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Dos Pueblos Powers Past Righetti

Absent three starters, Chargers travel to Santa Maria and clobber Warriors, 17-1.

By Liz Frech | March 19, 2008 | 6:42 p.m.

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Dos Pueblos’ boys’ tennis team, minus three starters to a Robotics competition, traveled to Santa Maria for a match against Righetti. Neither the absence nor the distance was a factor, however, as the Chargers coasted to a 17-1 victory, a significant improvement over last year’s 11-7 score.

Although Righetti had only five courts under windy conditions, Dos Pueblos played efficiently and skillfully. Sasha Gryaznov and Christian Edstrom swept the Warriors in singles, while Andy Silverstein and Eric Zmolek swept in doubles.

Go Chargers!

Liz Frech coaches boys’ tennis at Dos Pueblos High.

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