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At the Class A State Tennis Tournament, the Whitefish boys celebrated their eighth title, while the Miles City girls claimed their sixth. Both teams demonstrated exceptional skill and teamwork, securing victories in a highly competitive environment. Individual matches showcased thrilling talent, and the community rallied behind their athletes, marking a memorable weekend in local sports. As the season wraps up, the excitement builds for future competitions.

Whitefish Boys and Miles City Girls Shine at Class A State Tennis Tournament!

This past weekend, tennis courts were alive with cheers and excitement as Whitefish and Miles City captured the spotlight at the Class A State Tennis Tournament! It was a thrilling event that showcased some of the best young talent in the state, and both teams couldn’t be prouder of their extraordinary achievements.

Whitefish Boys Make History

To kick things off, the Whitefish boys captured their *eighth outright state tennis title*, marking a huge comeback victory as it was their first time on top since 2008. The competition was fierce, but Whitefish managed to crush the competition, especially after racking up 21 points. They finished just ahead of Stevensville, who came in second with *20 points*, while Libby and Havre brought in 16 points to tie for third. This victory not only solidifies Whitefish’s legacy in the sport but also brings their total titles to a magnificent *ten overall*.

An Exciting Boys Singles Showdown

As if that wasn’t enough, the boys singles competition saw an electrifying match. In a surprising turn of events, Ryan Beagle from Libby took down Whitefish’s own Jake Oehlerich with a solid score of *6-3, 6-1*. Beagle ended his high school career not just as a champion but as a two-time defending titleholder, capping off a stellar journey.

Girls Teams Compete Fiercely

On the girls’ side, Miles City girls showed their strength by grabbing their *sixth state title* in school history! They edged out Hamilton with an impressive total of 34 points, while Hamilton fought bravely for their 29 points and Whitefish trailed in third with 20 points. This marked Miles City’s second title win in just three seasons, adding to their already well-respected program.

Girls Singles Championship Full of Drama

In girls singles, the action was just as intense. Ciara Hanley from Hamilton made a stunning comeback by defeating her teammate Tallulah Pinjuv in straight sets. Hanley’s final score was an impressive *6-4, 6-1*, as she avenged a tough loss from the previous year, showcasing resilience and talent!

Girls Doubles Champions

The doubles competition was equally exhilarating. Over in girls doubles, Taiya Guptill and Johanna Limberhand from Hardin made their mark by overpowering Miles City’s duo Brylee Hager and Clea Rapson with a commanding score of *6-0, 6-2*. That’s right, they absolutely dominated the match!

Boys Doubles Thrill the Crowd

Not to be outdone, the boys doubles teams delivered a nail-biting final as Max Spangler and Carter Chagnon from Havre fought hard against Dawson’s Carter Amsler and Dylan Jolliffe. After a series of close games, the Havre boys triumphed with scores of *6-4, 4-6, 6-4*, securing their first championship title together—a spectacular accomplishment!

A Season of Hard Work Pays Off

As the dust settles, it’s clear that both the Whitefish boys and the Miles City girls showcased the essence of teamwork, dedication, and sportsmanship throughout the tournament. The culmination of *hard work and training* was evident in every match. The passion and skill displayed by all athletes are what make events like these so special for the community.

As the school year winds down, fans and families can be proud of their teams and excited for what lies ahead next season. Here’s to more balls hit over nets and future titles to chase!

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