ian Costanzo.
Coach of the Year
John Brennan, Spring-Ford
Guided Rams to 10-1 mark in Pioneer Athletic Conference, a record duplicated by Methacton in league play. But Spring-Ford was named league champion on the basis of a tiebreak system based on head-to-head match wins. Malchu Pascual repeated as the PAC’s singles champion, and he teamed with Jain Adit to finish second in PAC Doubles play.
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