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Home Opener a Success!
On a cold and blustery afternoon, Westminster girls played in their first competition of the 2019 season. Due to the large number of girls on both teams, all of the games were played as doubles matches. While the final outcome may appear lopsided, there were two thrilling matches that went to tiebreakers and, in addition to the two wins, there were close matches with great points. Earning the first 'W' for Westminster were Lily Carrel '19 and Sofia Daniele '22 playing No. 3. In a thrilling tiebreak, first-year players Kristina Oganyan '22 and Olivia Olney '22, playing at No. 1, lost a nail-biter following a long and very evenly-matched set. Also playing in the first round were Eda Chen '20 and Alex Buerck '21 at No. 2 doubles and Sofia Raymond '19 and Izzy Bailey '21 at No. 4 doubles. Next, the courts were turned over to Siena Holowesko '21 and Jessie Kwon '21, playing at No. 5, who also lost a very close match in their tiebreak (5-7). Playing at No. 6 doubles were the entertaining team of Mairead DeFronzo '20 and Annie Brewer '21. In the second thrilling close match that resulted in a win were Chloe Ferro '20 and Lizzy McCoy '20 playing at No. 7. Finally, Elena McGuigan '21 and Christina Zahringer '20 played an abbreviated (due to the cold) match at No. 8. The girls look forward to warmer weather when they host Choate Saturday.
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