PANAMA — A pair of singles and doubles victories sent the Westfield boys tennis team past Panama 4-1 in Chautauqua-Cattaraugus Athletic Association action on Thursday.

Mihir Patel and Tahner Stow secured victories to give Westfield (2-0) a sweep in singles action. Then, the duo of Micah Heim and Adam Eggleston won first doubles, while Sam Heim and Casey Black took third doubles to secure the victory for the Wolverines.

Panama (0-3) claimed second doubles thanks to the pair of Mason Weber and Blayne Rumaihi.

Mihir Patel (W) d. Lincoln Gibbs 6-2, 6-2; Tahner Stow (W) d. Caroline Apthorpe 6-0, 6-0; Micah Heim and Adam Eggleston (W) d. Lauren Gibbs and Connor Horner 6-1, 6-0; Mason Weber and Blayne Rumaihi (P) d. Grayson Mazza and Cole Tenamore 6-1, 7-5; Sam Heim and Casey Black (W) d. Alexis Becker and Jackson Scolton 6-4, 6-2

WEDNESDAY

MAPLE GROVE PREVAILS

LAKEWOOD — Warren’s boys tennis team suffered its first loss of the season Wednesday, edged 3-2 by Maple Grove at the Lakewood YMCA.

“This is a match we always look forward to every year,” said Warren coach Thomas Pellegrino. “Maple Grove always has a solid roster and they currently have two of the top boys in the section in the DeMink twins. … Since we traveled to them, we also got to experience the new New York format for tennis, which is 2-3 — two singles matches and three doubles, which allowed us to start an additional player today.”

At top singles, Warren’s Abe Wolf fell 0-6, 0-6 to Fletcher Demink.

Warren’s Adam Strandberg lost 0-6, 2-6 to Trey Demink.

At first doubles, Warren’s Carson Moore and Jack Lynds defeated Jack Sherry and Caleb Barton 6-2, 4-6, 6-2.

At No. 2, Warren’s Ben Scott and Lucas Thrift fell to Keegan Rishel and Nate Cresanti 3-6, 3-6.

At third doubles, the Warren pair of Brody Alexander and Collin Ellis defeated Logan Crist and Tyler Hatfield 6-0, 6-0.

“Although we fell a little short in this one, it was a great nonregion matchup that will only make us better,” said Pellegrino. “We had some nice highlights today in our (number) 1 and 3 doubles slots. Carson and Jack played some of their best tennis all season and won a two-hour battle against a great team and Brody and Collin went out there and got things done, highlighting the depth of our roster.”