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Girls’ tennis demonstrates impressive skill regardless of loss

Abigail Elam, Sports Editor • May 7, 2025

After a long, persistent fight, girls’ tennis fell 2-3 to Milton, Monday, April 28 at home.The Tigers faced the narrow loss with pride, standing tall in recognition of their growth as players, according...

Girls’ tennis dominates Framingham, displaying the products of hard work

Sophie Mathewson • May 10, 2022

Girls’ tennis defeated Framingham 4-1 Monday, April 25 at home, displaying exemplary teamwork. English teacher Kate Mannelly, the head coach, was unable to attend the match due to illness. “The...

Girls' tennis off to slow start, playing well

The Newtonite • May 11, 2015

by Adam Rabinowitz Girls’ tennis, 3-2, has had a low start highlighted by close and tough matches. According to senior Sammy Marcus, a captain with seniors Taylor Lord and Cari Daniels, the Tigers are...

Girls' tennis starts strong under new leadership

The Newtonite • April 30, 2014

by Jonny Levenfeld A coaching staff overhaul typically leads to challenges for any team. For girls’ tennis, 3-2, a coaching change has has worked out favorably so far this season. For the second year...

Girls' tennis beats Dedham 4-1

The Newtonite • May 17, 2012

by Ryan Condon Winning 4-1 over Dedham at home yesterday was “a good match” for girl’s tennis, 7-4, according to senior Emily Chan, a captain with senior Katie Regan.

Girls' tennis beats Walpole 5-0

The Newtonite • April 30, 2012

by Ryan Condon A 5-0 win over Walpole at home Friday gave girls’ tennis a record of 3-3 after an 0-3 start to the season, according to senior Emily Chan, a captain with senior Katie Regan.

Girls' tennis drops match against Wellesley

The Newtonite • April 12, 2012

by Ryan Condon Girls’ tennis, 0-3, lost 0-5 to Wellesley in a match that coach John Gautschi said was one of the team’s most competitive all season, despite the score.

Girls’ tennis closes season hindered by difficult weather

The Newtonite • August 1, 2011

by Gloria Li Despite adverse weather throughout the season that impeded productivity during practices, junior Emily Chan, a captain with senior Emily Kelly, said she believes that everyone on girls’ tennis, 7-8, put forth commendable effort at each game.

Older JV players lead team

The Newtonite • August 1, 2011

by Amanda Hills Throughout the season, JV girls’ tennis improved its volleys and basic strategies despite the ever-present rain, according to coach John Gaustchi. Gaustchi said the team had many players who were new to the sport.

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