News Summary

The Calaveras High School tennis team faced a challenging match against the Summerville Bears on April 10, 2025, ending with a score of 8-1. Despite the tough loss, Katie Amestoy emerged as a standout player, securing the team’s only victory. The team looks to improve as they prepare for upcoming matches against Linden and Riverbank, aiming to turn their season around amid the challenges they have faced.

Calaveras High School Tennis Team Faces Tough Loss Against Summerville Bears

In the scenic town of Tuolumne, the Calaveras High School tennis team battled hard against the Summerville Bears but ultimately fell short with a final score of 8-1 on April 10, 2025. The match was an intense encounter as the team strived for victory. Despite the loss, it was evident that they played with great heart and determination.

Calaveras’ Single Bright Spot

Among the tough competition, Katie Amestoy stood out as the shining star for Calaveras, claiming the team’s only victory. She dominated in the No. 1 girls’ singles match with an impressive score of 6-2, 6-1, pushing her season record to 4-3. Her strong performance brought some excitement to an otherwise challenging day for the team.

Close Call in Girls’ Singles

In another exciting matchup, Daryn Janssen put up a valiant fight in the No. 2 girls’ singles match. The game went the distance, showing off her competitive spirit. She battled through to a tiebreaker but narrowly lost with a final score of 7-6, 4-6, 6-4 (7-2), leaving her season record at 3-5.

Boys’ Singles Face Tough Challenges

On the boys’ side, things didn’t go as well. Caleb Villegas faced a tough opponent in the No. 1 singles match, ultimately losing 6-1, 6-1. This dropped Caleb’s record to 0-7, highlighting the growing challenges within his season. Meanwhile, Curtis Rios also fell in the No. 2 boys’ singles match, making his record mirror Caleb’s at 0-7 following a defeat of 6-0, 6-2.

Boys’ Doubles Unable to Find Their Stride

As the matches shifted to the boys’ doubles categories, Charlie Cannon and Jonathan Krigbaum faced a tough challenge in the No. 1 match, losing 6-1, 6-0. Their records, now 0-2 and 0-5 respectively, reflect the season’s ongoing difficulties. Moreover, Calaveras had to forfeit the No. 2 boys’ doubles match, contributing further to their loss.

Girls’ Doubles Battles

In the girls’ doubles action, Alexa Molina and Eisley Anderson competed valiantly in the No. 1 girls’ doubles but ultimately lost 6-1, 7-5. This setback brought their overall record to 3-4. Meanwhile, Philicity Saelee and Kaiya Castle fought hard in the No. 2 girls’ doubles, but after a tough match, they fell short with scores of 7-5, 2-6, 6-4.

Forfeited Matches

Unfortunately, Calaveras also had to forfeit their mixed doubles match as their roster depth was tested, leaving them with a rough day overall. With this defeat, the team’s standing in the Mother Lode League sits at 0-9 for the season, an uphill struggle for the remaining matches.

A Look Ahead

Despite the disappointing outcome, the Calaveras High School tennis team has upcoming matches to look forward to. They will face off against Linden on April 15 and return to battle Riverbank on April 17. The players and coaches remain hopeful to turn their season around in the coming weeks, aiming for better results and more victories.

As they lick their wounds from this tough match against Summerville, the spirit of the team and community support remain a solid foundation for future competitions. The season is still young, and who knows what treasures may lie ahead on the tennis courts!

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