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Cooperstown Tennis Team

Claims Section III Crown

Coach Dave Bertram, left, poses with his Cooperstown Central Tennis Team after the boys won the NYSPHSAA Section III title yesterday at SUNY Cortland.  Tyler Bertram and Pierce Snyder won the first doubles.  Will Weldon took first singles.  John Kelley who won at second singles. Delaney Holohan and Reed Porter took second doubles and Noah Lifgren took second in third singles.  From left are D. Tyler, Kelley, Holohan, T. Bertram, Snyder, Lifgren, Weldon and Porter.   The team heads to state qualifiers on Tuesday at SUNY Cortland.    (Jeanette Weldon photo)

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