Prayush Mallaiah named Player of the Year in boys tennis
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 21, 2026, 7:04 PM
Last updated Jun 21, 2026
TennisPrayush Mallaiah of Abington Heights has been recognized as Player of the Year for the Lackawanna League Class 3A. The freshman capped an impressive season by winning the District 2 Class 3A Singles Championship, finishing with a 20-2 overall record, including an undefeated 11-0 in league play. He contributed significantly to Abington Heights' championship run, which included their 13th straight District title and a semifinal berth in the PIAA Class 3A Tournament. Other notable players honored include William Arp and Brady Comstock, also from Abington Heights, who achieved all-star recognition in their respective singles and doubles categories.
- •Mallaiah finishes season with 20-2 overall record.
- •Abington Heights secures Lackawanna League and District 2 championships.
- •William Arp and Brady Comstock also earn all-region honors.
- •Mallaiah goes undefeated at No. 1 singles during league play.
- •Multiple players from Abington Heights excel in the District 2 tournament.
- 7:04 PMYahoo Sports — 2026 TIMES-TRIBUNE BOYS TENNIS ALL-REGION TEAM
"Player of the Year Prayush Mallaiah Abington Heights, Freshman Lackawanna League Class 3A Player of the Year. … Won the District 2 Class 3A Singles Championship, while losing only one game. … He finished the Lackawanna League season undefeated at No. 1 singles with an 11-0 record. … He finished with a 20-2 record overall. … He helped lead Abington Heights to the Lackawanna League championship, ...
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