Quarterfinals – Friday, May 23
#1 Amity Regional 4, #8 Cheshire 3
#2 Guilford 4 #7 North Haven 0
#3 Lauralton Hall 5, #6 Jonathan Law 2
#4 Daniel Hand 6, #5 Mercy 1
Semifinals – Tuesday, May 27 @Higher Seeds
#2 Guilford 6, #3 Lauralton Hall 1
#1 Amity Regional 5, #4 Daniel Hand 2
Championship Game – Wednesday, May 28 @Amity Regional HS – 9 a.m.
#2 Guilford 4, #1 Amity Regional 3
Singles
Soumya Wijesekera (A) defeated Caroline Hergan (G), 6-0, 6-0
Sophie Gochman-Nadolina (G) defeated Ava Gloria (A), 6-3, 6-3
Zoe Tsoukanelis (G) defeated Sadie Arnold (A), 6-0, 6-0
Olivia Cowperthwait (G) defeated Aditi Sidhartha (A), 6-1, 6-0
Doubles
Chrissy Corvigno/Scarlett Zhai (A) defeated Mia Hardy/Peyton Lynch, 6-4, 6-3
Nidhi Kompalli/Alyssa Corvigno (A) defeated Kate Gaspanni/Breann Shelton (G), 6-1, 6-2
Makenna Clark/Juliette Kellner (G) defeated Anushka Sidhartha/Avani Vijay (A), 6-3, 6-3
Records: Guilford (20-2), Amity Regional (15-2)
It is Guilford’s second straight SCC title.
Guilford’s Zoe Tsoukanelis was named as the Tournament’s Most Outstanding Player.
SCC Girls Tennis Playoff Champion History (2006-present)
2025 – Guilford (Amity Regional), 4-3
2024 – Guilford (Cheshire), 4-3
2023 – Amity Regional (Guilford), 5-2
2022 – Amity Regional (Guilford), 7-0
2021 – Amity Regional-I (Daniel Hand), 7-0; Jonathan Law-II (Branford), 6-1
2020 – Season cancelled due to COVID-19
2019 – Daniel Hand (Amity Regional), 5-2
2018 – Daniel Hand (Amity Regional), 5-2
2017 – Daniel Hand (Amity Regional), 4-3
2016 – Amity Regional-I (Daniel Hand), 5-2; Hamden-II (Mercy), 4-3
2015 – Lauralton Hall-I (Amity Regional), 4-3; Mercy-II (Sacred Heart
Academy), 5-2
2014 – Daniel Hand-I (Amity Regional), 4-3; Cheshire-II (Branford), 5-2
2013 – Daniel Hand- I (Amity Regional), 4-3; Cheshire-II (Branford), 6-1
2012 – Daniel Hand (Amity Regional), 5-2
2011 – Amity Regional (Daniel Hand), 4-3
2010 – Daniel Hand (Amity Regional), 4-3
2009 – Daniel Hand (Cheshire), 4-3
2008 – Daniel Hand (Cheshire), 5-2
2007 – Cheshire (Daniel Hand), 4-3
2006 – Cheshire (Daniel Hand), 5-2
