HIGH SCHOOL TENNIS
Dodge City Invitational
GIRLS
Thursday
At Dodge City
Team scores
1. Garden City, 23; 2. Great Bend, 18; 3. Meade, 17; 4. Dodge City Red, 16; 5. Hays, 13; 6. Liberal, 11; 7. Dodge City Blue, 10; 8. Cimarron, 7
Great Bend results
No. 1 singles — Rebecca Dawson (fifth place) lost to Meade, 8-1; lost to Garden City, 8-0; def. Dodge City Blue, 8-6; def. Dodge City Red, 8-3
No. 2 singles — Addison Westhoff (sixth place) def. Meade, 8-5; lost to Dodge City Red, 8-1; lost to Cimarron, 8-5; lost to Hays, 8-2
No. 1 doubles — Macy Moyers & Morgan Francis (first place) def. Meade, 8-1; def. Garden City, 8-6; def. Dodge City Blue, 8-1; def. Hays, 8-4
No. 2 doubles — Carly Boyd & Taylor Huslig (second place) def. Liberal, 8-5; def. Hays, 8-4; def. Dodge City Blue, 8-0; lost to Garden City, 8-6
DODGE CITY — The Great Bend High School girls’ tennis team placed second at the Dodge City Tennis Invitational on Thursday.
The Lady Panthers finished with 18 points, trailing Western Athletic Conference foe Garden City, which had 23 points.
Great Bend’s doubles teams continue to lead the Lady Panthers.
No. 1 doubles duo Morgan Francis and Macy Moyers dominated things, going 4-0 on the day for first place.
No. 2 doubles team Carly Boyd and Taylor Huslig finished second at 3-1.
“Our No. 1 doubles team continues to play well and is now 17-0 on the season,” GBHS head coach Shannon Schartz said. “Our No. 2 doubles team played their best match of the day against Garden City. The match came down to a single point in the last game.”
Great Bend’s No. 1 singles player, Rebecca Dawson finished 2-2 for fifth place, and No. 2 singles player Addison Westhoff placed sixth at 1-3.
“Our singles players showed continued improvement,” Schartz said. “Rebecca had the two top singles players in her pool. Addison ended up in a three-way tie for second in her pool, and finished in third based on total games won.”
