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PRESS RELEASE – The Tennis Academy of Guam proudly announces that Chloe Gadsden and Joshua Cepeda both earned three tournament titles in the finals of the Shirley Lai Memorial Junior Cup 2013 Sunday at the Sheraton Laguna Resort and Spa Tennis Courts.
Joshua Cepeda going up for a overhead smash during the a Under 16 singles match. (courtesy photo)
Before rain delays postponed several matches last weekend , 16-year-old Chloe Gadsen had won the 18 and Under Girls Doubles with Ashley Nadler defeating Alyssa Bristol and Camdyn Nadler 8 – 5. Gadsen also won the 18 and Under Girls Singles 8 – 4 over Camdyn Nadler, then defeated her again today in the 16 Girls Singles 8 – 2.
Yesterday’s finals matches saw 15-year-old Joshua Cepeda battling in four different matches garnering titles in three of them. In the 16 and Under Boys Singles Cepeda defeated Christopher Cajigan 8 – 3. An hour later he defeated his nephew Brian Tuncap, Jr. in the 18 and Under Boy Singles 9 – 8 (4). Shortly after, Cepeda and Tuncap teamed up in the 16 and Under Boys division to play against Tom Park and Derek Okuhama beating them 8 – 2. In Cepeda’s last finals match, the 18 and Under Boys Doubles, he and his partner, Anthony John, fell to brothers Brian, Jr. and Victor Tuncap 8 – 6.
The tournament featured 70 participants with over 125 matches. The event also hosted the first ever Girls High School Doubles division with eleven teams. Annette Kang and Margaux San Nicolas of St. John’s captured the title with an 8 – 6 win over Camdyn Nadler and Christine Kim from the Academy of Our Lady of Guam.
The next major tennis event for the Tennis Academy of Guam will be the ASC Family Tennis Classic scheduled from April 19-May 12. This will be a full tournament that includes Family Doubles, Skilled Singles and Doubles, Aged, Mixed and Juniors events.
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Final Results:
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Boys’ 18 Singles Open (Final Round)
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cepeda, joshua (1) def. Tuncap, Brian 9-8(4)
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Boys’ 18 Doubles Open (Final Round)
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Tuncap, Brian / Tuncap, Victor def. John, Anthony / cepeda, joshua (1) 8-6
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Boys’ 16 Singles Open (Final Round)
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cepeda, joshua (1) def. Cajigan, Christopher 8-3
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Boys’ 16 Doubles Open (Final Round)
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Tuncap, Brian / cepeda, joshua (1) def. Okuhama, Derek / Park, Tom (2) 8-2
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Boys’ 14 Singles Open (Final Round)
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Gadsden, Sidney (1) def. Chung, Andrew (2) 8-5
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Boys’ 14 Singles Challenger (Final Round)
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Tan, Josh def. Zhu, Kevin 8-5
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Boys’ 14 Doubles Open (Final Round)
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Gadsden, Sidney / Lee, Gavin (1) def. CALDWELL, MASON / Tan, Gabriel 8-0
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Boys’ 12 Singles Open (Final Round)
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Chung, Edward (1) def. Tan, Gabriel (3) 8-4
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Boys’ 12 Singles Challenger (Final Round)
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Abrams, Aaron def. Rahmani, Arya 8-6
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Boys’ 12 Doubles Open (Final Round)
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Camacho, Camden / Chung, Edward def. CALDWELL, MASON / Tan, Gabriel 8-3
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Boys’ 10 Singles Open (Final Robin)
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Zhang, Marshall def. Andrew Leng 8-2
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Girls’ 18 Singles Open (Final Round)
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Gadsden, Chloe (1) def. Nadler, Camdyn (2) 8-4
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Girls’ 18 Doubles Open (Final Round)
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Gadsden, Chloe / Nadler, Ashley def. Bristol, Alyssa / Nadler, Camdyn 8-5
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Girls’ 16 Singles Open (Final Round)
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Gadsden, Chloe (1) def. Nadler, Camdyn (2) 8-2
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Girls’ 16 Doubles Open (Final Round)
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Bristol, Alyssa / Nadler, Camdyn def. Gadsen, Chloe / San Nicolas, Margaux 8-6
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Girls’ 12 Singles Open (Final Round)
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Abrams, Kanasta def. Yamasawa, Nozomi 9-8; 7-6(6))
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Girls High School Doubles Open (Final Robin)
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Annette Kang/Margaux San Nicola def. Camdyn Nadler/Christine Kim 8-6
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Since forming the GNYFF in 2009, the league has never gone without a season until 2020. The league announced their plans to cancel the 2020 season amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Morgan McKenna (left with black face mask) poses for a photo with Guam Football Association Technical Director Sang Hoon Kim (seated, with blue face mask) and Guam Football Association Assistant Technical Director Ross Awa (standing) after signing his letter of commitment to play intercollegiate men’s soccer for Muskingum University in Ohio. The Fighting Muskies compete in NCAA Division III’s Ohio Athletic Conference.
