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The 2025 All-Met Boys’ Tennis Team has been unveiled, featuring remarkable talent from the D.C. area. This year’s standout players include Cyrus Zia, who attained his fourth consecutive state title, and Nikola Galov, who led his team to victory in Virginia. The list celebrates 35 talented athletes, highlighting their achievements both on and off the court. Coach of the Year honors go to Scott Davis, who returned from retirement to coach with excellence. The future looks promising for these young tennis stars as they continue to make their mark in the sport.

Exciting Times for Tennis Fans in the D.C. Area

Washington, D.C. – The 2025 All-Met Boys’ Tennis Team has just been announced, and it’s filled with some truly fantastic talent from around the D.C. area! The selection showcases athletes who have not only excelled on the court but also made a significant impact in their respective schools and communities.

Leading the Pack: Cyrus Zia

This year, the spotlight shines brightly on Cyrus Zia from St. Albans. This talented senior has clinched his fourth consecutive D.C. State Athletic Association singles title, finishing the season with an impressive 17-1 record. With his sights set on the future, Cyrus is committed to continuing his tennis journey at Georgetown University. What a great achievement for this rising star!

Victorious Teams and Determined Players

Another standout is Nikola Galov from Langley, who played an instrumental role in leading his team to their third consecutive Virginia Class 6 team title. Nikola will further his tennis career at Swarthmore, marking a bright future ahead! Meanwhile, Cody Gray from DeMatha has made a name for himself by winning the Washington Catholic Athletic Conference’s top singles bracket, helping DeMatha secure their second conference title in three years. Talk about a winning streak!

It’s hard to overlook Albert Mackey from Churchill, who remarkably did not lose a regular season match throughout his entire high school career. His contributions helped Churchill achieve county, division, and region titles, placing them as runners-up in the Maryland Class 4A tournament. What a way to leave a legacy!

A New Generation Shines

Rising star Akshay Mirmira from Sidwell Friends led his team to victory, securing both DCSAA and Mid-Atlantic Athletic Conference championship titles and boasting impressive wins on the national stage. Not to be outdone, Exodus Waites from Seneca Valley showed his prowess by winning the Maryland Class 4A state title, notably defeating Mackey in the quarterfinals before dominating in the semifinal and final matches.

Consistency and Excellence

In Poolesville, Andy Wu has clinched his third Maryland Class 2A singles championship without dropping a single set this season. That’s quite a feat! Over at Langley, Jack Porter helped guide the Saxons to a thrilling 5-4 victory over Madison, securing their third straight state title after some earlier tough losses. The excitement in team sports really shines during these nail-biting moments!

A Stellar Line-Up and Coach of the Year

The All-Met team recognized a total of 35 players, ranging from seniors to freshmen, showcasing the depth of talent in the area. Other notable mentions include Julian Albisu from Madison, Daniel Au from Howard, and Thanush Buneti from Lightridge, each contributing to their teams’ successes.

In a friendly nod to leadership, Scott Davis from Champaign Central was honored as the Coach of the Year, leading his team to an undefeated regular season and a Class 2A team sectional title. His coaching legacy continues to grow, as he returned from retirement to guide both boys’ and girls’ tennis teams after years of dedication.

So there you have it! The D.C. area boasts a rich tapestry of talented young athletes in boys’ tennis, each with their own unique stories of perseverance and success. The future looks bright for these rising stars as they continue to chase their dreams both on and off the court.

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