Oceanside falls to Lincoln Academy in court action
Oceanside’s Emily Gould almost pulled out the match for the Mariners taking her opponent to a third set before falling. Lincoln Academy won the match 3-2. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Oceanside senior Kingsley Holmes takes a flower to her dad as the team recognized the seniors for all their efforts. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Lincoln Academy’s Cristina Garcia battles the wind as it howls through the courts. The wind and the sudden cold had it’s effects on both teams. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Oceanside’s Clara Feltus returns this hard hit during Tuesday’s match against Lincoln Academy. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Lincoln Academy’s Nettie Hoagland returns a serve. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Oceanside’s Rebecca Boggs returns a volley during her second singles match Tuesday. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Oceanside’s Mary Allen serves during her first doubles match. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Oceanside’s Emily Gould almost pulled out the match for the Mariners taking her opponent to a third set before falling. Lincoln Academy won the match 3-2. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Oceanside senior Kingsley Holmes takes a flower to her dad as the team recognized the seniors for all their efforts. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Lincoln Academy’s Cristina Garcia battles the wind as it howls through the courts. The wind and the sudden cold had it’s effects on both teams. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Oceanside’s Clara Feltus returns this hard hit during Tuesday’s match against Lincoln Academy. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Lincoln Academy’s Nettie Hoagland returns a serve. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Oceanside’s Rebecca Boggs returns a volley during her second singles match Tuesday. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
Oceanside’s Mary Allen serves during her first doubles match. (Photo by Ron Hawkes)
ROCKLAND – Wednesday the Oceanside (8-3) girls tennis team hosted Lincoln Academy (10-0) in a make up match postponed from Tuesday, May 19.
The undefeated Eagles of Lincoln Academy managed to stay that way with a 3-2 win over their hosts. Oceanside won both the doubles matches, but lost all three of the singles matches.
Here are the individual results with Oceanside players listed first, in singles, Lily Butler lost to Leslie Sandefur (LA) 0-6, 0-6; Becca Boggs lost to Cristina Garcia (LA) 1-6, 3-6; and Emily Gould lost to Nettie Hoagland 4-6, 6-3, 4-6.
With the team score tied at 2-2, the deciding match came down to senior rookie Emily Gould who nearly pulled off a three set victory in her second time playing singles to give the Eagles the closest match they have had all season.
In doubles, Mary Allen and Clara Feltus beat Kate Westhaver and Hannah Heino, 6-2, 7-5; and Emily Prothero and Hannah Grace beat Polina Scimone and Shiann Keene 6-2, 6-0.
“Our doubles teams were solid and our singles girls competitive,” said Oceanside coach Joanna Hall. “So we are very happy to be playing strong tennis heading into the playoffs.”
Exhibition, Rachel Johnson and Kingsley Holmes over LA exhibition players 8-0.
Our seniors played very well today in their Senior Day matches,” said Hall. “With Emily Prothero and Hannah Grace winning at second doubles and Kingsley Holmes and Rachel Johnson at exhibition.”
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Oceanside is currently in second place in the Eastern Class B Heal Point standings. They have one game left Friday, May 22 when they travel to Morse.
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