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Boys tennis dominates in season opener - The Martha's Vineyard Times

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The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School spring sports season is underway, and the boys tennis team kicked things off right under the sun on Thursday with a dominating sweep over Sandwich High School. The season opener featured three singles matches and two doubles matches, all five won by MVRHS by a lot. Senior captain Zak Potter led the singles lineup, along with senior captain Caleb Dubin and freshman rookie, Nate Walsh. On the doubles co…

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Boys tennis dominates in season opener - The Martha's Vineyard Times

The Martha’s Vineyard Regional High School spring sports season is underway, and the boys tennis team kicked things off right under the sun on Thursday with a dominating sweep over Sandwich High School. The season opener featured three singles matches and two doubles matches, all five won by MVRHS by a lot. Senior captain Zak Potter led the singles lineup, along with senior captain Caleb Dubin and freshman rookie, Nate Walsh. On the doubles co…

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