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Half of the Menlo-Atherton’s girls tennis team will move on in Central Coast Section tournament play. The other half can feel good about another successful season.

The Bears (15-7) fell victim to another wave of SCVAL fever, of which there has yet to be found a cure. Homestead edged host M-A, 4-3, on the strength of a highly-competitive match at No. 1 doubles that went three sets and took nearly three hours to complete. Read the story here.

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    Emily Xi and Amelia Wu won their match at No. 3 doubles.
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    M-A coach Tom Sorenson chats with Allison Browne.
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    Sarah Marks and Elise Kratzler rallied to win at No. 2 doubles.
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    Charlie Smith an Katie Donahue will play doubles next week in the CCS individual tournament.
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    Charlie Smith

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