The Mount Pisgah Christian School boys and girls tennis teams defeated Holy Innocents on Tuesday. The No. 1-ranked girls (10-0) remained perfect on the season, winning 5-0. The No. 4-ranked boys (9-1) won a hard fought 3-2 match over the No. 8 Golden Bears.
The girls team remained perfect (50-0) in individual matches with Aryn Greene, Taylor Carlson and Blanca Tarrago rolling through their singles matches. The doubles teams of Nicole Peters and Cissy Jamieson and Sarah Chapdelaine and Carlota Tarrago also won handily.
On the boys side, Jonathan Villwock won his singles match, while the doubles teams of Kyle Starke and Isaac Hram and Mike Reinsel and Clayton Farmer won their matches to give the Patriots the edge.
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Both squads will face Wesleyan on Thursday with the Region 5E-A title on the line. The schools are currently tied atop the boy’s and girl’s sub-region standings.
“I think both our boys and girls have gotten stronger as the year has progressed,” said Pisgah head coach Ken Bomar. "Since we have played a number of freshmen and sophomores from the beginning they have particularly benefitted from the experience of having nearly a full season behind them. They understand that they now have to step up to an even higher level if we want to win against Wesleyan and as we move into the region and, hopefully, the state tournament."
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Pisgah and Wesleyan will face off on Thursday at 4 p.m. at the Country Club of Roswell.
— Daryl Brooks
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