Girls' Tennis beats Landmark
CSW travelled to Bass River Tennis Club on Monday, April 22nd to take on league opponent Landmark. First singles Sara Cooper '20 got the match off on the right foot winning her match in quick and convincing fashion. Both first and second doubles were able to pull out their matches to give CSW the three points needed to win the match. While the match had been decided, Ruby Antinori '21 clawed her way back from being down 2-6 to force a tiebreak at 7-7. Ruby kept the momentum going and took the tiebreak to earn a fourth point for CSW. The final score was CSW 4 - Landmark 1.
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