Athletics
Athletic News
Tennis Team Serves Great Start to Season
The Varsity Tennis team started the season strong, with impressive performances in their first three matchups. After having two matches cancelled due to rain, the Coyotes knocked off St Helena 4-1 in a matchup of two of the top teams in the CMC.
This week, the Coyotes beat Analy 5-1 in a scrimmage before knocking off Calistoga 5-0 in a dominant performance. With these results, the Coyotes improved to 2-0 in CMC South league play heading into Fridays matchup with Tech.
If the early signs hold, the Coyotes appear to have a lot of talent and depth, both of which serve them well as they continue to play league and non-league matches the rest of the spring. The Coyotes are defending league and CMC champions, and certainly will be amongst the favorites to challenge for both titles again this spring.
This week, the Coyotes beat Analy 5-1 in a scrimmage before knocking off Calistoga 5-0 in a dominant performance. With these results, the Coyotes improved to 2-0 in CMC South league play heading into Fridays matchup with Tech.
If the early signs hold, the Coyotes appear to have a lot of talent and depth, both of which serve them well as they continue to play league and non-league matches the rest of the spring. The Coyotes are defending league and CMC champions, and certainly will be amongst the favorites to challenge for both titles again this spring.
Great job Coyotes!
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