Carpinteria High girls tennis continued its Citrus Coast League dominance with a 17-1 rout of Fillmore on Tuesday.
The Warriors are now 10-1 overall this season and boast a 5-0 record against league opponents.
“We played well against a much-improved Flashes squad,” Carpinteria High head coach Charles Bryant said. “Their coach has done an exceptional job with a lot of new players; we just have the edge in experience.
“Overall, it was a good day for us. We showed that we can be a versatile team.”
The Warrior doubles attack pulled off a clean sweep, led by an undefeated day from Abby Gobbell and Aubrey Alcaraz that included a golden set in which they did not lose a point.
Meanwhile, Mina Handall went 2-0 with Cailyn Gillen and picked up a win with Yaretzi Moctezuma. Izzy Scott also earned a trio of wins, two coming with Sadie West and one with Emily Banks.
In singles play, Caroline and Charlotte Cooney each went 3-0 to pick up six of the team’s points. Kacy Kramer rounded out the Carpinteria attack with a pair of singles victories of her own.
The Warriors will now take on Viewpoint for a non-league match on Friday.
Cate 17, Laguna Blanca 1
The Rams rolled to a crosstown victory over the Owls on Tuesday to move to 4-0 in Tri-Valley League play.
Cate’s Ivy Huang and Jade Wang remained undefeated in singles play, as they each went 3-0 while dropping a combined nine games.
Reyna Takahashi and Evita Ferrone also tallied singles wins for the Rams, while the lone Laguna Blanca point came on a singles victory by Hali Wight.
In doubles, Chelsea Newlove picked up a win with Lisa Hasebe before going 2-0 with Edie Abbott. Meanwhile, Claire Tang paired up with both Claire Bianchi and Gwendi Rogers to sweep line three.
Elly Edwards and Elsie Chamberlain brought the scoring to a close with a 3-0 performance of their own.
Santa Barbara High 16, Pacifica 2
The Dons used an overwhelming doubles effort to cruise to a league win over the Tritons on Tuesday.
Santa Barbara High went undefeated in doubles without losing a single game, as Lucy Kronberg/Iris Heckes, Kate Hasbarger/Kana Wolf and Violet Marr/Stella Malina all went 3-0 with 6-0, 6-0, 6-0 wins.
In singles play, Makena Taylor, Sky O’Reilly and Maddy Savellano earned two wins apiece and Nicole Buist rounded out the day by winning her one and only match.
The Dons will head out to Goleta to take on rival Dos Pueblos on Wednesday.
Bishop Diego 13, Dunn 5
The Cardinals kicked off Frontier League action with a victory over Dunn on Tuesday at Cate.
Natalie Chan and Haley Hubbs led the charge in singles play as they each went 3-0, while Lindsey Doyle rounded out the singles points with a victory.
The duo of Avery Carter and Victoria Heredia spearheaded the doubles effort with three victories of their own.
Meanwhile, Rafaela Fay/Sonia Marques-Miranda went 2-1 and the No. 3 duo of Annebelle Liu/Natalie Myers Johansing upset Dunn’s top pairing.
“I was really excited to see us play with some poise during the tough stretches of sets and gaining confidence in believing we can overcome deficits and pull sets out,” Bishop Diego head coach Peter Kirkwood said.
The Cardinals (2-3, 1-0 Frontier League) will be on the road against St. Bonaventure on Thursday.
San Marcos 13, Ventura 3
The Royals earned a Channel League win of their own on Tuesday in Ventura.
The singles tandem of Kate Selby, Tate Jaeger, Leah Shenoda and Stella Mast cruised to a sweep with just three games lost in nine sets.
Meanwhile, the Royals made quick work of line three in doubles with a sweep.
San Marcos will be on the road against Pacifica on Wednesday.
Dos Pueblos 15, Oxnard 3
The Chargers defended their home court with a strong league win over the Yellow Jackets on Tuesday.
The Dos Pueblos doubles attack pulled out a sweep, led by a 3-0 day from Taylor Ofner and Nikita Fisher.
Meanwhile, Jessica Hart teamed up with Sonia Flatham and Ari Fisher to sweep line one. At line three, Gigi Da Re, Autumn Warmerdam, Kaitlyn Marden and Amara Zumbroegel contributed to the sweep.
In singles play, Dos Pueblos’ Isla Herrera went a perfect 3-0 without dropping a game.
The Chargers (8-1, 5-0 Channel League) will take on Santa Barbara High on Wednesday.
