Bishop Gorman’s Lucas Hammond and Durango’s Averiana Mitchell each won singles state play-in matches Tuesday at Darling Tennis Center.
Schools
Boulder City beat the Meadows to claim the boys 3A Southern Region, while the Mustangs beat the Eagles to claim the girls tournament title.
Faith Lutheran eked by Palo Verde via tiebreaker to advance to the Sunset Regional tournament championship.
Faith Lutheran earned a 13-5 victory over Bonanza in the Sunset Regional quarterfinals on Tuesday.
Anna Pfarrer went 3-0 in singles as the Liberty girls tennis team beat Valley at home in the Class 4A Sunrise Region quarterfinals Thursday, 11-7.
Tjaden Giles was 2-1 in singles play, including the match-winning tiebreaker game for Basic’s girls tennis team, as the Wolves picked up a road win against Las Vegas, 10-9.
Tech’s girls tennis team won a tiebreaker 4-2 to edge visiting Virgin Valley 10-9 on Monday.
Here are the latest Class 4A and 3A girls tennis coaches polls.
Madison Knoblock was 3-0 in singles and Liberty’s girls tennis team edged visiting Eldorado 10-9 on a tiebreaker on Tuesday.
Ariana and Andrada Stanciu each finished 3-0 in singles, and Sierra Vista’s girls tennis team won the tiebreaker 5-1 to claim a 10-9 road win over Shadow Ridge on Friday.
Tjaeden Giles finished 3-0 in singles, and Basic’s girls tennis team topped host Silverado 10-9 on a tiebreaker on Monday.
Audrey Boch-Collins posted a 3-0 record in singles play to lift Clark’s girls tennis team to an 11-7 home victory over Bonanza on Thursday afternoon.
Here is this week’s girls tennis coaches poll.
A strong singles effort helped Palo Verde’s girls tennis team beat Durango on Wednesday afternoon.
Boulder City’s girls tennis team won a tiebreaker to clinch a 10-9 road victory over Foothill on Tuesday afternoon.
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