Tri-City area high school tennis roundup

The Morgan City High School tennis team met St. Thomas More Tuesday on the road.
In boys’ singles action, Morgan City’s Andre Steckler fell to Michael Tayler 8-5, while Morgan City’s Johnny Ha dropped an 8-6 decision to Parker Powell.
In boys’ doubles action, Morgan City’s Luke Matherne and Steckler beat St. Thomas More’s Taylor and Chanler Simon 8-2.
In other singles action, Morgan City’s Omar Ledezma and Mason Rutledge fell to St. Thomas More’s Patrick Fenstermaker and Riley Broussard, 8-1, while Morgan City’s Jadan Breaux and Zachary Ingram fell to St. Thomas More’s Expedie Larperouse and Carson Bond, 8-0.
In girls’ singles action, Morgan City’s Harleigh Price fell to Carla Ortega, 8-0; while Krystina Pitre of Morgan City fell to Daniela Ortega, 8-3.
In girls’ doubles action, Morgan City’s Jamie Scioneaux and Niki Ring fell to St. Thomas More’s Madelyn Haydel and Carolyn Meyers, 8-4, while Morgan City’s Emily LaCoste and Bailee Hoggart fell to St. Thomas More’s Sarah Maraist and Caroline Cryer 8-4.
Morgan City’s Caylee Deshotel and Faith Crappell fell to St. Thomas More’s Ann-Marie Fruge and Olivia Robicheaux 8-5, while the Lady Tigers’ Zuilin Mezano and Emily Boudreaux fell to Natalie Spielmann and Alyce Davis 8-6.
CCHS tennis meets ESA
The Central Catholic Eagles and Lady Eagles faced Episcopal School of Acadiana March 3.
In girls’ singles action, Central Catholic’s Emma Thomas defeated Travis Dibbs of Episcopal School of Acadiana 8-6, while Ashley Daigle and Brooke Picou of Central Catholic defeated Kiran Ahlawalea and Jenna McKay of Episcopal School of Acadiana, 8-3.
Also in double’s action, Central Catholic’s Lynze Belle and Lindsee Case defeated Episcopal School of Acadiana’s Grace Pecarrero and Jillian Chin 8-1.
In other action, Kelly Swift and Isabel Giulfoiul of Episcopal School of Acadiana defeated Caroline Green and Sarah Price of Central Catholic 8-6, while Pecarrero and Alice Moty of Episcopal School of Acadiana defeated Elise Hidalgo and Kerrylyn Luc of Central Catholic 8-0.
In boys’ action, Central Catholic’s Gavin Wisdom defeated Sam Hebert of Episcopal School of Acadiana 8-5, while Daniel Holland of Episcopal School of Acadiana defeated Gage Theriot of Central Catholic 8-1.
In doubles’ action, Blake Feuer and David Guidry of Episcopal School of Acadiana defeated Sal Grizzaffi and Connor Hebert of Central Catholic 8-6, while Dev Banga and Peyton Feuer of Episcopal School of Acadiana defeated Luke Brinkley and Sammy Spitalie of Central Catholic 8-1.
Berwick faces Assumption, Vandebilt Catholic
In February, Berwick played Assumption and Vandebilt Catholic in tennis action.
Against Assumption, Berwick’s Parker Felterman defeated Steven Gros, 6-2, 5-7, 11-9 (super tie breaker).
In other singles’ action, Berwick’s Riley Credeur fell to Andrew Templet, 6-3, 6-2, while Berwick’s Andrew Adams lost to Jordan Bourg, 6-1, 6-0.
In double’s action, Berwick’s Jeremy Boudreaux/Nate Furlette fell to a team from Assumption 6-2, 7-5, while Berwick’s Levi Porter and Matthew Roy fell to a team from Assumption, 6-2, 6-1.
In girls’ action, Berwick won its three doubles matches with Mary Margert Sanford and Clair Parsiola victorious 6-1, 6-2, Emma Gray and Allis Armato winning 6-1, 6-1 and Abigail Askew and Olivia Orlando winning 6-0, 6-0.
In singles’ action, Berwick’s Jeanne Marie Hidalgo fell to Assumption’s Dina Crochet 6-4, 6-2, while Berwick’s Maggie Martin fell to Assumption’s Camille Landry 6-2, 3-6, 8-10 (super tie breaker).
Against Vandebilt, Berwick’s girls won its singles and doubles matches.
In singles’ action, Hidalgo defeated Alex Welch 8-1, while Martin topped Denee Ducet 8-2.
In doubles’ action, Gray/Armato won 8-0, while Askew/Orlando won 8-1.
Maddi Osburn/Anna Armato won 8-2 and Mary Catherine Reggie/Adella Guidroz won 8-6.
In boys’ action, Berwick took two of three singles’ contests as Credeur defeated Alex Falgout 8-1, while Felterman topped Evan Olson 8-4.
Adams fell to Will Angellette 8-3.
In doubles action, Boudreaux/ Furlette fell 8-2, while Porter/Stephen Theriot fell 8-5.