The Little Falls Flyers had a mixed day on Monday, August 26, as they faced off against Sartell and Annandale in girls‘ tennis. Olivia Litke and Addison Ranta were standout performers for the Flyers, each recording two wins during the matches. Despite their efforts, the Flyers came out victorious against Sartell with a score of 5-2 but fell short against Annandale with the same scoreline.
Brooke Litke, Myla Ballou, and Olivia Litke achieved a significant milestone during the matches, earning their 20th career win for the Flyers. This accomplishment showcases their dedication and skill on the tennis court, setting them apart as key players for the team.
In the match against Annandale, the Flyers faced tough competition but put up a valiant effort. The duo of Julia Lange and Natalie Graeve struggled in the No. 1 spot, going 0-2 in their matches. However, the No. 2 pair of Myla Ballou and Anna Kahler managed to secure a win and a loss, finishing with a 1-1 record. Danika Holmberg and Ellie Abbott faced tough opponents in the No. 3 spot, ending with a 0-2 record for the day.
Looking ahead, the Little Falls Flyers are gearing up for their next match against Fergus Falls on Wednesday, August 28, at 9 a.m. This upcoming match will provide them with another opportunity to showcase their skills and continue their pursuit of success on the tennis court.
Meanwhile, the Aitkin Gobblers also had a challenging day on the courts as they competed against Grand Rapids and Duluth Denfeld on the same day. Maelie Kazmerzak stood out for the Gobblers, securing a singles victory despite the team falling 7-0 to Grand Rapids and 4-3 to Duluth Denfeld.
In the match against Duluth Denfeld, the Gobblers put up a strong fight, with Peyton Perrine struggling in the No. 1 spot with a 0-2 record. Maelie Kazmerzak, on the other hand, managed to secure a win and a loss, finishing with a 1-1 record for the day. The doubles teams of Bela May and Vera Eisenbraun, as well as Ashley Asmus and Violet Eisenbraun, also earned wins against Denfeld, showcasing their teamwork and skill on the court.
With an overall record of 1-9, the Aitkin Gobblers are looking to bounce back in their next match as they host Stella Maris on Tuesday, August 27, at 4 p.m. This upcoming match will be crucial for the Gobblers as they aim to turn their season around and secure more victories on the tennis court.
Both the Little Falls Flyers and the Aitkin Gobblers have shown resilience and determination in their matches, and they will continue to strive for success as they progress through the tennis season. With talented players and dedicated teams, these schools are sure to make their mark in the world of high school tennis.