How Wesco’s best singles tennis players stack up

Here’s a look at the top singles players from Wesco and their records so far this season (thru Sept. 17):

No. 1 SINGLES

Jonathan Wolf, Stanwood7-0

Patrick Chung, Cascade6-0

Casey Goodwin, Mount Veron6-0

Ben Mietzner, Jackson4-1

Nick Ekern, Meadowdale4-2

Andrew Ivelia, Snohomish4-2

Nishaant Limaye, Shorecrest3-1

Patrick Luangrath, Glacier Peak3-2

Sung Yu, Kamiak3-2

No. 2 SINGLES

Ulises Aceves, Everett6-0

Anthony Shanander, Mount Vernon6-0

Peter Cung, Jackson5-0

Eric Saekow, Stanwood4-0

Jason Smarr, Edmonds-Woodway5-1

Jory Strickland, Snohomish4-2

Chris Sato, Shorecrest3-1

Jordan Hill, Glacier Peak3-2

David Kusnick, Oak Harbor3-2

Jeremy King, Arlington2-1

No. 3 SINGLES

Luong Hau, Everett6-0

James Okubo, Jackson6-0

Jeffrey Levine, Mount Vernon6-0

Jonathan Spores, Stanwood4-0

Andrew Copsey, Shorecrest4-1

Max Teer, Edmonds-Woodway4-2

Julian Gonzalez, Glacier Peak3-2

OTHER SINGLES PLAYERS

Everett Wang, Jackson5-0

Eric Berquist, Shorewood6-1

Connor Ghirardo, Arlington5-1

Daniel Cho, Kamiak4-1

Grant Schultz, Lake Stevens4-1

Andras Szucs, Shorecrest4-1

Harrison Miller, Oak Harbor3-1

Eric Bryant, Edmonds-Woodway4-2

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