Three Bobcats earn All-MEC tennis honors

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BRIDGEPORT, W.Va. – West Virginia Wesleyan men’s tennis had three athletes garner All-Conference honors this year, the conference announced. Kihiro Karasawa and Emanuel Mallya were named to the All-MEC First Team while Camillo Salvi was on the All-MEC Second Team.

Karasawa and Mallya were partners all season in doubles competition, winning double-digit matches together. Salvi was more than consistent in doubles and singles play, winning most of his matches with teammate Kevin Lin.

Karasawa and Salvi shared honors on the All-MEC First Team last season to go along with their accomplishments this season.

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