C-Falls boys tennis beats Bigfork, girls split

Theme: Tennis

Published: 18.04.2025, 16:04

Source: Yahoo Sports

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Apr. 18—BIGFORK — Jax Ramage earned a straight sets win and led a Wildcats sweep of the Bigfork boys Thursday. Later, Ryan Beagle led a singles sweep for Libby over Bigfork. On the girls side Cassy Schlicht and Amanda Leonard earned singles wins for the Valkyries as the teams split matches 3-3. The Bigfork girls also earned a split with Libby 3-3. Columbia Falls boys 6, Bigfork 0 SINGLES — Jax ...

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