Basin tennis roundup, March 30 – April 3
MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 5 months AGO
MOSES LAKE — Tennis in the Basin is well underway as teams from Grant and Adams counties are battling for supremacy on the courts. See below how your favorite teams have fared.
Boys
March 30
Soap Lake (4-1) at Pateros
Final: 4-1
March 31
Moses Lake (5-4) vs West Valley
Final: 0-7
Othello (5-1) vs Ephrata (1-7)
Final: 5-0
Quincy (4-4) at Ellensburg
Final: 2-3
Royal (5-2) at Zillah
Final: 5-0
Soap Lake at Oroville
Final: 5-0
April 2
Ephrata vs Ellensburg
Final: 1-4
Othello at Selah
Final: 2-3
Quincy vs East Valley
Final: 0-5
April 3
Ephrata at East Valley
Final: 0-5
Girls
March 30
Soap Lake (3-2) at Pateros
Final: 0-5
March 31
Moses Lake (1-8) vs West Valley
Final: 0-7
Othello (6-0) vs Ephrata (1-7)
Final: 5-0
Quincy (1-7) at Ellensburg
Final: 0-5
Royal (6-1) at Zillah
Final: 4-1
Soap Lake at Oroville
Final: 4-1
April 2
Ephrata vs Ellensburg
Final: 0-5
Othello at Selah
Final: 4-1
Quincy vs East Valley
Final: 2-3
April 3
Ephrata at East Valley
Final: 1-4
The Othello Huskies’ Cierra Giles, in white, steps into her swing during their match against Ephrata.ARTICLES BY MIKE MAYNARD
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