Roundup: Brandywine wins invitational; Dowagiac tops Shamrocks

Published 12:23 pm Tuesday, May 9, 2017

The Brandywine tennis team captured its own Bobcat Invitational championship at Plym Park Sunday.

The Bobcats won three out of the four doubles flights and a pair of singles flight championships to earn 29 points and the title.

“I thought all eight flights played well, especially Carrigan and Alysa, who did not lose a game all day,” Brandywine coach Joe Marazita said. “Shaylee and Rachel continue to set the table with strong singles play.”

Dowagiac’s Lexi Chorba teamed with Luda Dickson-French to win at No. 1 doubles against Berrien Springs. (Leader photo/File)

Three Rivers was second with 20 points and South Bend Washington third with 15 points.

Galesburg-Augusta was fourth with 14 points.

 

BOBCAT INVITATIONAL

At Plym Park

Team scores

Brandywine 29, Three Rivers 20, South Bend Washington 15, Galesburg-Augusta 14.

 

Flight champions

Singles

  1. Shaylee Smith (BW); 2. Rachel Riffel (BW); 3. Dayna Machowiak (SBW); 4. Destiny Patrolia (BW).

 

Doubles

  1. Kylie Klomparews-Natalie Nosnor (GA); 2. Lauren Srmek-Olivia Whitney (BW); 3. Maigon Conrad-Megan Schmidt (BW); 4. Carrigan Duffield-Alysa Malin (BW).

 

Dowagiac vs. Berrien Springs

The Chieftains swept the doubles flights from visiting Berrien Springs to earn a 5-3 non-league victory Friday.

Dowagiac did pick up a victory in singles competition as Mary Bonomo defeated Melody Ruiz in straight sets 6-0 and 6-0.

 

DOWAGIAC 5, BERRIEN SPRINGS 3

At Dowagiac

Singles

  1. Marissa Jaggi (BS) d. Kaley Brogan 6-2, 6-0; 2. Mary Bonomo (D) d. Melody Ruiz 6-0, 6-0; 3. Callie Stoub (BS) d. Micaela Ruff 6-3, 6-2; 4. Kaitlyn Williams (BS) d. Ally Hale 3-6, 6-2, 10-4.

 

Doubles

  1. Luda Dickson-French-Lexi Chorba (D) d. Sydney Hildebrand-Lilly Jillson 6-2, 6-3; 2. Hailee Green-Mackenzie Brooks (D) d. Jacklyn Alsbro-Jocelynn Pletcher 6-0, 6-0; 3. Jamie O’Brien-Jessany Stockwell (D) d. Alysa Monkall-Kari Brightall 6-1, 6-3; 4. Rebecca Franklin-Mei Miyamoto (D) d. Riya Patel-Elisha Nicolas 6-2, 6-3.