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The Odds Were Not in Their Favor
The No. 26 ranked Martlets lost to No. 6 ranked Taft 0-7. Although all the matches were decided in three games, the Black and Gold fought hard for every point. This was especially true at the bottom of the ladder where everyone was playing up due to Sean Gregg's ’22 absence (injury). Peter Miller '22 gets the nail for the match, winning 21 points in his (5), (6), (10) loss at No. 7. Obviously, Miller never gave up. Sixth Formers Ethan Na '19 at No. 6 and Nate Swift '19 at No. 5 also battled hard in their matches. It was fun to watch No. 1 Alex Unruh '22 trade points with a very clever Taft player, too. Next up is the New England Division B tournament this weekend at St. George's School in Middletown, Rhode Island.
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