High schools: Kearsarge boys’ tennis advances to semis, Bow drops in quarters
| Published: 05-27-2024 2:14 AM |
No. 2 Kearsarge 7, No. 7 Profile 2
Key players: Kearsarge – Liam Miller (singles and doubles wins), Eli Whipple (singles and doubles wins), Billy Reid (singles win), Thomas Shepherd (singles win), Rylan Fitzgerald (singles win)
Highlights: The Cougars advanced to the Division III semifinals after defeating the Patriots at home. Kearsarge will host No. 3 St. Thomas in Tuesday’s semifinal.
Records: Kearsarge 14-1; Profile 8-7
No. 6 Winnacunnet 6, No. 3 Bow 3
Highlights: The Falcons’ season came to an end in the Division II quarterfinals, losing at home to the Warriors. Winnacunnet had a 4-2 lead through singles play.
Records: Winnacunnet 10-5; Bow 11-4
Spaulding 10, Hillsboro-Deering/John Stark 7
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