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Eaglebrook Takes Control Against Martlets
It was a rough day for the Martlets as they flew to northern Massachusetts. Susie Black '15 and Phebe Huth '15 got things started at #3 doubles. Black and Huth held their own in a 2-8 defeat. Ryan Fox '14 and Oliver Senbahar '15 had a good match at #2 doubles, before falling 4-8. Alex Son '15 returned to his alma mater and teamed with Philip Song '15 at #1 doubles. Song and Son fell 3-8. In singles, the results were mostly the same. Senbahar, Black, and Huth battled some talented young men from Eaglebrook and lost quickly. Fox played well and lost at #1 singles. Son played one of his friends and did well before losing 5-8. The lone victory of the day came from Song at #4 singles. Leading 7-6, Song had match point. He lost it and the match went to a tiebreaker. Song was on fire in the tiebreaker. He won the first six points, lost the next two, then finished off his opponent for an 8-7 (7-2) victory.
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