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On April 10, the Capital High School tennis teams faced off against crosstown rivals Helena High, securing thrilling victories for both the boys’ and girls’ teams. The girls’ matches showcased dramatic comebacks, while the boys dominated their singles, with Capital winning 5-3 in both matchups. Highlights included an impressive performance from the girls’ doubles team, and individual wins from Capital’s singles players that emphasized the strength of both teams. As the season continues, the rivalry promises more exciting matches ahead.

Helena’s Tennis Teams Battle It Out: Capital High Emerges Victorious

On April 10, the atmosphere at the tennis courts in Helena was electric as the Capital High School tennis teams faced off against their *crosstown rivals* Helena High. Both the boys and girls teams from Capital displayed remarkable *skill* and *tenacity*, securing a narrow victory with a score of 5-3 in each of their matchups. The matches were filled with *excitement* and *intensity*, highlighting the developing talent from both schools.

Girls’ Match Recap: Nail-Biting Drama

The girls’ doubles matches were truly where the action was! Tatum Campbell and Cailin Mohar showcased their *grit and determination*, battling back from a set down to clinch a thrilling victory in a *nail-biting tiebreaker*. After dropping the first set, they rallied to defeat Helena High’s Emma Bryson and Magie McCarthy with a score of 6-7, 7-5, 15-13. It was a comeback that had fans on the edge of their seats!

In singles competition, Isabel Pomerleau of Capital also shone brightly, managing to overcome Gilly Boughdan with a solid performance, winning the match 7-5, 7-6 (2). Meanwhile, Lily Rhodes and Pyper Magera teamed up to deliver another impressive display, taking down Helena’s Bailey Gilbertson and Hallie Winward with a score of 6-4, 6-3. These victories underscored the strength of the Capital girls’ doubles teams as they continue to *grow and improve* on the court.

However, Helena High wasn’t without its successes. Nelly Clevenger demonstrated her own *fighting spirit*, coming back to win her match against Hadley McCutcheon after losing the first set. Clevenger’s final score read 6-2, 2-6, 10-6, showcasing her *resilience* and skill as she aims to be a pivotal player for Helena going forward.

Boys’ Match Recap: Dominance Displayed

Turning to the boys’ matches, Capital’s players showcased their dominance by sweeping the singles section completely. Caden McCullough and Levi Adkins led the charge, with McCullough defeating Jordan Bailey convincingly with a score of 6-1, 6-1, while Adkins overpowered Garet Huen with an impressive 6-1, 6-0 victory. These performances certainly set the tone for the day!

Not to be left out, Trevin Kockler fought hard against Aiden Luker, ultimately winning 7-6, 6-3, while Daniel Kockler managed a spectacular 6-0, 6-0 victory over Logan Sheperd. These individual wins demonstrated the strength and depth of the Capital lineup.

While Capital swept the singles matches, Helena High did manage to claim victories in both of their doubles matches. Rhys Anderson-Foster and Ed Coleman teamed up effectively to defeat Capital’s duo of Cooper Laslovich and Evan McClain with a score of 6-2, 6-1. Meanwhile, Elias Cook and Ethan Carlson sealed the deal with a win after Sam Flynn and Stone James of Capital had to retire in the second set due to injury. This added an interesting twist to the doubles showdown!

Looking Forward: A Bright Future

The matches on April 10 truly highlighted the *impressive talent* on both teams, particularly the girls from Capital with their heartfelt wins and the never-give-up attitude displayed by Helena’s Clevenger. Coach Ryan Swenson from Capital expressed his pride in the teams for their growth and ability to perform well under pressure. As the season continues, both schools will undoubtedly keep pushing each other and striving for excellence.

As Helena tennis fans continue to rally behind their teams, one thing is clear: the friendly rivalry between Capital High and Helena High is sure to bring more *exciting matches* and *grassroots support* throughout the season!

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