Even on the road, the Jammers were victorious. In spite of the soccer fans that are playing
on the field behind them, the Jammers managed to stay focus and come out with a
win as a team.
Teresa Emerson tried her hardest to ignore the distractions
around her. There were times, I’m sure
she was ready to strangle the captain of the soccer team. She stayed calm and beat her opponent (who
looks like a child, as what TE refer her as) Julie Ingle, in straight sets,
6-4, 6-3.
Kayla Ratliff was also victorious in her match. She won her match in straight sets with the scores of 6-2, 6-4 over Christi Higdon.
Our doubles team of Carol Rollins and Beth Wilson were
having a hard time for the evening. They
were struggling in the first set against their opponents, Tammy Hunter and Beth
Sellers. They lost in the first set
2-6. They knew they had to make some
changes in the second set to stay in the match.
They tried everything they could think of, but it was too late, they
fail short and lost the second set as well with the score of 4-6.
Heidi Smith and Kelly Kramer were a little disappointed with themselves over how they played over the weekend in a fund raiser tournament so they were ready to play against the High Strung team. Indeed they were, they dominant their opponents, Mary Kirkpatrick and Kim Higdon, in straight sets 6-2, 6-1.
Our dynamic duo, on and off the court, our doctors team of Hee-Sun Kim and Margaret Taylor strike again. They also won their match in straight sets 6-2, 6-1 against Karen Talbot and Stacey Iorio. It’s that Asian Caucasian persuasion that they have going on!
Three matches down and 6 more to go. Next week is Memorial Day; the Jammers will not be playing, they will have a week off. Some of them will be traveling to Bentonville, AR June 1 – 3 to play in the Spam Slam Tournament. Good luck to those Jammers!
The Jammers team next match will be June 4th against the Slice Girls once again, so wish them luck.
