In their home opener against Lake Stevens, the Oak Harbor tennis team won all 4 singles matches to pull out a 4-3 team victory.
All the singles matches were won in straight sets, and with one exception, all the single scores were very lopsided in Oak Harbor favor. Ryan Evans' second set went to 7-5, and all the other singles players wins were either 6-1 or 6-2.
Doubles action, however, was different. Lake Stevens pushed hard on the OH doubles teams, winning all 3 matches in straight sets.
Even though there's not enough players for a separate JV team, many of the youg OH players got matches, including sophomores Geoff Worley and Kevin Gagen, and Freshmen Tyler Dodge, Zack Akker and Benjamin Harrison.
Next up is Arlington at home on Friday.
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Check out the scholarship sponsored by the Oak Harbor Sports Report. Two $500 awards to student-athletes who participated in 2 sports per year for all 4 years of high school and maintained a GPA of at least 3.0. See the counseling center for more information.
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Boys Tennis 2-0 on season
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