Basin tennis roundup, April 13-18
MIKE MAYNARD | Hagadone News Network | UPDATED 4 months, 2 weeks AGO
MOSES LAKE — Another week of Basin tennis has concluded, with several teams making their push for the postseason. See below how your favorite teams fared and their current record.
Boys
April 13
Soap Lake (6-2) vs Entiat
Final: 3-2
Wahluke (2-5-1) at Cashmere
Final: 1-4
April 14
Ephrata (3-10) vs Grandview
Final: 4-1
Moses Lake (6-4) at Davis
Final: 7-0
Othello (9-3) vs Prosser
Final: 4-1
Quincy (9-5) at Selah
Final: 0-5
April 15
Moses Lake vs Sunnyside
Final: 7-0
Royal (8-2) at Naches Valley
Final: 5-0
Soap Lake vs Pateros
Final: 3-2
Wahluke vs Wapato
Final: 4-3
April 16
Othello at Grandview
Final: 4-1
Quincy vs Ephrata
Final: 4-1
Royal vs Connell
Final: 3-2
April 17
Ephrata vs Toppenish
Final: 4-1
Soap Lake vs Okanogan
Final: 5-0
April 18
Ephrata vs Selah
Final: 0-5
Quincy at Othello
Final: 3-2
Girls
April 13
Soap Lake (3-5) vs Entiat
Final: 2-3
Wahluke at Cashmere
Final: 0-5
April 14
Ephrata (2-10) vs Grandview
Final: 3-2
Moses Lake (2-8) at Davis
Final: 5-2
Othello (12-0) vs Prosser
Final: 3-2
Quincy (3-11) at Selah
Final: 1-4
April 15
Moses Lake vs Sunnyside
Final: 3-4
Royal (9-1) at Naches Valley
Final: 4-1
Soap Lake vs Pateros
Final: 1-4
Wahluke vs Wapato
Final: 5-4
April 16
Othello at Grandview
Final: 5-0
Quincy vs Ephrata
Final: 5-0
Royal vs Connell
Final: 5-0
April 17
Soap Lake vs Okanogan
Final: 0-5
April 18
Ephrata vs Selah
Final: 0-5
Othello vs Quincy
Final: 5-0
Annabella Sales for the Moses Lake Mavericks gets set for the next serve during their match against Sunnyside.ARTICLES BY MIKE MAYNARD
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