Articles with the Tag: Ronan tennis
MISSOULA – Class B-C teams from around the state showed up to Peak Racquet Club Friday and Saturday to duke it out on the courts. Joining the competition were the valley’s own Mission and Ronan varsity teams. The boys faired the best out of the two teams with Mission’s Karl Daniels makin...
The Maidens hosted the Western B-C Divisional girls tennis tournament Friday and Saturday, fighting questionable weather and each other on the courts. The Maidens finished with only one doubles team heading to State play while Mission faired a bit better qualifying three singles to compete at State. Maide...
RONAN - The Chiefs and Maidens toughed it out on the courts Tuesday as both boys and girls dropped the ball to Loyola-Sacred Heart, winning only one match between the boys and girls. Doubles team Sam Friedlander and Julia Matkovich logged the lone win, defeating their opponents 7-5, 6-1. The Chiefs and Ma...
RONAN — Although soggy courts forced athletes to remove water before playing, the Maidens grabbed wins at home on Tuesday, posting a 3-2 team score against Eureka’s Lady Lions on the court. Doubles teams Hannah Bird Rattler/Hannah Kiehn and Sam Friedlander/Brianna Turpin posted victories along wi...
Troy visit cut short for Chiefs and Maidens TROY – Ronan’s Chiefs and Maidens battled rain in Troy on Tuesday, stopping game play on the tennis courts but not before the Chiefs recorded a 3-1 win over the Trojans. The Maidens were unable to finish matches and had to call it good at 1...
RONAN – The Chiefs overpowered Darby on Saturday with all six matches ending in wins for Ronan boys. Logan Soukkala walked away with a 6-0, 6-0 match as did doubles team Daniel Aylesworth and Ethan Belvins. On Tuesday the girls took a split in St. Ignatius, logging 3-3 against Mission’s Lady B...
Ronan’s tennis teams had a busy week, facing off against Bigfork, Superior, Mission and Troy. The Maidens beat Mission 3-2 but suffered losses in the other three meets, while the Chiefs tied Bigfork 3-3, beat Mission 4-2 and lost to Troy 2-4. The Ronan girls played Eureka at home Monday, an...
RONAN — Despite losing much of his team to graduation last year, Ronan tennis coach Gordon Cummings hopes his team will have a breakout year. “This year’s girls team is very young and inexperienced,” Cummings said. “Last year, I graduated six seniors, so I lost a lot of...
