The St. Lawrence University men's tennis team combined for 15 wins between singles and saw at least one member of the team advance to the semifinals in each of the flights except for one as the Scarlet and Brown opened their season hosting the SLU Fall Classic at the Sammis Tennis Courts and the Newell Fieldhouse on Saturday.

In the B flight singles, Adam Heilbronner advanced to the quarterfinals with an 8-2 win over Ian Schunk of Union, then took down Troy Steiner of Hobart 8-6 to advance to the B flight semifinals. Heilbronner went on to lose his doubles matchup, in the A flight doubles, but him and his partner Broderick Pinto advanced to the A flight doubles consolation semifinals with an 8-6 win.

Pinto was able to advance all the way to the C flight singles semifinals following two wins on the day. In the first round, Pinto defeated Ethan Martin of RIT 8-2 before beating Brain Wang 8-7 (7-4) in the quarterfinals.

Cole Hamilton joined his teammate in his singles flight as he advanced to the D flight singles semifinals. Hamilton took down RIT's Connor White 8-6 in the first round, then defeated Austin Gregory of Ithaca 8-7 (7-4) to advance. Hamilton, alongside Aidan Baraco also won his doubles matchup 8-3 in the first round of the B flight doubles before falling in the quarterfinals.

In the A flight doubles, Nathan Turtledove and Ben Moolman advanced to the semifinals after defeating Ben Jacobs and Aidan O'Brien 8-6 in the first round, then beat Kai Yuminaga and Kavin Shukla 8-7 (7-2) in the quarterfinals. In the B flight, Edvin Strandberg and John Hill-Edgar also reached the semifinals after posting an 8-7 (7-5) win in the first rouond, then an 8-4 win in the quarterfinals.

In consolation action, John Hill-Edgar reached the semifinals of the C flight consolation after earning an 8-3 win over Max Chang, while Heilbronner and Pinto made the semifinals of the B flight doubles consolation.

The Scarlet and Brown will wrap up the SLU Fall Classic tomorrow from the Sammis Tennis Courts and the Newell Field House.   

Full Results

Flight A Singles:

First round-
Nathan Turtledove def. Eric Dubilirer (Ithaca College) 8-6
Ioannis Binopoulos (Union) def. Edvin Strandberg 8-3

Quarterfinals-
Kai Yuminaga (Rochester) def. Nathan Turtledove 8-3
 
Flight B Singles:

First round-
Adam Heilbronner def. Ian Schunk (Union) 8-2
Eric Stein (Hamilton College) def. Ben Moolman 8-6

Quarterfinals-
Adam Heilbronner def. Troy Steiner (Hobart) 8-6

Semifinals-
Sean Pesin (Hobart) vs. Adam Heilbronner

Flight C Singles:

First round-
Guthrie Speers (Hobart) def. John Hill-Edgar 8-4
Broderick Pinto def. Ethan Martin (RIT) 8-2

Quarterfinals-
Broderick Pinto def. Brian Wang (Hamilton College) 8-7 (7-4)

Semifinals-
Dimitris Binopoulos (Union) vs. Broderick Pinto

Flight D Singles:

First round-
Cole Hamilton def. Connor White (RIT) 8-6
Alex Kulvivat (Rochester) def. Guy Holbrook 8-5
John Hui (Rochester) def. Will de Chabert 8-7 (7-5)
Aidan Baracao def. Aidan Staunton (Hobart) 8-6

Quarterfinals-
Cole Hamilton def. Austin Gregory (Union) 8-7 (7-4)
Gianni Esposito (Hamilton College) def. Aidan Baracao 8-3

Semifinals-
Cole Hamilton vs. Alex Kulvivat (Rochester)

Flight A Doubles:

First round-
Krish Vennam/Rahul Ravi (Rochester) def. Broderick Pinto/Adam Heilbronner 8-1
Nathan Turtledove/Ben Moolman def. Ben Jacobs/Aidan O'Brien (Union) 8-6

Quarterfinals-
Nathan Turtledove/Ben Moolman def. Kai Yuminaga/Kavin Shukla (Rochester) 8-7 (7-2)

Semifinals-
Nathan Turtledove/Ben Moolman vs. Anson Anderson/Lorenzo Gunningham (Hamilton College)

Flight B Doubles:

First round-
Kurtik Appadoo/Hayden Brown (Union) def. James Wolpe/Bobby Tremont 8-7 (7-1)
Edvin Strandberg/John Hill-Edgar def. Tyler Del Zoppo/Carlos Hernandez (Ithaca College) 8-7 (7-5)
Aidan Baracao/Cole Hamilton def. Seth Prusko/Jonathan Tsipenyuk (Union) 8-3

Quarterfinals-
Edvin Strandberg/John Hill-Edgar def. Sid Tirupati/Kei Ogawa (Rochester) 8-4
Brian Wang/Mark Apsey (Hamilton College) def. Aidan Baracao/Cole Hamilton 8-3

Semifinals-
Edvin Strandberg/John Hill-Edgar vs. Brian Wang/Mark Apsey (Hamilton College)