group photo of 2024 tennis team

Pictured are members of the William Floyd High School girls’ varsity tennis team. Front row, left to right are: Tatiana Sanchez, Gianna Martin and Khloe DiMaio. Middle row (l-r) Anabel Van Cott, Lydia Van Cott, Corinne Neidig, Trinity Lyons, Madison Lockwood and Drew Wiegand. Back row (l-r) Coach Dave Pia, Renae Kelly, Olivia Phillips, Rylie Wiegand, Nadia Da Gama Paes and Brooklyn Barnes. (Click image to see additional photos).


Updated October 25, 2024

The No.4 ranked William Floyd Colonials girls' varsity tennis team lost a close one to No. 1 Westhampton yesterday by a score of 5-2 in a semifinal match. This was the 10th time in the past 13 years, the Colonials have made the final four in this playoff tournament. The Colonials performed admirably and gave their all on the court. Congratulations to the student athletes and head coach Dave Pia on another amazing season! 


Updated October 24, 2024

The William Floyd Colonials girls’ varsity tennis team continues to roll with a decisive 6-1 victory in the quarterfinals against No. 12 Half Hollow Hills West! This is the 10th time in the last 13 years the team has been crowned Final Four Champions by Section XI! The Colonials will travel to No. 1 Westhampton today! Congratulations to the Colonials and Coach Pia and good luck today!


Updated October 23, 2024

Congratulations to the girls' varsity tennis team on their 6-1 victory over Sachem in the second round of the Section XI playoffs on Tuesday, October 22! With this victory, the Colonials advance to the quarterfinals and will host No. 12 Half Hollow Hills West this afternoon at 3:30 pm!


The William Floyd girls’ varsity tennis team, led by head coach David Pia, had another amazing season and are back in the playoffs for a 22nd consecutive season! The Colonials finished with a 10-2 record in League IV play and a 14-2 record overall, which has earned them a No. 4 seed, a first-round bye and a second-round home playoff match in the playoff tournament on Tuesday, October 22, against the winner of No. 13 Sachem or No. 20 Eastport-South Manor.

“All of the hard work over the summer got us off to a great start this year and has sustained us through the season,” said Coach Pia, the two-time USTA Coach of the Year and William Floyd Athletic Hall of Famer. Michael Clauberg serves as the assistant varsity tennis coach.

Girls Tennis 10/1/24

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The Colonials overcame adversity along the way, as number one singles player Anabel Van Cott has been injured since the fifth match of the season. In her absence, the singles lineup elevated their play and worked hard to improve throughout the season. The singles lineup right now includes Lydia Van Cott, Khloe DiMaio, Trinity Lyons and Madison Lockwood, who have all been playing well. The Colonials are hoping to have Anabel Van Cott back playing singles for the playoffs.

The doubles team also played a big role in William Floyd’s success, showing continuous signs of improvement while playing strong tennis. The doubles team includes Gianna Martin, Drew Wiegand, Olivia Phillips, Tatiana Sanchez, Corinne Neidig, Nadia Da Gama Paes, Rylie Wiegand, Brooklyn Barnes, and Renae Kelly.

The Colonials continue to work hard as they prepare for the playoffs.

The team also put forth a strong showing in the Division Individual Tournament and numerous players received athletic honors for their performance this season, including Lydia Van Cott, Gianna Martin and Drew Wiegand who earned All-County honors. Olivia Phillips and Tatiana Sanchez earned All-Division accolades; and Nadia Da Gama Paes, Corinne Neidig, Rylie Wiegand and Trinity Lyons earned All-League honors.

photo of senior student athlete tennis players and coach and assistant coach

Seven seniors, pictured with head coach Dave Pia (left) and assistant coach Michael Clauberg (right) were celebrated at the Senior Game, a 6-1 victory over Elwood/John Glenn. (Click image to see additional photos).

Additionally, seven team members were recently honored during their senior game, including Renae Kelly, Trinity Lyons, Brooklyn Barnes, Drew Wiegand, Nadia Da Gama Paes, Olivia Phillips and Madison Lockwood.

This year, the Colonials also had two players, Anabel Van Cott and Lydia Van Cott, highlighted as top 30 girls’ tennis players by Newsday in the early part of the season.

Congratulations to all the Colonials on another amazing season and best of luck in the playoffs!

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