Mexico boys tennis played two duals and ended them with the same score.
The Bulldogs lost 6-3 at North Central Missouri Conference and district foe Fulton on Monday night and then lost 6-3 to …
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Mexico boys tennis played two duals and ended them with the same score.
The Bulldogs lost 6-3 at North Central Missouri Conference and district foe Fulton on Monday night and then lost 6-3 to School of the Osage at home Tuesday night. Boston Davolt and Brixton Goerne were each undefeated through the two nights.
Davolt won his singles match against Fulton 8-2 and won his doubles match with Goerne 8-0. Goerne won his Fulton singles match 8-3.
The next night against Osage (3-3), Davolt and Goerne won singles by respective scores of 9-8 and 8-6 and then banded together to win doubles 9-7.
The closest losses Mexico (0-4, 0-1 NCMC) had against Fulton (1-2, 1-2 NCMC) were 8-4 singles losses by Skylar Shaw and Johnny Hernandez, and Carter Blackburn had the closest loss to Osage in singles 8-2.
For junior varsity, Mexico swept all three doubles matches against Fulton. Brandon Rodriguez and Isaac Jarquin won 9-7, Jonathan St. Martin and Stephen Kerr won 8-3 and Sebastian Matuz and Logan Munford won 6-2. Matuz and Munford split their doubles match against Osage 2-6, 6-3.
Mexico plays another dual against a district opponent at Lutheran St. Charles (1-2) at 4:30 p.m. Thursday.
