Lehman’s Ashreal Alvarez hits a serve during a match against Kenton Ridge on Wednesday at Lehman high school.
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Lehman Catholic’s Kali Pleasant returns a ball during Wednesday’s match against Kenton Ridge in Sidney.
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Lehman Catholic’s Charlotte Spaide counts a point during Wednesday’s match against Kenton Ridge in Sidney. Spaide lost 7-5, 6-3 at first singles.
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Lehman’s Charlotte Spade smashes a serve during a match against Kenton Ridge Wednesday at Lehman high school.
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Lehman’s Brooklyn Fortkamp watches her return during Wednesday’s match against Kenton Ridge at Lehman high school.
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Lehman’s Kyla McGinnis steps into her shot during Wednesday’s matchup with Kenton Ridge at Lehman high school.
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Lehman’s Eliza Westerheide returns a volley during a match against Kenton Ridge Wednesday at Lehman high school.
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SIDNEY —- The Lehman Catholic girls tennis team fell to Kenton Ridge 4-1 on Wednesday.
“We played a good match against a smart team,” Cavaliers coach Tim Ungericht said. “We are getting better every day.”
Lehman (1-6), coming off of its first win of the season last week, was looking to keep the ball moving, but fell short.
“Our record is deceiving,” Ungericht said. “We’ve played three top 10 ranked teams in the Miami Valley area. We’re better than 1-6 and we’re improving with every match.”
Eliza Westerheide and Kyla McGinnis were the lone winners for the Cavaliers as they took a victory 7-5, 4-6, 6-3 at first doubles.
Charlotte Spaide lost 7-5, 6-3 at first singles, Brooklyn Fortkamp lost 6-1, 6-0 at second singles.
Ashreal Alvarez and Kali Pleasant lost 6-1, 6-7, 6-4 in second doubles. Lehman forfeited third singles as they were down a member.
The Cavaliers are back in action Thursday at home where they take on Springboro B at 4:30 p.m.
