Flagstaff’s Abby Ball is served on the tennis courts of the Hal Jensen Recreation Center during a game against Coconino on Monday afternoon.
Coconino’s Diana Smith will play Flagstaff during a game on the Hal Jensen Recreation Center tennis courts on Monday afternoon.
Flagstaff’s Millicent Holliday will serve against Coconino on Monday afternoon at Hal Jensen Recreation Center.
SUN SPORTS STAFF
The Flagstaff Eagles girls tennis team finished the season in victory after driving past the Coconino Panthers 9-0 on Monday in the Hal Jensen Recreation Center courts in the Crosstown rivalry game.
Jadyn Romero, Abby Ball, Allie Thomas and Catherine Gripp have hidden their opponents for Division II Flagstaff, which ended the spring with a 5-6 total record and a 4-4 mark in the second section. It was Flagstaff’s first and only 9-0 win of the season against a D-II Coconino team that still has a chance of not being without a win.
Eagles Junior Brooke Freshour scored a 6-1, 6-2 win in the No. 1 Singles against Panthers Junior Ellie Johnston, and Junior Millicent Holliday found Lisa Smith on the way to a 6-3, 6-0 win out of the place two pretty quickly.
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Coconino’s Diana Smith will play Flagstaff during a game on the Hal Jensen Recreation Center tennis courts on Monday afternoon.
Jake Bacon, Arizona Daily sun
Freshour and sophomore Romero teamed up in doubles No. 1 for Flagstaff in 27th place and were 8-4 ahead of Johnston and Araceli Arias. Holliday and Ball got together in doubles No. 2 for an 8-1 win over Diana Smith and Maricela Alonzo teamed up, and Thomas and Gripp were the winners in doubles No. 3 (8-2) against Naomi Harris and Shaina Garcia.
Coconino, who will be in 59th place from Monday, will again host when he competes against Mingus Union in 43rd place on Tuesday at 3 p.m.
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