Kent School
Boys Tennis
Boys Tennis
Whether an experienced player seeking a high level of competition or a novice seeking to refine your fundamentals, Kent School Tennis is equipped to guide you in your growth.
Blending the individual and the team, Kent Tennis instills in each player a sense of personal responsibility and an appreciation for the greater good.
Skill Development & Teamwork
Kent Tennis strives to develop varsity-level interscholastic athletes by focusing on learning the fundamentals, working together as a cohesive team and having fun.
Leadership & Character Development
Alongside tennis techniques, Kent Tennis players focus on integrity, sportsmanship, and collegiality, ensuring Kent's teams are composed of servant leaders, and engaged, empathetic citizens.
Coach Tom Hunt
Boys Varsity Tennis Roster
# | Name | Position | Class | Hometown |
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Oliver Chan | 2025 | |||
Yinong Chen | 2024 | |||
Benjamin Lowy | 2024 | |||
Beckett McSween | 2026 | |||
Thomas Parlatore | 2024 | |||
Aryan Shah | 2025 | |||
Jonathan Shen | 2024 | |||
Eric Teng | 2024 |
Boys Varsity Tennis Schedule and Results
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vs.
Loomis Chaffee School
Home
Loss
0-7
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vs.
Avon Old Farms School
Home
Loss
1-6
The boys fell to a balanced and more experienced Avon squad 1-6, but there were some bright spots. #1 Andy Chen played brilliantly in a 6-0 first set before his opponent retired due to injury. #2 Thomas Parlatore rebounded from a 1-6 first set to force a tie-breaker in the second by making some smart tactical changes, but his opponent was too tough on the big points, closing out the breaker 7-5. Parlatore and Chen teamed together in doubles, winning 8-5. #6 Aryan Shah also played well in his first singles match of the season.
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vs.
Hopkins School
Home
Loss
0-7
The Kent Boys fought valiantly against perennial powerhouse Hopkins School. #1 Andy Chen played one of the most physical matches his coach has ever seen at the high school level. Two heavyweights slugged it out for two hours, Chen losing the first set 4-6, coming back from a 3-6 deficit to win the second set tiebreaker 8-6, before finally succumbing in a tense third set super-tiebreaker, 8-10. #3 Ben Lowy rebounded from a lopsided first set to give his opponent all he could handle in a close second set. #2 doubles Jon Shen and Oliver Chan also deserve a shoutout for playing a great match against a formidable tandem. All the boys showed a lot of heart in today's match.
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vs.
Brunswick School
Home
Win
6-1
The boys played their best match of the young season against perennial powerhouse Brunswick. #1 Andy Chen played brilliantly in a 6-0, 6-0 rout. #2 Thomas Parlatore stormed back from a 1-4 deficit in the first set to win 7-5, 6-2. #3 Ben Lowy also came from behind to win 4-6, 6-4 and 10-8. Ben's mental toughness was most evident in the super-tie breaker, where he was two points from defeat before rattling off four straight points to win 10-8. #5 Eric Teng completed the comeback trifecta, roaring back from a 1-6 first set to take the next set 6-2 and the super-tiebreaker 10-4. #4 Oliver Chan outlasted his opponent in a deceptively close 6-2, 6-4 victory filled with long-rallies and impressive shot making. #6 Beckett McSween, the latest addition to the team and the only freshman, rebounded from a tough first set to play a competitive second set in the first varsity match of his career.
The #2 doubles tandem, Thomas Parlatore and Eric Teng, and #3, Ben Lowy and Aryan Shah, both won their matches despite playing together for the first time. It was a great team effort all around.
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vs.
Kingswood-Oxford School
Home
Win
5-2
The boys won their second straight match against a pesky Kingswood-Oxford squad, 5-2, behind strong doubles play from our #1 tandem, Andy Chen and Jon Shen, and our #3 tandem, Ben Lowy and Oliver Chan. Our singles players also came through in the clutch. #4 Oliver Chan and #6 Aryan Shah outlasted their opponents in grueling matches filled with long rallies. Shah's victory sealed the win for the team. #1 Andy Chen rode a powerful serve to a relatively easy 6-3, 6-2 win. #2 Thomas Parlatore survived a 7-5 first-set tiebreaker enroute to a 7-5, 6-3 win. #7 Beckett McSween and #3 Ben Lowy showed a lot of grit in their matches before finally succumbing in the decisive tiebreaker. On to Hotchkiss!
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vs.
Hotchkiss School
Away
Hotchkiss School
Loss
1-6
The boys ran into the Hotchkiss buzz saw, and all but our #1 player Andy Chen, got ground to a pulp despite playing some good tennis. Chen's match was epic, a seesaw battle between two heavyweights. In the first set, Chen came back from a 1-4 deficit to force a tie-breaker, which he lost 6-8. In the second set, his opponent was down 1-5 before storming back to nearly tie the set at 5-5. But Chen leaned on his powerful serve to squash the comeback, winning the set 6-4. In the super-tiebreaker, Chen came back from a 4-7 deficit and a match point at 8-9 to win in extra-innings, 14-12.
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vs.
Taft School
Away
Taft School
Loss
0-7
The boys fought valiantly against a talented Taft squad in a losing cause. #5 Robby Ober took his opponent to a first set tiebreaker on the strength of his serve and #6 Jon Shen gave his opponent all he could handle in a close 5-7 first set. #1 doubles, Andy Chen and Thomas Parlatore played a great match. Undermanned and playing in windy chilly conditions against the best team in the Founder's League, the boys battled hard, earning the respect of Taft's coach, who commented on their sportsmanship and grit.
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vs.
Berkshire School
Away
Berkshire School
Loss
2-5
The boys lost a fiercely contested tilt again Berkshire, a match that was much closer than the 5-2 would indicate. #1 Andrew Chen and #2 Thomas Parlatore accounted for the two Kent wins, both in straight-sets. #4 Oliver Chan nearly pulled off a win, coming back from a set down to force a third-set Super-Tiebreaker. #3 Ben Lowy came within a whisker of forcing a third set super-tiebreaker, losing 5-7 in the second set against a human backboard. And #6 Aryan Shah played his best match of the season going toe-to-toe from the baseline against one of the better #6 players we've seen this year.
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vs.
Millbrook School
Away
Millbrook School
Win
5-2
The boys played a strong match against Millbrook on a chilly, blustery day. #1 Andy Chen overpowered his opponent, 6-0,6-2. #2 Thomas Parlatore relied more on guile and consistency, but the result was similar: a 6-1, 6-2 drubbing. #3 Ben Lowy dismantled his opponent 6-2, 6-3, mixing power and finesse. And #5 Aryan Shah had the most dramatic match of the afternoon winning, 5-7, 6-1 and 10-7 in the super-tiebreaker despite being down 3-6 in the breaker. Chen and Parlatore won 8-4 at #1 doubles and # 3 doubles Ben Lowy and Aryan Shah made quick work of their opponents, 8-2.
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vs.
Salisbury School
Home
Salisbury School
Loss
2-5
A hobbled and undermanned Kent team fell to a big-serving Salisbury squad, 2-5. #1 Andy Chen and # 3 Oliver Chan accounted for Kent's two victories, each winning 8-1. #2 Ben Lowy put up a good fight against an opponent whose howitzer forehand and serve were often untouchable. #4 Aryan Shah's opponent presented different problems with his left-handed slices and aggressive approach shots.
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vs.
Suffield Academy
Home
Win
4-3
The boys won a nail-biter against a feisty Suffield squad, 4-3, despite missing our #3 player Ben Lowy. #4 Aryan Shah secured the victory with an epic 6-4, 3-6, 10-5 win. Running on fumes and carrying the teams' hopes, Shah somehow found the strength to play his best tennis when it mattered most, reeling off the last five points of the super-tiebreaker with some courageous shotmaking. #1 Andy Chen notched his eighth win of the season (against only three losses), 6-3-6-2, and #2 Thomas Parlatore wore his opponent down with his steady play, 6-4, 6-0. Parlatore teamed with Shah to win their doubles match, and #3 doubles Oliver Chan and Eric Teng came back from a two-game deficit to seal the all-important doubles point for the team.
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vs.
Choate Rosemary Hall
Away
Choate Rosemary Hall
Loss
0-7
The boys fought valiantly against Choate, but Choate was just too good. #1 Andy Chen had the closest match, losing 2-6, 4-6, only his fourth loss of the year against eight wins. #6 Beckett McSween played one of his best matches of the season against a steady, crafty opponent. And #7 Eric Teng won three straight games to make his final set competitive.
All Day
vs.
SNET Tournament
Away
Taft School
Tournament
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vs.
Westminster School
Away
Westminster School
Loss
1-6
The boys fell to a much-improved Westminster team, 1-6, the lone victory coming off the racquet of #5 singles, Aryan Shah. #2 Thomas Parlatore also played a great match against the runner-up in last week's league tournament. After losing the first set handily, he won the second set in a tiebreaker to force a super-tiebreaker. Down 3-9 in the breaker and facing six match points, Parlatore kept battling, winning three straight points, before finally succumbing.
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vs.
Trinity-Pawling School
Home
Trinity-Pawling School
Win
5-2
The boys finished the season on a strong note, beating Trinity Pawling 5-2. #1 Andy Chen, #3 Ben Lowy, #4 Oliver Chen and #6 Becket McSween all won convincingly, as did all three doubles teams (#1 Andy Chen and Thomas Parlatore, #2 Ben Lowy and Aryan Shah, and #3 Oliver Chan and Jon Shen).
Boys JV Tennis Roster
Name | Class |
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William Drebitko | 2023 |
Harrison Fogel | 2023 |
Aaron Guan | 2023 |
Juntao He | 2023 |
Luke Mattson | 2023 |
Robert Ober | 2024 |
Aryan Saha | 2023 |
Viraj Shah | 2023 |
Jadon Tong | 2023 |
Xingyu Wu | 2023 |
Shiyuan Zhang | 2025 |
Boys JV Tennis Schedule and Results
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vs.
Avon Old Farms School
Away
Avon Old Farms School
Win
6-1
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vs.
Westminster School
Home
Loss
3-4
-
vs.
Salisbury School
Away
Salisbury School
Win
7-0
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vs.
Taft School
Away
Taft School
Loss
2-4
-
vs.
Berkshire School
Away
Berkshire School
Loss
3-4
-
vs.
Hotchkiss School
Home
Loss
3-4
-
vs.
Trinity-Pawling School
Away
Trinity-Pawling School
CANCELLED
-
vs.
Suffield Academy
Home
Win
7-0
-
vs.
Choate Rosemary Hall
Away
Choate Rosemary Hall
Loss
1-6
-
vs.
Loomis Chaffee School
Home
CANCELLED
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vs.
Canterbury School
Home
Win
7-0
-
vs.
Rumsey Hall School
Away
Rumsey Hall School
Loss
3-4
-
vs.
Trinity-Pawling School
Home
CANCELLED
Boys Thirds Tennis Roster
Name | Class |
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Tin Lap Matthew Chow | 2025 |
Xiaonian Feng | 2024 |
Viggo Goldberg | 2026 |
Patrick Luo | 2025 |
Langwei Shi | 2023 |
Zeyu Zhang | 2026 |
Boys Thirds Tennis Schedule and Results
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vs.
Indian Mountain School
Away
Indian Mountain School
Loss
0-9
-
vs.
Avon Old Farms School
Away
Avon Old Farms School
Win
8-1
-
vs.
Salisbury School
Away
Salisbury School
Win
8-1
-
vs.
Avon Old Farms School
Home
Loss
3-4
-
vs.
Indian Mountain School
Home
Loss
2-7
-
vs.
Hotchkiss School
Home
Loss
2-5
-
vs.
Trinity-Pawling School
Away
Trinity-Pawling School
CANCELLED
-
vs.
Frederick Gunn School
Away
Frederick Gunn School
Loss
1-6
-
vs.
Choate Rosemary Hall
Home
Loss
4-5
-
vs.
Taft School
Home
Loss
1-8
-
vs.
Millbrook JV
Away
Millbrook JV
CANCELLED
-
vs.
Trinity-Pawling School
Home
Win
7-1