The Roxbury Latin varsity tennis team won its final regular season contest against St. Sebastian’s last Wednesday to cap another perfect season (15-0) in the league and clinch its second ISL title in a row – the second in RL tennis history.

En route to the championship – along with a second-place finish at the recent New England tournament – this year’s team set a number of school records. Out of 180 possible singles points this season – each point corresponding to a set won – RL scored an incredible 173. Even more impressive, perhaps, is the fact that 69 of those 173 sets were won by a score of 6-0.

Two local boys served as co-captains of this championship squad: Michael Trainin of Newton and Perry Hart of Chestnut Hill. Trainin had a fine senior season, going 7-3 before being hampered by injury, while classmate Hart compiled an immaculate 30-0 record at the number five singles spot.

Another Chestnut Hill resident, Joey Haig, was a strong contributor to the team’s success, making it through the season unscathed with a 26-0 record, playing number three singles as only a freshman. Junior and captain-elect Cameron Ferguson, who hails from Waban, was also a star performer, splitting time with teammate JB Gough at the number one and two positions, with the two of them going a combined 53-3.

The Roxbury Latin School, located in West Roxbury, is the oldest school in continuous existence in North America. This year the School will graduate its 367th class.