The Republic tennis team ended a mid-season slump with a conference win over Webb City Thursday. The Tigers won seven of nine matches to pick up the COC victory, ending a three-dual losing streak. The
Republic lost its third straight dual, losing at home to Nixa 6-3 Tuesday. The Tigers let two close doubles matches slip away, falling behind 3-0 as singles play began. The teams split their singles matches
Central Ozark Conference newcomer Joplin powered through the top of the lineup to hand Republic’s tennis team its second straight defeat after a 10-0 start. The Eagles won all three doubles matches and five of
Republic missed the opportunities that would have helped keep its undefeated season alive in a 6-3 loss to Springfield Glendale Wednesday at Cooper Tennis Complex. The Tigers had match points in two of the matches
The Republic tennis team won its tenth dual without a loss, beating tennis newcomer Willard 9-0. It was the first-ever match between Republic and Willard, which is in its first year of tennis competition. Before
Ethan Ragsdale delivered a singles win over Samuel Hook 8-4, boosting Republic past Carl Junction in a 5-4 decision. The Tigers had to come from behind after losing two of the night’s three doubles matches.
Republic’s spoiled the opening of Carthage’s new eight-court tennis complex on its high school campus, romping to a 9-0 victory to stay undefeated at 8-0. Republic is 3-0 in Central Ozark Conference play and has
The Tigers made quick work of Hillcrest in a 9-0 sweep at home Wednesday. Here’s the photo gallery. See the full gallery and order prints here.
Republic pressed its advantage during three doubles matches, then made that advantage hold up in a Central Ozark Conference showdown with rival Branson. The Tigers seemed to have set themselves up for a relatively easy
The Tigers swept three doubles matches, then won two of six singles matches to hang on for a big road win at Branson. See the full gallery and order prints here.
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