2007 NC High School Women’s Tennis Dual Team Championships Previews
November 2nd, 2007 Posted in High School Tennis, High School Playoffs
Video link - Salisbury women’s tennis playing earlier in the playoffs
Tennis team web sites and highlights are on this NCHSAA fall playoffs site: NC playoffs web site link Bring your camera to the Burlington Tennis Center this weekend and add your photos or videos to your team’s site. Only Salisbury and Charlotte Catholic have tennis sites up - it only take a minute to add a site for your team. See all LR photos at this link and all LR video highlights at this link. Move any highlight to your LR web page by clicking add to favorites (you get your LR web page when your register (free)).
The 2007 North Carolina High School Athletic Association (NCHSAA) state dual team tennis championships will be played tomorrow at the Burlington Tennis Center. See the NCHSAA web site for full details; summaries from their press release:
1-A women’s tennis championship: Durham North Carolina School of Science and Math (21-1) vs. Kernersville Bishop McGuinness (18-0)
The 1-A championship pits two newcomers to the dual team finals, Durham¹s North Carolina School of Science and Math and Kernersville Bishop McGuinness. Bishop McGuinness eliminated defending state 1-A champ Jordan-Matthews in the regional finals. Maggie Ronan of Bishop McGuinness made it to the state singles semifinals last weekend while Liana Roux and Amy Bahr of NCSSM earned the doubles title.
2-A women’s tennis championship: Greene Central (22-2) vs. Salisbury (22-0)
Greene Central is back in the championship match for the ninth time in 10 years, while Salisbury’s undefeated tennis team looks to defend their 2006 state tennis championship. Puja Patel of Greene Central won the state 2-A singles championship while the Salisbury duo of Casey Collins and Susie Wear won the doubles championship
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3-A women’s tennis championship: Eastern Wayne (17-1) vs. Charlotte Catholic (19-5)
Eastern Wayne takes on Charlotte Catholic tennis for the 3-A championship. Eastern Wayne makes its first women’s dual team tennis finals appearance while Catholic won three out of four 2-A titles during a four-year stretch from 2001 to 2004 and has six dual team crowns overall. Charlotte Catholic eliminated defending 3-A women’s tennis champ Hickory in the regional finals. Julia Paulson and Sarah Trautmann of Catholic advanced to the state doubles semifinals last week.
4-A women’s tennis championship: East Chapel Hill (20-2) vs. Greensboro Page (19-0)
The 4-A match will feature three-time defending state champion Greensboro Page facing East Chapel Hill. East knocked off perennial power Raleigh Broughton, which snaps an amazing string of consecutive trips to the state finals for Broughton at 12. The top doubles teams from Page and East Chapel Hill met in the state doubles championship last weekend, with Jennifer Ansari and Jennifer Stone of Page downing Jennifer Huang and Tess Darling in straight sets.
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