Abbey Christianson was among five of six Mexico girls new to Saturday’s Osage Tournament.
Mexico took two doubles teams and two singles competitors for a hot day of competition that saw the …
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Abbey Christianson was among five of six Mexico girls new to Saturday’s Osage Tournament.
Mexico took two doubles teams and two singles competitors for a hot day of competition that saw the Lady Bulldogs finish second out of four teams and come away with two medals.
Christianson won singles while Jackie Medina-Lucas finished third in singles. Christianson won 8-0 against Columbia Independent and 8-6 against Osage while Medina-Lucas lost 8-5 to Osage but won 6-0 against Boonville.
The Lady Bulldogs had 14 points to finish just behind Osage’s 14.5 points and ahead of third-place Boonville’s 9.5 points.
