Coach Perschon applauds 2019 MHS boys tennis as the strongest team during her tenure. The team scored several match victories throughout the season, and qualified 5 of 7 varsity players for state. Both varsity and JV grew by leaps and bounds while trading shots with the many talented players of Region 6. Aidan Cheney (1st
Spartan Tennis picked up another region win in a home match versus East. Erik Marchant (2nd singles), Brad Baker (3rd singles), and Owen Cramer/Alex Smith (2nd doubles) closed in straight sets: 6-2, 6-2; 7-6, 6-0; and 6-2, 6-0 respectively. Aidan Cheney (1st singles) and Cade Harris/Colton Rogers (1st doubles) rallied during longer, tougher matches but
Murray and Olympus coaches commented on the elevated, gritty tennis from the Spartan team in their regular season opener. Despite a number of rallies and competitive games, the powerhouse play of the 2018 region champs proved too much. Olympus shut out Murray in both varsity and JV matches. On a next-day turnaround, Murray traveled to
In the final week of preseason, Spartan Tennis hosted matches against Hunter and Skyline coupled with a sports nutrition clinic led by Caitlin Perschon, RN. With a focus on aggressive playmaking, Murray found an offensive groove versus 6A Hunter. The varsity team won four of five matches in straight sets including Erik Marchant (2nd singles),
Pitted against 2018 3A champs, Rowland Hall, and 6A Riverton, the latest matches for Murray Tennis were settled by hotly contested tiebreakers. Erik Marchant (2nd singles) and Cade Harris/Colton Rogers (1st doubles) beat their Rowland Hall opponents in straight sets with scores of 7-5, 6-2 and 6-0, 6-0 respectively. Isaac Hunter/Jack Lancaster (2nd doubles) nearly
Fresh off a St. George tournament weekend, the boys tennis team battled soreness and Utah County schools at the Bruin Invitational. Murray pushed to a solid second-place finish in team scoring behind Provo, and ahead of Mountain View and Karl Maeser Prep. Scoring a match victory for the varsity team were Aidan Cheney (1st singles),
After beating Juan Diego in their season opener, the Spartan tennis team took their top players to St. George for the annual Duel in the Desert Tournament. With both varsity and JV playing in the competitive level 1 division, Murray had their strongest showing in four years. The Spartans claimed fourth among 12 teams from
