Two Republic players brought home first-place trophies at the 2019 Republic Summer Open Saturday. Elsie Crawford finished first among the girls and Isaac Jordan finished first among the boys. Republic’s Carly McAtee was the girls
Republic hosted the third in a series of summer tennis tournaments Saturday, with Isaac Jordan bringing home a top finish in the boys bracket, and Elsie Crawford and Carly McAtee finishing first and second among
Isaac Jordan and Will Berry ended their season in the state sectionals with a doubles loss. Here’s the photo gallery. See the full album and order prints here.
The Republic tennis program has opened registration for its tennis camp later this month. The camp will run from May 28-31 at the Republic High School tennis courts. Sessions begin at 6:00 pm. Students entering
Republic’s last remaining tennis playoff participants ended their run with a loss in the state sectionals Tuesday. Isaac Jordan and Will Berry lost 6-1, 6-3 to Matthew Zengel and Jackson Arbeitman of Kickapoo at Gillenwaters
The tennis Tigers competed at the individual district tournament Friday at Carthage. See the full album and order prints here.
Republic’s team tennis season came to an end with a loss to favorite Joplin in the championship round of the district tournament Wednesday, 5-0. The Eagles won all three doubles matches, then closed out the
The Tigers swept Carthage in a quick district semifinal win. Here are the photos. See the full gallery and order prints here.
Republic made quick work of Carthage in a district semifinal at home Tuesday, winning 5-0. Republic overcame a slow start in two of its three doubles matches to start the night, recovering from early deficits
Jack Cook and Kile Thornhill finished second in their doubles flight at the Central Ozark Conference Tournament. Their finish was the best among Republic’s competitors. Cook and Thornhill won their quarterfinal match, then topped an
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