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Boys Tennis: Strength of schedule improved for new season

Charlie Kilborn finishes with two hands on a shot during a competition from last season.
Sophomore Jack Selati plays a backhand during a match last season. Photos submitted
Mason Schilling follows through on a serve attempt during a match from last season. Schilling is expected to compete at No. 1 singles for the Caxys this season.

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Derek Wolff, Sports Editor
1:25 pm PDT April 3, 2017

It’s rare for a team to win nearly five times as many contests as it loses and still feel unsatisfied at the end of its season.

But that was the case for the Caxys boys tennis team in 2016, when they went 19-4. Lake Forest Academy feels that a new, restructured schedule with plenty of tough matchups will continue to improve a deep, experienced team that features 10 returning players, including three seniors.

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