The Bear Creek School sophomore tennis star Jake Imam already owns a singles state title, now he’s shooting for some state championship hardware in doubles action.

Imam, along with good friend and tennis newcomer Jamie Meyer, plowed through the Class 2B Quad-District Tournament field without losing a set in three matches, to clinch the district doubles’ title and the No. 1 seed to next weekend’s 1B/2B/1A state tournament.

Imam won the 2B boys’ singles title last year as a freshman before deciding to play doubles with Meyer this year.

The Overlake School’s Trym Torvund also clinched a state berth after a runner-up finish at the quad-district tournament, which was held Thursday at the University of Washington’s Nordstrom Tennis Center. Torvund fell to Cascade Christian standout Nathan Andeson, 6-1, 6-2, in the finals.

Overlake’s doubles team of Marcus Munoz and Trevor Partington won a loser-out, winner-to-state match on Thursday to advance to the state tournament, which takes place May 28-29 at Yakima Tennis Club in Yakima.

Marcus’ twin brother, Grant, lost a hard-found, three-set match, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, to Daniel Ham of Charles Wright in a loser-out battle to barely miss the state cut.

ALL-STATE LACROSSE TEAMS NAMED

Senior Claire Kruger, a midfielder from The Overlake School, and attack Alison Havran have been named to the girls’ Division II lacrosse first team, and sophomore midfielder Kerri Smith to the second team.

Also, freshman Claire Monsaas, who attends Redmond Junior High but plays for Lake Sammamish, was named to the Division I second team.

In Division I boys, Overlake midfielder Sky Tweedie-Yates made the second team, as did attackman Devon Schmidt.