Chiefs tame Panthers on local tennis courts

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The McIntosh

boys and girls tennis team had a busy schedule before going on spring

break.

In the course

of five days, the team played three teams from their region.

March 22, the

boys and girls faced Starr's Mill. Priscilla Roberts and Jenny Shular,

two of the top-ranked junior tennis players in the region, faced off.

Shular won the match 11-10. McIntosh's Rebecca Timmis defeated Shayna

Simmons 10-3 and Denise Daughenbaugh beat Sara Hall 6-0.

In doubles

matches, Adrianne Hodges and Sunya Sweeney of McIntosh defeated Lisa Gentilini

and Jessica Huber, 10-3. Shelby Carlson and Renae Clark, also of McIntosh,

won their doubles match by beating Lauren Dillon and Kitty Ireland 10-4.

The boys went

6-0 against the Panthers. BJ James, James Dwyer and Robert Lochridge won

their singles matches handily, while Mike Saheim and Justin Hale, and

Phil Van Fossan and Sundeep Sood won their doubles matches. In a junior

varsity doubles match, Yosuke Nomura and Osman Faruqui won as well.

Monday, March

26, the girls faced Riverdale. Timmis and Daughenbaugh won their singles

matches, while the doubles teams of Sweeney and Hodges and Carlson and

Stacey Brundrette won their matches as well.

The following

day saw both the boys and girls take on Newnan. James, Lochridge and Saheim

all won singles matches for the boys, while the doubles teams of Van Fossan

and Hale and Sood and Nomura also won. Roberts, Timmis and Daughenbaugh

won their singles matches for the girls while the doubles teams of Hidges

and Sweeney and Carlson and Clark won as well.

McIntosh is

attempting to schedule a match at Woodward Academy after spring break,

while Starr's Mill travels to East Coweta April 10 and to Whitewater April

12 to take on Fayette County.

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