The score (6-1) does not reflect how close the match was, as the doubles point could have gone either way. Loomis earned a win at #1 doubles, while KO’s Adam Na and Max William Kanz won at #2 doubles. The doubles point was secured when Avi Shastri and Teddy Keegan won a nip and tuck 8-5 match at #3 doubles. Moving to singles, KO got great performances from Teddy Keegan (#5) and Max William Kanz (#3), who both won 6-0, 6-0. They both played superbly. At # singles, Luke Riemann fell behind 5-2 as his opponent dominated play with a powerfil serve and forehand. Riemann rallied back to push the first set to a tiebreaker, which he won, and then played well on the way to a 7-6, 6-1 win. Adam Na continued his clutch play to earn a 6-4, 6-3 win at #2 singles, and at #6 singles Jacob Schwartz won a 2 hour marathon match 7-5, 6-4. Loomis earned a decisive victory at #4 singles, as Avi Shastri played hard and fell to his steadier opponent 6-3, 7-5. KO next faces a very strong Cheshire Academy team on Saturday at KO on Joe Alissi Spring Sports Day.