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Wildcats finish 4th at conference tournament
By Ms. Edwards-Onoro | October 5, 2008
Congratulations to the Wildcats on their best conference tournament finish in school history! Plymouth Wildcats finished in 4th place at the KLAA Conference held at the high school courts on Saturday, October 4, 2008.
Though the day started out with freezing temperatures, the Wildcats team members played outstanding matches, earning nine points. Check out the conference photos.
Wildcat team members were seeded in five flights, two more than last season. Andy Mitchell (#4 singles), Max Korpalski/Pat Bailey (#1 doubles), Alex Berk/Wen Ning (#2 doubles), Tom Eggleston/John Lopus (#3 doubles), and Hank Eckardt/Drew Leist (#4 doubles) advanced to the semi-finals.
Novi won first place in the tournament, followed by Northville, Salem, Plymouth in fourth place, and Canton in fifth place. Novi also won the Central Division, while Canton won the South Division.
Topics: Tournament, fall 2008 | 5 Comments »
October 5th, 2008 at 11:14 am
Congrats Plymouth High School on a 4th place win. Job well done! Hope you all do a great job in Regionals. Good Luck!!
October 5th, 2008 at 4:06 pm
Hey Lawrence,
Thanks for stopping by! The Wildcats boys tennis team has had an amazing season, 8-2 in dual matches.
Good luck to your team too! We’ve been following the Kennesaw team results online for the past couple weeks.
October 7th, 2008 at 8:29 am
Thanks for following our results. We need as much support as we can get. We have been doing very well and my doubles partner and I have been doing extremly well. We had our first SEC win against Vanderbilt, which was great. 8-2 is impressive, keep it up Plymouth.
October 9th, 2008 at 9:24 pm
w00t go phs tennis yeah!
and larry i miss you dearly
October 16th, 2008 at 9:49 pm
Hey Don, i miss you too, i feel so old lol. It felt like yesterday we were always playing. I miss Pcep so much. I just want everyone to do well and have the same opportunity to play college tennis. Its hard work, but all worth it.