Tennis teams drop to Lewis-Clark State

Men and women Eagles lose matches on Tuesday.

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Lucas Lee, a freshman on the men’s tennis team, returns the ball to his California Institute of Technology opponent. Lee won his match in two sets. | Ashleigh Fox/THE CHIMES

Laurie Bullock, Writer

Lucas Lee, a freshman on the men's tennis team, returns the ball to his California Institute of Technology opponent on Feb. 1. In their doubles match, Lee and partner sophomore Luke Mountain were the only win of the day against Lewis-Clark. | Ashleigh Fox/THE CHIMES [file photo]

 

Both the men and women’s team dropped to Lewis-Clark State in their matches on Tuesday. The loss puts the men’s overall record at 7-11 and the women’s at 6-13.

Freshmen Lucas Lee and Luke Mountain were the only doubles partners for the men’s team to win their match 8-6. Mountain went on to win his singles match against Lewis-Clark’s Haseeb Khan 6-2 and 6-1.

The only other win that came from the men’s side was junior Tayven Townsend. Townsend was able to win the first set against his opponent 6-2. However he was not able to pull out a win in the second set to take his match and fell 6-2. In the final set Townsend bounced back from the loss to take the match 6-1.

Despite fighting hard, the men were not able to win any more matches and ended up falling to Lewis-Clark 3-6.

The only win for the women came from sophomores Susan Carmichael and Kathryn Ashford. The two were able to pull out a tight 9-8 match to secure their ninth win of the season as a pairing.

Both teams will compete in a conference match against Arizona Christian University on April 4 starting at 2 p.m.

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