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Boys Tennis Canandaigua Academy Braves

Class of 2020 Senior Spotlights

Dylan Blair

Favorite memory: Using his volleyball swings and accidentally sending the ball to another court

What he'll miss most: The coaches

Future Plans: Going into infantry within the Marines, then going to college to become a teacher/professor in medieval history

Angelo Cocita

Italian Exchange Student

Favorite Memory: The first day of practice - it was 70 degrees!

What he'll miss: His teammates

Future Plans: Hopes to become a Police Officer

August Obenauer

Favorite Memory: Playing against Nathan

What he'll miss: I will miss the team and playing tennis with them

Future Plans: Attend Brockport to major in Geology and hopes to play soccer

John Regan

Favorite Memory: Involves when Nik got beat by Matt over a Cliff Bar

What he'll miss: His tennis "homies"

Future plans: Attend SUNT Fredonia and major in history, while also continuing to play cool music

Erich Rudolph

Favorite Memory: Volley Practice with Coach Hawkins

What he'll miss most: Playing a school sport with my friends

Future Plans: Attend Clarkson University, majoring in Mechanical Engineering

Sam Shaw

Favorite Memory: Bus rides to Away Matches

What he'll miss most: The fun games in practice & challenge matches

Future Plans: Attend LeMoyne, majoring in finance

Success is a journey, not a destination. The doing is often more important than the outcome. - Arthur Ashe
2019 Tennis Team
2019 Canandaigua Academy Tennis Team with Coach Dave Ducharme

From Coach Ducharme

Despite only practicing for two weeks, I could tell that this season was going to be a great team. We were competing for a third consecutive league title and returning many players. Varsity veterans Auggie Obenauer and Johnny Regan were emerging as team leaders. Returners Sam Shaw and Dylan Blair were competing for starting positions. Our Italian exchange student, Angelo Cocita, was quickly playing his way up the challenge ladder. First year player Erich Rudolph came in with great enthusiasm and was eager to learn. Our seniors will long be remembered for the positive impression they made on me and their teammates. We look forward to hearing about their successes at the next level and hope to see them on the courts this summer!

Once a Brave, Always a Brave