CORRECTION: SHOREWOOD doubles tennis team heads for District tennis tournament as Wesco 3A South champs

Saturday, October 20, 2012


Note: We are republishing this story because there was an error in the headline as originally posted. 

The Shorewood doubles tennis team of Cameron McDowell and Stuart Schachle head for the Northwest District 3A championships as Western Conference South champions.

McDowell and Schachle defeated Chris Sato and Nick North of Shorecrest, 6-3, 6-3, in the Wesco 3A South championship match at Glacier Peak High School Wednesday, Oct. 17.

Both teams advance to the District championships at Stanwood High School Oct. 23-24 along with Shorecrest’s third-place doubles team of Evan Saunders and Nishaant Limaye, and the third- and fourth-place singles players, Logan Keebler of Shorewood and Andrew Copsey of Shorecrest.
Wesco 3A South championships

At Glacier Peak H.S., Oct. 16-17

SINGLES

Championship — Meadowdale's Nick Ekern defeated Patrick Luangrath of Glacier Peak 6-4, 6-2 to win the Wesco South 3A singles championship at the South Division 3A boys tennis tournament at Glacier Peak H.S. on Wednesday. 

3rd place — Logan Keebler, Shorewood, beat Andrew Copsey, Shorecrest, 7-6 (13-11), 2-6, 6-4.

DOUBLES

Championship — In doubles, Shorewood's Cameron McDowell and Stuart Schachle beat Shorecrest's Chris Sato and Nick North 6-3, 6-3 in the championship match.

3rd place — Evan Saunders-Nishaant Limaye, Shorecrest, beat Jordan Hill-Julian Gonzalez, Glacier Peak, 6-2, 6-4.


Top four singles and doubles finishers advance to district tournament. 

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