BECKER — Brainerd Warriors’ George Campbell forced a third set in his No 4 singles match against Buffalo’s Noah Klenken Saturday, April 1, before succumbing to the fellow junior as Brainerd lost 7-0 to the Bison.
Brainerd also lost to Becker 7-0 in the team’s first action of the season.
The No. 3 doubles team of Micah Halbersma and Brayden Tollefson also forced a third set against Buffalo.
Buffalo 7, Brainerd 0
Becker 7, Brainerd 0
Singles
No. 1: Karlton Anderson 0-2
No. 2: Will Aadland 0-1, Brady Johnson 0-1
No. 3: Gavin Johnson 0-1, George Campbell 0-1
No. 4: Campbell 0-1, Johnson 0-1
Doubles
No. 1: Clark Haglin-Brady Johnson 0-1, Haglin-Aadland 0-1
No. 2: Owen Robertson-Sawyer Riffle 0-1, Riffle-Robertson 0-1
No. 3: Micah Halbersma-Brayden Tollefson 0-1, Halbersma-Rowan Plestad 0-1
Overall: Brd 0-2. Next: Brainerd hosts Duluth East and Alexandria 2 p.m. Thursday, April 13.
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