Tennis Toros sweep three matches

Tony Whitehead, twhitehead@gulfcoastnewspapers.com
Posted 3/12/13

SPANISH FORT, Alabama - The Toros continued their charge on the tennis court sweeping three straight matches away and at home last week. The Spanish Fort boys shut out visitors Jackson High 9-0 Friday and defeated visiting Baldwin County High 8-1 …

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Tennis Toros sweep three matches

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SPANISH FORT, Alabama - The Toros continued their charge on the tennis court sweeping three straight matches away and at home last week. The Spanish Fort boys shut out visitors Jackson High 9-0 Friday and defeated visiting Baldwin County High 8-1 Thursday at Spirit Park. The Toros started the week on the road at Gulf Shores with an 8-1 win over the Dolphins.

The Toros improved to 8-1 overall with their perfect sweep of the JHS Aggies Friday.

Dallas Teague led the Toros to defeat Cortez Williams in No. 1 singles 8-0; Barry Booth defeated (d.) Lawrence Williams, 8-0 at No. 2 singles (S2) followed by No. 3 (S3) J.B. Berglund (SF) d. Karon Brown, 8-1; Will Redden d. Joshua Jackson, 8-0 at S4; Adam Self (SF) d. Jaylen Jones, 8-0 at S5 and Spencer Miller (SF) d. Thad Jones, 8-0 at S6.

In doubles, D1, Teague/Booth (SF) d. Williams/Williams, 8-1; D2, Berglund/Redden (SF) d. Brown/Jackson, 8-0 and at D3, Miller/Self (SF) d. Jones/Jones, 8-1.

SFHS defeated Baldwin County High on Thursday at Spirit Park 8-1. Singles winners were Booth, Self, Miller, Skyler Stewart and Kyle Smith. Doubles winners were Miller/Stewart, Booth/Smith and Self/Dustin Harris.

On March 5, SFHS defeated GSHS in Gulf Shores 8-1. Singles winners were Teague, Booth, Redden, Self, and Miller. Doubles winners were Teague/Booth, Berglund/Redden and Self/Miller.

The tennis Toros will host Fairhope Thursday at Spirit Park at 4 p.m. The tennis Aggies will play host to Alabama School of Math and Science (ASMS) at 3:30 p.m. Tuesday.