Friday, April 7
MCHS at Columbia Central
Woodland Park, Columbia
The Marshall County Tigerettes tennis team is on roll, coming up with their third sweep in a row. In one week, the girl's team has played 18 singles matches and nine doubles matches, and have won all of them.
Girls Singles
Natalie Cook (MCHS) def. Willis, 8-1
Alexa Hooten (MCHS) def. Cain, 8-1
Annie Haynes (MCHS) def. Calahan, 8-0
McKenna Hunter (MCHS) def. Shuff, 8-2
Anna Claire Moses (MCHS) def. Burns, 8-2
Macey Pickle (MCHS) def. Rohling, 8-6
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Friday, April 7
MCHS at Columbia Central
Woodland Park, Columbia
The Marshall County Tigerettes tennis team is on roll, coming up with their third sweep in a row. In one week, the girl's team has played 18 singles matches and nine doubles matches, and have won all of them.
Girls Singles
Natalie Cook (MCHS) def. Willis, 8-1
Alexa Hooten (MCHS) def. Cain, 8-1
Annie Haynes (MCHS) def. Calahan, 8-0
McKenna Hunter (MCHS) def. Shuff, 8-2
Anna Claire Moses (MCHS) def. Burns, 8-2
Macey Pickle (MCHS) def. Rohling, 8-6
Girls Doubles
Cook/Hooten (MCHS) def. Willis/Cain, 8-1
Haynes/Hunter (MCHS) def. Calahan/Shuff, 8-5
Moses/Pickle (MCHS) def. Burns/Rohling 8-8, (tie breaker) 7-4