Girls Tennis: Stoughton Tears Past Sauk Prairie in Badger Small Dual
Stoughton Dominates Singulars Matches
Stoughton's girls tennis team got off to a remarkable start in their Badger Small dual against Sauk Prairie last Wednesday. The Vikings secured six of the seven singles matches, setting the tone for the team victory.
Noteworthy Singles Match Performances
- Jordana Lindquist (Stoughton) defeated Kendyl Judd (Sauk Prairie) 6-2, 6-0.
- Maren Greiber (Stoughton) defeated Ava Konopacki (Sauk Prairie) 6-4, 6-1.
- Jenna Bibelhausen (Stoughton) defeated Katelyn Gilliam (Sauk Prairie) 6-3, 6-4.
Sauk Prairie Earns Doubles Point
Despite their success in singles, Stoughton dropped the only doubles match of the day to Sauk Prairie's duo of Olivia Carlson and Brynn Carlson. The Vikings' pair of Samantha Vinopal and Jayda Pelton fell 6-3, 6-4.
Final Score: Stoughton 6, Sauk Prairie 1
Stoughton clinched the Badger Small dual victory with a convincing 6-1 final score. The Vikings' strong performance in singles proved decisive, ultimately leading to their triumph.
Stoughton's Success Attributed to Depth and Experience
Stoughton's girls tennis team has consistently performed well this season, thanks to their depth and experience. The Vikings' top players, such as Jordana Lindquist and Maren Greiber, have consistently performed at a high level, while their supporting cast has provided valuable contributions.
Key Takeaways from the Match
- Stoughton's singles players were dominant, winning six of the seven matches.
- Sauk Prairie earned their lone point in doubles, with the Carlson sisters coming out on top.
- Stoughton's depth and experience proved to be the difference in the match.
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