KEARNEY – Kearney defeats Lexington 9-0
Singles
#1 Asher Saulsbury defeated Noah Scheer 8-0
#2 Aydan Nelson defeated Jante Alarcon 8-1
#3 Ty Schall defeated Jaxon Neff 8-0
#4 Drew Welch defeated Anthony Zamudio 8-2
#5 Brayden Kohtz defeated Jaydon Hernandez 8-4
#6 Kyler Eklund defeated Braden Bender 8-1
Doubles
#1 Drew Welch/Kyler Eklund defeated Finley Neher/Braden Bender 8-1
#2 Brayden Kohtz/Kyler Nichols defeated Jaydon Hernandez/Mathias Pepplitsch 8-0
#3 Asher Saulsbury/Aydan Nelson defeated Noah Scheer/Anthony Zamudio 8-3
“Overall the entire team played really well today. I really liked how we handled the wind and adjusted our games to it. In the 5 matches that count for the dual championship, we only lost 2 games in those. We continue to get better and are starting to gel in our invite positions. Asher Saulsbury had another solid day for us. Asher’s win broke the school record for Career Singles Wins with 106 wins. Asher doesn’t give his opponents any free points. Asher places the ball well to set himself up or create an error from his opponent. Asher did an excellent job of coming to the net and putting shots away. He has done a nice job of adding this weapon to his game. He uses it at smart times as well.” – KHS Boys Tennis Coach Troy Saulsbury
