Katherine Kretchman of Aberdeen Roncalli hits a backhand in a singles match against Huron on Tuesday. Photo by Mike Carroll/Huron Daily Plainsman
HURON – Aberdeen Roncalli got its tennis season underway with a pair of setbacks at Huron on Tuesday.
The Cavaliers fell to Huron 8-1 and were blanked by Mitchell 9-0, but played well, according to coach Jason Haskell.
“I’m pleasantly surprised with the effort and quality of tennis my girls played today,” Haskell said.
Roncalli’s lone victory came at number two doubles against Huron where Katherine Kretchman and River Haskell teamed up for a tight 10-9 victory by grabbing a 7-5 decision in the tie-breaker.
“The number two doubles were my standout performers,” Haskell said.
Kretchman nearly won her flight two singles match against Huron as well, falling 10-9, 7-4 in the tie-breaker. The Cavaliers also lost a pair of 10-6 doubles matches against Mitchell.
“The scores don’t represent how well the girls did,” Haskell said. “I’m glad to get the first contest done and against some tough competition. Huron has really come on in the last couple of years and Mitchell always has a quality club. I’m looking forward to watching the girls develop over the year.”
Raley Haskell of Aberdeen Roncallil perpares to hit a forehand during her singles match against Huron on Tuesday afternoon. Photo by Mike Carroll/Huron Daily Plainsman
The Cavaliers continue their busy week of tennis by playing in the West River Invitational on Friday and Saturday in Pierre. Roncalli faces defending State A champion Rapid City Stevens and St. Thomas More on Friday, before taking on Rapid City Christian on Saturday.
“More good competition,” Haskell said, “and it will help us really set some team goals and set the course for our season.”
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