In singles play, Ceran Messam played a solid match, but lost to Mario Gutierrez 8-3 in first singles. Jamal Loper came out on the short end of an 8-2 decision to Joson Villafuerte in second singles, while Andres DeCastro lost to Manuel Ceniceros by a similar score in third singles. Lordale Benosa would follow the trend, falling to Julius Twyman 8-2 in fourth singles. Fifth and sixth singles saw Chestnut Hill take control of the matches, with Evan McCall topped by Jeramy Solema 8-0 in fifth singles and Steven Hobart closing singles action with an 8-1 loss to Michael Pecoraro. 

In doubles play, the team of DeCastro and Benosa lost to Villafuerte and Farah 8-3 in first doubles. Second doubles saw Messam and Loper fall to Ceniceros and Gutierrez 8-2. Third doubles left Beckford and Hobart on the short end of an 8-2 match against Twyman and Avena.    

"Overall, I think we made some positive strides this season," Bloomfield head coach Peter-John Falloon said.  "We improved our play a great deal from last year, so our program is moving in the right direction.  Hopefully the trend will continue, and we will be able to earn a spot in the conference tournament in 2012."

The final record for the Deacons is 4-8 overall and 2-4 in CACC competition.