Photos: Hall Girls Tennis Beats Rain, Rolls Past Middletown
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Hall No. 1 doubles team Jean Yee-Lim and Allison Doyle in action. Hall vs. Middletown girls tennis. May 3, 2021. Photo credit: Paul Palmer
The Hall High School girls tennis team hosted Middletown Monday afternoon in West Hartford.
Hall No. 1 singles player Zoe Chester with the return. Hall vs. Middletown girls tennis. May 3, 2021. Photo credit: Paul Palmer
Photos by Paul Palmer
The Hall High School girls tennis team beat the rain on their home courts in West Hartford Monday, and the Warrior girls have rolled to a 7-0 record with a 7-0 defeat of Middletown.
Senior Zoe Chester, Hall’s No. 1 singles player, won 6-3, 6-2, improving to 6-1 in competition this season.
Hall’s No. 1 doubles team of Jean Yee-Lim and Allison Doyle cruised to a 6-1, 6-0 straight set win. improving their season mark to 6-1 in doubles.
Hall No. 2 singles player Olivia Wollner follows through on her forehand return. Hall vs. Middletown girls tennis. May 3, 2021. Photo credit: Paul Palmer
Allison Doyle, part of Hall’s No. 1 doubles team, returns a shot. Hall vs. Middletown girls tennis. May 3, 2021. Photo credit: Paul Palmer
Hall doubles player Olivia Doyle sets up for a return. Hall vs. Middletown girls tennis. May 3, 2021. Photo credit: Paul Palmer
Hall doubles player Jean Yee-Lim readies for a return in her match. Hall vs. Middletown girls tennis. May 3, 2021. Photo credit: Paul Palmer
Hall senior Jessica Berman hits the forehand return in her match Monday. Hall vs. Middletown girls tennis. May 3, 2021. Photo credit: Paul Palmer
Hall senior Zoe Chester hits the backhand return. Hall vs. Middletown girls tennis. May 3, 2021. Photo credit: Paul Palmer
Hall’s Milena Leonidas sets for the return in her match. Hall vs. Middletown girls tennis. May 3, 2021. Photo credit: Paul Palmer
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Zoe Chester. It’s spelt incorrectly two different ways in this.
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