MARYSVILLE — After fighting the weather at the start of the meet, the Concordia High School boys tennis team picked up a trio of silver medals at the Marysville quadruangular on Thursday.
Evan Bombardier, number one singles, went 2-1 to earn a silver medal. Starting with an 8-3 win over Nick Frese of Marysville Red, and an 8-0 win over Daxter Capp of Marysville Black, Bombardier fell 8-2 to Eli Pfizenmaier of Clay Center to close the day.
Hunter Nielander, number two singles, went 1-1 and earned a silver medal. Starting with an 8-2 win over Andrew Faith of Marysville Red, he then fell 8-0 to Cale Tromp of Clay Center.
In number one doubles, the team of Carter Pickel and Noah Wood went 0-3. The duo lost 8-2 to Ian Lynch and Boman Monono of Marysville Red, 8-1 to Kevin Wicks and Tayven Wilson of Marysville Black, and 8-0 to JT Alton and Anthony Davies of Clay Center.
In number two doubles, the duo of Eli Henderson and Jagger Johnson went 2-1 and earned a silver medal. Starting with an 8-3 win over Wes Breeding and Maverick Luedders of Marysville Red, and an 8-0 win over Myles Leis and Denton Bogdan of Marysville Black, before falling 8-4 to Tarin Pfizenmaier and Keagan Shurle of Clay Center.
In a quick trip south to partake in the six-team Abilene Invite, the Panthers picked up a pair of wins.
Evan Bombardier, number one singles, went 1-2. Dropping the first two matches 8-1 to Anthony Davies of Clay Center, and 8-3 to Guage Weder of Ellsworth, Bombardier closed the day with a 8-0 win over Brody Barnes of Hays.
Hunter Nielander, number two singles, went 0-3, falling 8-6 to Robert Hendrickson of Clay Center, 8-3 to Carson Taylor of Ellsworth, and an 8-7(3) tiebreaker dual to Braden Sims of Abilene.
The duo of Carter Pickel and Noah Wood went 0-3, losing 8-0 to JT Alton and Eli Pfizenmaier of Clay Center, 8-2 to Drew Davis and Seth Kyler of Ellsworth, and 8-6 to Dakota Curtis and Blake Barnum of Chapman.
The team of Eli Henderson and Jagger Johnson went 0-3, falling 8-0 to Tarin Pfizenmaier and Keagan Shurle of Clay Center, 8-3 to Tyler Conley and Jacob Maze of Ellsworth, and 8-1 to Houston Gayton and Kennith Worden of Chapman.
