WCHS tennis wraps season with sweep

The WCHS boys tennis team improved to 12-1 on the season after downing Van Buren County on Thursday 5-2. The Lady Pioneers improved to 3-10 on the year with a 7-2 win over the Lady Eagles.

Warren County’s boys won all but one of their singles matches, with Robby Brown picking up the loss to Caleb Campbell 6-8. Andee Vance won his No. 1 seed match over K.C. Cope 8-2. Brian Wilson defeated Austin Duncan 8-0, Mitchell Page defeated Duncan 8-0 and Steven Salamar won by forfeit.

In doubles Dustin Morris and Andrew Reuter fell to Cope and Campbell 2-8 and Sterling McClain and Matthew Harmon won by forfeit.

For the Lady Pioneers, Holly Ray defeated Lacey Zarifian 8-3. Ashley Reuter fell 8-9 to Emily Cope. Jamie Bush defeated Dannon Meales 8-4. Sarah Weber defeated Megan Grissom 8-1. Domanique Harris fell to Caitlin Whittenburg 3-8. Lyntasia Harris defeated Lashay Harvey 8-5.

In doubles Ray and Reuter defeated Cope and Measles 8-0. Bush and Weber defeated Zarifian and Grissom 8-4 and Harris and Harris slipped past Whittenburg and Harvey 8-6.

The WCHS teams are scheduled to play in the first round of the District 7-AAA tournament on Monday in Cookeville at the Tennessee Tech courts, with the Pioneers hitting the court at 9 a.m. The Lady Pioneers will kick things off at 10 a.m.