Soddy-Daisy, Walker Valley Split In Tennis Thursday

Friday, March 15, 2013

The Soddy Daisy Lady Trojans are now 3-0 on the season with Thursday's 5-4 win over Walker Valley. The Lady Trojans won all three of their doubles matches and picked up two singles wins. Adriana Peckinpaugh had to forfiet her match due to an injury.

On the boys side Walker Valley took an 8-1 win over Soddy Daisy. The Mustangs only dropped one match in doubles play.

Soddy Daisy girls, 5 Walker Valley 4
Chloe Mitchell (SD) def Alyssa Mcalister 8-2
Alex Schafer (SD) def.

Wendi Watson 8-1
Reed Jones (WV) def Abigail Ellis 8-6
Rachael Tarver (WV) def. Adriana Peckinpaugh (injury forfiet)
Kayla Beckler (WV) def. Aubrey Casey 8-6
Taryn Wilson (WV) def. Kasey Stephens 9-8 (7-4)
Schafer/Casey (SD) def. Mcalister/Watson 8-6
Mitchell/Ellis (SD) def. Jones/Beckler 8-4
Peckinpaugh/Stephens (SD) def. Tarver/Wilson 8-2

Walker Valley boys 8, Soddy Daisy 1
Andrew Mcalister (WV) over Seth Stewart 8-6
Joseph Sanger (WV) over Logan Bailey 8-4
Cade Thacker (WV) over Justin Bennett 8-0
Danny Lumpkin (WV) over Brandon Pippin 8-5
Logan Rader (WV) over Andrew Holladay 8-6
C.J Jones (WV) over Robert Sneed 8-1
Stewart/Bennett (SD) over McAlister/Singer 8-5
Thacker/Rader (WV) over Bailey/Pippin 9-8 (7-4)
Lumpkin/Jones (WV) over Holladay/Jerad Bowman 8-6


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