Wednesday, May 20, 2015 The Nugget Newspaper, Sisters, Oregon
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Reinert advances to state tennis championships
By rongi Yost
Correspondent
The boys tennis team
competed under miserable
weather conditions at the
4A/3A//2A/1A District 3
Tennis tournament Sunday
through Tuesday, May 10-12.
Teams only got in 45 minutes
of play on Sunday before the
skies opened the floodgates
and brought play to an abrupt
end. Some matches were
played in Redmond, and then
teams were forced to indoor
courts in Bend.
As miserable as Sunday
was, Monday was worse.
Teams were able to play
from 6 p.m. to midnight at
the Athletic Club of Bend,
and finally, competition was
wrapped up on Tuesday by 3
p.m., just in time, as the rain
started again during the award
ceremony.
Colin Reinert (senior for-
eign exchange student from
Germany) finished with ter-
rific results. Reinert beat Tyler
West of St. Mary’s, the No. 3
seed in the tournament, in an
upset with scores of 6-4, 6-1.
“Colin played great, and
beat the top-ranked player,”
said Bim Gander. “If you beat
the top-ranked player, then
you’re next two matches are
with unseeded players, which
are almost always easier
matches.”
Reinert easily won his next
two matches. Colin earned
a 6-2, 6-1 win in the second
round, and then defeated Ryan
Reed of Marshfield 6-1, 6-1 in
the quarter-finals. The win in
the quarter-finals secured him
a berth to the state tournament.
In the semi-finals, Reinert
lost to Agular Ignacion, a for-
eign exchange student from
North Bend and the No. 2
seed, 6-7 (5-7), 3-6.
Reinert went on to face
Pratheev Werakoon, the No.
4 seed from St. Mary’s. Colin
lost the match 5-7, 6-4, 6-7
(5-7), and finished the tourna-
ment in fourth place.
“Colin had a terrific show-
ing,” said Gander. “He played
11 sets in two days, and played
as well as I’ve seen him play
all year. He played much more
consistent, and he picked his
spots to be aggressive and
come to the net and finish a
point. This all-court style of
play is a strategy we’ve been
working on all year, to take
advantage of Colin’s speed
and experience.”
Reinert will play in the
state tournament held at
Oregon State University on
Thursday and Friday, May 21,
and 22.
Almost all the other mem-
bers of the Outlaws squad
won at least one match in the
tourney.
Connor Schaab, at No.2
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singles, beat Brett Wyatt of
Marshfield 6-2, 6-1, and in
the second round lost to Avery
Kerevin of St. Mary’s 2-6, 2-6.
Jonny Gurney (No. 4 sin-
gles) defeated Hose Arellano
of Marshfield and then lost
to senior Brandt Hammer of
North Bend, 6-4, 5-7, in the
first two sets, and then 7-10 in
the super tie-breaker.
“Jonny almost won that
match,” said Gander. “He
put up a terrific fight against
North Bend’s No. 2 player.
He had an absolute fabulous
showing and it shows the tre-
mendous potential that Jonny
has for the next two years.”
Sisters’ No. 1 doubles
team, Shawn Horton and
Ethan Stengel, blanked Jake
Fish and Karl Giurlani of
Hidden Valley 6-0, 6-0, in
the first round. The duo lost
1-6, 1-6, to Hayden Lam and
Leo Dosek (No. 2 seed) of
Klamath Union in the second
round.
Gabe Willitts and Ben
Johnson (No. 2 doubles) had a
great first match and defeated
Chad Morse and Michael
Toombs of Cascade Christian
1-6, 6-4, 10-7.
These guys also had
a terrific showing in a
phenomenal match
— Coach Bim gander
“These guys also had a ter-
rific showing in a phenomenal
match,” stated Gander. “They
got beat badly in the first set,
but rallied and came back in
the second set, and finished in
a great tie-breaker.”
The duo lost in the sec-
ond round to the No. 4 seed
Spencer Todd and RamRey
Duran of Henley.
Josh Kizziar (sophomore)
and Pierce Wehrle (junior) are
both first-year players, and
beat Nic Maurer and Adam
Rooney of Klamath Union at
the No. 3 doubles spot. The
combo earned the win with
scores of 4-6, 6-3, and 10-7 in
the super tie-breaker.
“It was a very tight match,”
said Gander. “These two
under-classmen are playing
with the kind of poise you
expect from seniors. I expect
them to play much higher on
our ladder next year.”
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