Summer Slam All-City Tennis Tournament winners announced

Posted August 09, 2023 11:00 pm

Submitted by Naperville Park District

Ellie Pomykala, left, is the finalist and Kevin Luo is the champion in the 12-and-under category at Naperville Park District's Summer Slam All-City Tennis Tournament. Courtesy of Naperville Park District

On Friday, July 21, Naperville Park District hosted the Summer Slam All-City Tennis Tournament at multiple locations.

The youth matches were played in a round robin format, allowing players to compete in a fun, friendly environment and learn from the additional match play provided in this format.

Aarav Soni, left, is the champion and Kiran Urzula is the finalist in the 14-and-under category at Naperville Park District's Summer Slam All-City Tennis Tournament. Courtesy of Naperville Park District

The 2023 champions and finalists from each age division are:

• 10 and Under - Anay Bhatia (champion) and Paul Hogan (finalist)

• 12 and Under - Kevin Luo first (champion) and Ellie Pomykala (finalist)

Christian Coleman, left, is the champion and Lauren Varak is the finalist in the 16-and-under category for the Naperville Park District's Summer Slam All-City Tennis Tournament. Courtesy of Naperville Park District

• 14 and Under - Aarav Soni (champion) and Kiran Urzula (finalist)

• 16 and Under - Christian Coleman (champion) and Lauren Varak (finalist)

• Adult 3.0-3.5 Doubles - Sheel Parikh and Akshay Baid (champions) and RD Nigam and Narayanan Venkatramen (finalists)

Anay Bhatia, left, is the champion and Paul Hogan is the finalist in the 10-and-under category at Naperville Park District's Summer Slam All-City Tennis Tournament. Courtesy of Naperville Park District

"We are proud of all of our youth participants who displayed not only their tennis skills but their sportsmanship as well," said Brock Atwell, program manager. "The tournament also gave the 32 adult players an opportunity to compete in a friendly, Compass Draw format."

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