Boys Tennis Title Highlights Myrtle Beach Spring

David Shelton • June 17, 2025


 

By David Shelton

Senior Writer

Myrtle Beach – For the third time in the last four years, the Myrtle Beach boys tennis program is a state champion.


The Seahawks capped another outstanding season with a 4-2 win over Riverside in the 2025 AAAAA Division II state finals in Columbia. Myrtle Beach is an eyelash from having four consecutive titles but lost to Riverside in 2023.


And, the chances of winning another title next spring are pretty solid as most of this year’s team is expected back next year.


This year’s No. 1 singles player was junior Spenser Green. The lone senior in the lineup, Ashiv Patel, played No. 2 singles. Brothers Foster Cahill and Caleb Cahill played No. 3 and No. 4 singles while seventh-grader Wyatt Anderson played No. 5. Freshman Kenneth Gunter and seventh-grader Gage Van Wagner formed the No. 2 doubles team and earned a win in the finals.


The performance of the boys tennis team was the highlight of the 2025 spring sports season. The boys soccer team finished third in the region and posted an 11-13 record overall. The season ended with a 1-0 first-round playoff loss to Chapin.


Senior Juan Rivera led the team in scoring with 14 goals and four assists. Senior River Shumacher tallied five goals and added five assists. Sophomores Yarin Bouskila scored four goals with four assists while sophomore Raul Lopez also scored four goals and had three assists.


The girls soccer team posted a 4-14 record. Senior Tia Boatwright finished as the leading scorer with eight goals and four assists. Senior Karley McGonigal added seven goals and three assists while freshman Cameron Bary scored five goals and led the team with six assists. Senior Hannah Weidner scored five goals but spent most of her time in goal.


The baseball team finished with an 8-18 overall record and the softball team finished with a 5-17 record. Lilly Langway led the team in hitting with a .414 batting average and had 12 RBIs. Shianne Needle batted .393 with 14 RBIs and Madison Ashmore hit .348 with 11 RBIs.

 

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