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Congratulations to the Junior Independent Schools League tennis team (made up of St Paul’s U14, U15 and U16 players) for winning their league at the weekend.
St Paul’s finished the highest out of any school not to offer a complete year-round tennis programme and won against King’s College School (12-6), Whitgift School (16-2) and Hampton (11-7).
Team:
U14 – Dan Hughes Pelczynski, Finn Johnsson, George Khairallah, Gus Jacobson
U15 – Nabil Alizadeh, Lorenzo Massi, Marco Sicheri, Leo Walton
U16 – Hugo Le Franc, Max Botbol, Con Gardey (U15), Westye Hoegh (U15)
Nicolas Groeller and Maxime Buyanovsky (U14) also played in the first round of matches.
