Waukee Northwest and Boone capped off the Iowa highschool ladies tennis season in type on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
The Wolves (Class 2A) and Toreadors (Class 1A) claimed workforce state titles of their respective courses. Waukee Northwest did it only a few days after s, whereas Boone gained its first ladies workforce state tennis title since 2008.
Competing on dwelling turf at Waukee Northwest Excessive College, the Wolves began with back-to-back wins Oct. 12 to achieve the finals. They took down Iowa Metropolis West, adopted by West Des Moines Valley with back-to-back 5-0 victories. That arrange an early-morning conflict with Johnston on Oct. 13. Waukee Northwest took down the Dragons, 5-1, to safe the workforce state title and a clear sweep of all three ladies tennis state championships.
It places the cap on a stellar yr for Waukee Northwest, with a singles title for a, a doubles title for senior Riley Hilton and junior Alexa Perugini and now a workforce title. That is this system's second-consecutive yr profitable all three ladies state tennis titles.
West Des Moines Valley claimed third place by taking down Nice Valley, 5-2.
In Class 1A, the Toreadors opened with a 5-0 sweep of Fairfield, adopted by a 5-2 victory over Pella to achieve the finals. Boone had a tall job to win the state championship, needing to get via powerhouse Cedar Rapids Xavier. The Saints claimed the double and singles title only a few weeks in the past and had gained the final three workforce state titles. However Boone pulled off the upset with a 5-2 win to assert the state crown.
Pella took third place in Class 1A by defeating Central DeWitt, 5-3.
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