The Centreville High School girls tennis team had an outstanding match on April 8 against Herndon High School, coming away with a stellar 9-0 win over the Hornets.
Senior Jamie Schoshinski had a decisive 10-3 win on court no. 1. Coming in on court no. 2, Carlota Perez-Carpio followed suit with a 10-3 victory over Zena Greer. Junior Jessica Jassal got a strong 10-2 victory over Natalie Doucette. Also contributing, junior Kimberly Townsend struggled but regrouped and came away with a 10-5 win over her challenging opponent Kelly Harrington.
Rebekah Lee made tennis look easy, she secured the fifth court win with a score of 10-2 over opponent Talei Moore. Junior Tanya Kamar closed out the singles sweep with a 10-3 court no. 6 win over Rebekah Haynes.
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Centreville's doubles lineup kept up the strong showing with Jamie and Carlota winning easy on court one with a score of 8-2 and Jessica and Kimberly, in record time, winning 8-1 on the second doubles court. Sierra Dimmer and Katy Kowalski secured a 9-0 victory with a very decisive 8-1 win on court no. 3.
On April 11, no. 1 singles senior Jamie Schoshinski took down her opponent, quickly winning 10-2. Centreville's no. 3 doubles team Sierra Dimmer/Kowalski had a very competitive match and took home the win 8-6. They have quickly become a solid team and enjoy playing together.
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Boys tennis made up a weather-delayed match against Herndon High on April 8.
Sung Do Kim, played #6 singles and had the first win in the singles line up. He had a great match, with his top spin groundstrokes and serves.
Centreville's doubles courts were are once again close. Dustin Dull/Luke Wilbur won 8-6. No. 2 doubles Chris Brown/Pranay Apparaju lost 5-8, and rounding things out our no. 3 doubles Joseph Ju/Sung Do Kim won their match 9-8.
Congratulations go out to senior Sung Do Kim who went 2-0 for the day, winning both his singles & doubles matches.
Next, the Wildcats were ready to face the Robinson Rams on April 11. The Wildcats had a rough day in singles, but in doubles, on court #1 Dillon Dull and Joseph Ju handily won 8-2. On court no. 2 Pranay Apparaju and Ady Sethi had a very competitive match. They were in the lead by a break, but Robinson came back and tied the score 8-8. The Wildcats lost the tie break 5-7.
On court no. 3 Sung Do Kim and Brent Rushing played well. They were ahead, had long rallies and good net play where all four players were involved, but that was not enough. They lost 6-8.
