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CHEROKEE — The first of three matches this week against Lakes Conference foes saw Spencer roll the Braves 8-1 on Cherokee’s home courts Monday, claiming victory in all but one singles match. “This was a nice bounce back win after losing at Spirit Lake-Okoboji last week,” Joe Steele said. “I’m not sure we played our best tennis of the year, but we are certainly happy to get back into the win column.
SPIRIT LAKE — A day after finishing runner-up to Lakes Conference Tournament Champion Spirit Lake-Okoboji on Wednesday, the Spencer boys would travel to the Indians home court, where they would fall 7-2 Thursday. Tiger coach Joe Steele said, “It was a difficult meet under tough conditions tonight.
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STORM LAKE — After a season opening win against Cherokee, the Spencer boys tennis squad dropped five straight. Monday night, on the road at Storm Lake, they broke the skid with an 8-1 victory. “It was great to get back in the win column tonight after a bit of a losing streak,” said Joe Steele, Spencer boys tennis coach. “I thought the team played very well throughout the lineup.
SPENCER — Spirit Lake-Okoboji flexed its Lakes Conference tennis muscles Monday, taking a convincing 8-1 match on Spencer’s Riverview Courts. “It was a tough meet tonight versus conference favorites SL-O,” Spencer boys tennis coach Joe Steele admitted. He applauded the effort turned in by his largely youthful, and tired, squad.