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+ Matanzas boys, girls tennis teams improve to 3-1
The Matanzas boys tennis team defeated Palatka, 5-0, Wednesday, Feb. 22, to improve to 3-1 this season.
Results are as follows:
Singles
Petrillo (Matanzas) def. Pignato, 8-1
Hoke (Matanzas) def. Parker, 8-0
Harrington (Matanzas) DNF (rain)
Vazquez (Matanzas) DNF (rain)
Cadre (Matanzas) def. Passmore, 8-0
Doubles
Petrillo/Hoke (Matanzas) def. Pignato/Parker, 8-3
Harrington/Vazquez (Matanzas) def. Hagist/Bacon, 8-3.
The girls team defeated Palatka, 6-0, and also improved to 3-1.
Results are as follows:
Singles
Davis (Matanzas) def. Aldrich, 8-0
Haney (Matanzas) def. Welch 3-1, (rained out)
Ruddy (Matanzas) def. Roberts, 8-0
Lam (Matanzas) def. Alverez, 8-0
Pekarsky (Matanzas) def. Reibo, 8-0
Doubles
Davis/Haney (Matanzas) def. Aldrich/Welch, 8-1
Ruddy/Lam (Matanzas def. Roberts/Alverez, 8-0
+ FPC girls tennis defeats Mainland, 6-0
Flagler Palm Coast Lady Bulldogs dominated Mainland Wednesday, Feb. 22, winning the match, 6-0.
Results are as follows:
Singles
Acierno (FPC) def. Frazier, 8-3
Esposito (FPC) tie Kissel, 8-8 (rained out)
Fanning (FPC) def. West, 8-3
Frances (F) def. Monkhouse, 8-4
Rawls (FPC) def. Moore, 9-7
Doubles
Acierno/ Frances (FPC ) def. Frazier/ Monkhouse, 8-4
Esposito/ Fanning (FPC) def. Kissel/ West, 8-1
Last week, FPC lost to Chiles, 5-2. Senior Emily Acierno, the Lady Bulldogs’ No. 1 singles player, is 4-1 this season.
+ FPC boys lacrosse loses season opener
Flagler Palm Coast boys lacrosse lost its first game of the season to Nease, 11-6, Tuesday night.
“It was a disappointing game,” coach Ryan Andrews said. “We had high expectations that didn’t transpire. Moments of greatness were blocked by the many little things that caused the loss.”
FPC outscored Nease, 4-2, in the second half. FPC scorers included Cheyne Devens (3 goals), Wes Adams (1 goal, 2 assists) and Shane Noble (2 goals). Conor Bertha had 13 saves in goal.
Andrews said a rule change in stick dimensions by the Florida High School Athletic Association forced FPC to play down a man on four separate occasions. Nease capitalized on those opportunities, Andrews said.
FPC hosts Pedro Menendez 6 p.m. Monday, Feb. 27, in a District 6 matchup.
+ FPC girls lacrosse team trounces Lake Howell
The Flagler Palm Coast girls lacrosse team beat Lake Howell Tuesday, 16-3.
+ Matanzas boys lacrosse loses season opener
Matazas lost to Winter Springs, 13-6, Wednesday night, in the first game of the season.
Sean Wilson and Matt Garrison scored two goals each, while Tom Tarantola and Zach Smith each scored one. Erik Lelli had 13 saves in goal. Midfielder Pablo Torres won 80% of his faceoffs. The team picked up 25 ground balls compared to 13 by Winter Springs.
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