Photo of Morgan Duran and Dora Wang courtesy of Amanda Lin
Girls Tennis:
Thanks to Maranatha for this report:
It was Maranatha’s first home match and first league match of the season, with league-favorite, Village Christian, rolling into town.
The Crusaders boast a deep and loaded lineup, with the arrival of new accomplished and experienced players.
On the other hand, most of the Lady Minutemen are just learning the game of tennis, having only started playing the game this summer.
Despite their inexperience, their progress has been noticeably steady and sure.
Today’s match was eye-opening for most of Maranatha’s players, who had not encountered this level of ball speed, skill, physicality, and aggression before.
It was a lesson that they hope they will learn from and use to help them to keep improving.
Maranatha’s lone two wins came from #2 doubles, Diana Sarksyan/Jennifer Chu, who continue show improvement. They won their sets by the scores of 6-2 and 6-1.
Up next: The Lady Minutemen (7-2; 0-1) travel to face reigning league champion, Valley Christian (6-6; 1-1), on Tuesday, in a match that promises to be another valuable learning experience.
The Defenders narrowly lost to Village Christian, 10-8, last week.
Photo of Morgan Duran and Dora Wang courtesy of Amanda Lin Girls Tennis: Thanks to Maranatha for this report: It was Maranatha’s first home match and first league match of the season, with league-favorite, Village Christian, rolling into town. The Crusaders boast a deep and loaded lineup, with the arrival of new accomplished and experienced […]
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Photo by Josh Thompson College Football: September 23rd JCAB & CCCSIA Polls: JCAB: 1-Mt. SAC 2-Butte 3-Fresno 4-Riverside 5-San Diego Mesa 6-San Mateo 7-Modesto 8-Golden West 9-Ventura 10-Canyons 11-Diablo Valley 12-Bakersfield 13-Foothill 14-Saddleback 15-Sequoias 16-Mt. San Jacinto 17-Fullerton 18-American River 19-Allan Hancock 20-Cerritos 21-El Camin 22-Citrus 23-Santa Rosa 24-Moorpark 25-PCC Others: Sacramento City, 26; Chaffey, […]
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Girls Volleyball: Etiwanda continued its win streak on Monday. The Eagles have won seven consecutive matches and 16 of their last 17. EHS secured a three-game sweep at Los Osos by scores of 25-20, 25-15 and 25-20. Brooke Hanson had 30 assists, four kills and three blocks. Saaliyah Brown chipped in with five kills, two […]
