It was a perfect day for Ethan Craig and the Durango High School boys tennis team Friday in the home finale against Grand Junction Central. The Demons won the doubleheader 7-0, 7-0 to sweep the Warriors. “A good day,” DHS head coach Mike Moriarty said. “The boys were happy to have a home match and be able to compete in front of their parents, family and some students out, as well. The boys are really pleased to show the hometown fans what they had. It was fun.” Durango will travel to play Fruita Monument next weekend before the regional tournament.
It was a perfect day for Ethan Craig and the Durango High School boys tennis team Friday in the home finale against Grand Junction Central. The Demons won the doubleheader 7-0, 7-0 to sweep the Warriors.
It was a perfect day for Ethan Craig and the Durango High School boys tennis team Friday in the home finale against Grand Junction Central. The Demons won the doubleheader 7-0, 7-0 to sweep the Warriors.
Elias Fiddler had a strong day at No. 2 singles for Durango High School, as he won both of his matches against Grand Junction Central for a season sweep of the Warriors.
Aedan Hall of Durango High School returns the ball on Friday while playing Grand Junction Central at DHS.
Durango’s No. 1 doubles squad of Noah Pritchard, left, and Calan Barnhardt play Grand Junction Central on Friday at DHS.
Durango High School head boys tennis coach Mike Moriarty liked what he saw during the team’s home matches Friday against Grand Junction Central.
