Here are the results of the meet between SL-O & Spencer at SLO on
5/13:
5/13:
Varsity:
Spencer def. SL-O 8-1
Singles:
1. Michael
O’Brien lost to Alex Kaldahl 5-7,1-6
O’Brien lost to Alex Kaldahl 5-7,1-6
2. Ryley
Smith lost to Brady Plueger 1-6,2-3 ret.
Smith lost to Brady Plueger 1-6,2-3 ret.
3. Hunter
Andreason lost to Edoardo Tavani 4-6,7-6(5),(5-10)
Andreason lost to Edoardo Tavani 4-6,7-6(5),(5-10)
4. Will
Fuelberth def. Jack O’Hara 6-4,4-6,(10-5)
Fuelberth def. Jack O’Hara 6-4,4-6,(10-5)
5. Jason
Thorn lost to Joe Sherbon 1-6,0-6
Thorn lost to Joe Sherbon 1-6,0-6
6. Tully Reed
lost to Robert Stocco 1-6,1-6
lost to Robert Stocco 1-6,1-6
Doubles:
1.
O’Brien/Smith lost to Plueger/Tavani 4-6,1-6
O’Brien/Smith lost to Plueger/Tavani 4-6,1-6
2.
Andreason/Reed lost to O’Hara/Sherbon 3-6,2-6
Andreason/Reed lost to O’Hara/Sherbon 3-6,2-6
3.
Fuelberth/Thorn lost to Stocco/Daniel Castillo 4-6,2-6
Fuelberth/Thorn lost to Stocco/Daniel Castillo 4-6,2-6
JV:
SL-O def.
Spencer 7-2
Singles:
1. Nick
Goodenow lost to Tom O’Hara 7-9
Goodenow lost to Tom O’Hara 7-9
2. Calvin
Fisher def. Kyle Staples 9-7
Fisher def. Kyle Staples 9-7
3. Dan
Chapman def. Teddy Luong 8-3
Chapman def. Teddy Luong 8-3
4. Cody
Johnson def. Erick Phillips 8-0
Johnson def. Erick Phillips 8-0
5. Kyle
Kueper def. Cal Noah 9-8 (6)
Kueper def. Cal Noah 9-8 (6)
6. Matt
Fuelberth def. Hunter Miller 8-6
Fuelberth def. Hunter Miller 8-6
Doubles:
1.
Fisher/Chapman lost to O’Hara/Staples 4-8
Fisher/Chapman lost to O’Hara/Staples 4-8
2.
Goodenow/Johnson def. Luong/Phillips 8-4
Goodenow/Johnson def. Luong/Phillips 8-4
3.
Kueper/Fuelberth def. Noah/Parker Polaschek 8-5
Kueper/Fuelberth def. Noah/Parker Polaschek 8-5
Comments:
Both the
Varsity and JV showed their improvement over the course of the season through
this meet, as our scores were better this time compared to the first time we
played Spencer, which was the first meet of the season. The varsity lost 0-9
last time, and this time we got one win and had much closer sets in many other
matchups, while the jv won both times, but this time by a 7-2 margin, improved
from the 6-3 victory in April. The one varsity victory was Will at #4 singles,
and he played an excellent match, playing the net extremely well and keeping his
opponent back by hitting deep shots. Hunter was very close to victory at #3 as
well, losing in a match tiebreak. Hunter moved better than any match I’ve seen
him play, and played great defense against a very aggressive hitter. Michael
also had a great first set against the top player in the conference, getting up
4-1, until Alex really turned it on and grabbed control of the match late in
that first set. In the doubles, all three teams started strong, but all lost
close sets, and then things just got away from us at the end as the second sets
were not as close as we would have liked. We, of course, would have liked to
win more matches than we did, but Spencer is the team to beat in the conference
this year. They are undefeated on the season, and have hardly been challenged
by anyone, so just keeping a number of sets and matches close shows we have
improved and fought hard against a very tough lineup. -Coach Dan
Taylor
Varsity and JV showed their improvement over the course of the season through
this meet, as our scores were better this time compared to the first time we
played Spencer, which was the first meet of the season. The varsity lost 0-9
last time, and this time we got one win and had much closer sets in many other
matchups, while the jv won both times, but this time by a 7-2 margin, improved
from the 6-3 victory in April. The one varsity victory was Will at #4 singles,
and he played an excellent match, playing the net extremely well and keeping his
opponent back by hitting deep shots. Hunter was very close to victory at #3 as
well, losing in a match tiebreak. Hunter moved better than any match I’ve seen
him play, and played great defense against a very aggressive hitter. Michael
also had a great first set against the top player in the conference, getting up
4-1, until Alex really turned it on and grabbed control of the match late in
that first set. In the doubles, all three teams started strong, but all lost
close sets, and then things just got away from us at the end as the second sets
were not as close as we would have liked. We, of course, would have liked to
win more matches than we did, but Spencer is the team to beat in the conference
this year. They are undefeated on the season, and have hardly been challenged
by anyone, so just keeping a number of sets and matches close shows we have
improved and fought hard against a very tough lineup. -Coach Dan
Taylor
