American Fork girls tennis takes fifth at 6A state tournament
The Cavemen reached the semifinals at First Singles and Second Doubles while Lone Peak won the team title.
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The American Fork High School girls tennis team finished fifth with 21 points at the 6A state tournament, played at Liberty Park in Salt Lake City on Oct. 8 and 10, the American Fork Citizen reported. Lone Peak won the championship with 53 points, followed by Skyridge with 46 and Corner Canyon, which was fourth, with 27. [1]
Senior Sophia Leavitt, the No. 3 seed at First Singles, won her first two matches 6-0, 6-0 and 6-1, 6-0 before losing a three-set semifinal to No. 2 Ava Jensen of Lone Peak, 3-6, 6-4, 5-7. At Second Doubles, seniors Bentley Christensen and Halie Andrews reached the semifinals before losing to Skyridge's Anabelle Rowley and Chloe Barker, who went on to win the bracket. [1]
Senior Bella Harris won her first match at Second Singles before losing in the quarterfinals to Skyridge's Elizabeth Ludlow. Senior Claire Corbridge lost her Third Singles quarterfinal to Skyridge's Maezie Oswald, and seniors Rylee Egbert and Demi Dalton lost their First Doubles quarterfinal to Corner Canyon's Ruchi Pawar and Anna Dorny. [1]
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