Photo-story: AHS netters shut out by Bryan
By Cort Reynolds
After several rainouts, the Ada High School tennis team hosted its first home match of the season and lost 5-0 to a strong Bryan club on a windswept Thursday evening, April 14.
The Bulldog record dropped to 0-2 with the defeat. Bryan won all 10 sets played in the match.
Ada senior southpaw Dexter Woods fell at first singles, as did junior Brendan Jameson at second singles. Junior Amelia Alexander lost at third singles.
The Bulldog doubles tandem of Geddes Klingler and Isaac Williams went down to defeat, as did the other Ada duo of Nate Williams and Riley Ferguson.
The Bulldog netters play next on Monday, April 18 at home vs. Elida at 4:30 p.m.
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