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Girls Tennis: Sept. 22 Loss

Miklos Szebeni • Sep 29, 2009

Score: WJ loses to Churchill 7-0, on Tuesday Sept. 22.

MVP: Ksenia Kirilyuk

Highlight: “None of the matches were a total blow away, they were all pretty close,” said Sarah Bernstein

Record: 5-1

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Next Match: Thursday Sept. 24, WJ at Blair 3:30 p.m.

Lasting effect: – “We are going t*o bounce back and try our best to win the rest,” said Sarah Bernstein

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