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Boys Tennis Shorecrest v Edmonds Woodway 10-9-2025

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Edmonds Woodway defeated Shorecrest 5-2 in a boys tennis match on October 10, 2025, showcasing their skill and teamwork. Liam Milstead and Erik Alsdorf both won their singles matches decisively, with scores of 6-2. Ashton Johnson from Shorecrest managed to secure a match through a close tiebreaker, ending 10-7. In doubles play, Logan Rader and Tao Mahoney contributed a critical win with their 7-5, 6-3 victory. Coach Rob Mann expressed pride in his team's preparation and execution during the match.

Benny Huerta and Toshi Gilginis also emerged victorious for Edmonds Woodway, overcoming their opponents in a thrilling match that ended 10-7 in a tiebreak. This win enhances Edmonds Woodway's standing in the league, demonstrating their strong performance this season. The match serves as a testament to the growing competitiveness of high school tennis in the region.

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