Colchester — The Waterford High School boys' tennis team doubled its pleasure Monday.

The Lancers defeated Bacon Academy 7-0 to win their seventh straight Eastern Connecticut Conference Medium Division title under coach Ralph DiSaia.

It was also DiSaia's 100th career win. He is 100-8.

"Quite honestly, as I told the kids today, I couldn't have done it without them," DiSaia said. "I didn't win the points. There's a lot of commitment and effort that goes into this from the kids as well as the support of the administration.

"They've been supportive of what it takes to run a good program. A lot of (the success) is due to the involvement of parents. They cart their kids around for all the offseason work they do."

Rocco Devona, Alex Anisimov, Joel Simonson, Mason Benoit and Dana Aing won at singles for Waterford (10-1, 7-0). The winning doubles teams were Will Perkins and John Stockman and Charles Maryeski and Michael Reisfeld.

"We run a no-cut program," DiSaia said. "Last year, we had 39 kids and this year we have 32. If they're willing to put forth the effort and training and work as hard as I can, they're a part of the team. That adds a lot of team spirit. And from those kids that might have been cut, they're now starters. I think a no-cut program really pays off greatly. It's always been depth that has been our strength.

"I give the kids all the credit in the world. I just happen to be the one going along for the ride."

In other matches:

â–  Ben Mazzarese, Sean McCaffery and Scott Hallamore won at singles for Stonington as it beat St. Bernard 5-2 to clinch at least a share of the ECC Small Division title. The doubles teams of Dan Banker and Matt Paige and Tom Bovino and Devin White won for Stonington (9-0, 6-0), which can win the title outright with a victory over Griswold on Wednesday. Nick Pelligrino and Joey Strafaci won singles matches for St. Bernard (3-4, 3-2).

â–  Ryan Desmarais won a three-setter at No. 3 singles and Devon Allegro earned his first win at No. 5 singles to highlight Lyman Memorial's 6-1 victory over New London in the ECC Small Division. Lyman is 4-5, 3-4. New London (0-8, 0-6) picked up its lone win from the No. 1 doubles team of Carlos Ortiz and Marquette Dove.

Girls

â–  Unbeaten Stonington clinched at least a share of the ECC Small Division title with a 6-1 victory over second-place St. Bernard. Stonington (8-0, 6-0) can win the title outright with a win over Griswold on Wednesday. Emilie Burgess, Marge Selinger and Sarah Hallinan won singles matches for Stonington, as did the doubles teams of Colleen Kluberdanz-Emily Cusack, Kara Kelley-Sarah Riley and Katherine Byron-Courtney Onorato. Olivia Arruda won at No. 1 singles for St. Bernard (7-2, 3-2).

â–  Julia Yue, Kasey Mortimer, Emily Quian and Taylor Tomasetti each won singles matches as Waterford swept Bacon Academy 7-0 to avenge an early-season 4-3 loss in the ECC Medium Division. Christine Nykyforchyn and Rachel Kriet, Shannon Slocum and Jessica Walter and Kristi Slocum and Brianna Van Verdeghem won at doubles for Waterford (8-3, 6-1). Bacon is 5-4, 4-2.