CSW Loses Heartbreak to the Landmark School
The CSW Girls Varsity tennis team traveled to Bass River Tennis Club to face off against the Landmark School. Sophomore Sarah Cooper '20, got the first CSW point taking her opponent down 8-4. At First doubles, Tatum Holley '20 and Maya Feldberg-Bannatyne '20 battled through a tough match. They eventually prevailed to win 8-6 and earn CSW their second point. Second doubles Bella Willett '21 and Sascha Deng '19 fought their way to a 6-7 pro set before losing the last game and dropping the match 8-6. Their effort was immense but they were unable to prevail and CSW lost the overall match 3-2.
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