On April 17, 2025, the Stroudsburg boys’ tennis team closed out their 2024–2025 season on a high note with a commanding 5–2 victory over Bangor High School. The win capped off a season of growth and development for the Mountaineers, who finished the year with a 6–10 record.

Singles Results:

• Logan Casebolt, ’25, dominated Marco Marozzo,’25, in straight sets, 6–1, 6–3.

• Mason Ulmer, ’27, cruised past Quentin Lemak,’25, with a confident 6–3, 6–0 win.

• Keshav Persaud, ’26, was nearly flawless in his 6–0, 6–2 victory over Liam Hayes, ’26.

• Darius Quintana, ’27, wrapped up singles play in style, dismantling Dylan Araujo, ’27, 6–3, 6–0.

Doubles Results:

• Dhyey Savaliya, ’26, and James Lee, ’27, battled through a tough three-set match to defeat Dennis Antunes, ’27, and Jack Lambert, ’26, 7–6, 5–7, 10–8.

As the Mountaineers look ahead, they will have to part ways with two key seniors: Logan Casebolt, the team’s number 1 singles player, and Tyler Hanna. Reflecting on his time with the team, Casebolt shared his belief in the program’s future:

“I feel that the team will get what they give. The results they get next year will be dictated by the amount of practice they put in and the progress they make.”

Despite the losses, the future looks bright for Stroudsburg, which expects to return a strong senior class next season. The team could have as many as eight returning seniors, including Arda Gocuklu, Cyrille Gonzales, Joshua Marosi, Bryan N’Diaye, Dylan Payne, Keshav Persaud, Tobias Ricks, and Dhyey Savaliya.

This season marked a step forward for the program. The Mounties not only improved on last year’s record but also made strides in all areas of the game. A highlight of the season came when Stroudsburg defeated Freedom High School, the number 4 ranked team in District 11—a sign that the Mountaineers are headed in the right direction.