Doubles Showed Potential In CHCH 2-3 Loss

Brian Tran
CHCH came out on top on the return league match. The team noticed the absence of Pharrell, Miles and Julien, all strong singles players and Oliver and Seb.


#3 Singles: Forfeit. CSW was short a player.

GLOBAL SCORE: 0-1

#2 Singles: Junior Tristan played his best to a patient, slow-ball but consistent player returning and defending every ball. Patience and consistency is the name of the game and whoever had that wins. Tristan lost 1-8.

GLOBAL SCORE: 0-2

#1 Doubles Freshman Ryan and Louis returned to winning ways showing their full potential as a doubles team to beat. Trailing behind 3-5 to opponents who had good serves and a persistent net player who downed every ball coming their way, they changed tactics by lobbing deep and aiming for the alleys, aiding to move ahead and stay ahead to win 8-6.

GLOBAL SCORE: 1-3

#1 Singles: Captain and Junior Jared played the CHCH #1 again for the second time this season. Despite the loss, Jared made improvements in rallying longer and earned more deuces this time. Final score 2-8.

GLOBAL SCORE: 1-3

#2 Doubles Senior Harvey and Freshman Abe looked like a solid team, a very good understanding between the two in covering the court and fending off difficult shots. With solid serves and shots, they never trailed and won 8-6.

GLOBAL SCORE: 2-3

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