Yesterday the boys tennis team took their thirteen regular season match win streak on the road against a tough and undefeated Atlantic Trojan team. The matchup was between two 2-0 teams as Glenwood has defeated Southwest Valley 7-2 and Lewis Central 9-0 while Atlantic defeated Carroll Kuemper 6-3 and Creston 9-0.

Yesterday the girls tennis team took their 1-0 record on the road and took on Sioux City East and West in a triangular. The first match of the day Glenwood defeated Sioux City East 9-0. Ellie Osterloh won 8-0 over Taylor Pick in number one singles. Ruby Crow, Erin Stanley and Brielle Smith all won 8-1 in singles. Brooklyn Taylor defeated Brooklyn Neison 8-5 and Sierra Stouder defeated Alexa Heltman 8-3.

Singles

1. Ellie Osterloh 8-0 Taylor Pick

2. Brooklyn Taylor 8-5 Brooklyn Nelson

3. Ruby Crow 8-1 Jordyn Zanner

4. Erin Stanley 8-1 Hannah Marshall

Yesterday the girls tennis team started their season off win a win on the road. The Rams defeated the Lewis Central Titans 6-3. Brooklyn Taylor, Ruby Crow and Sierra Stouder all picked up wins in singles. Heading into doubles the match was tied 3-3. Glenwood swept doubles to pick up the win 6-3. Sierra Stouder and Ruby Crow looked impressive winning 8-1 in their doubles match. "Crow and Stouder continued where they left of last season" said coach Ohm. Next up for Glenwood will be Sioux City East on Thursday. Good job ladies!

Glenwood 6 Lewis Central 3

Singles

The Glenwood Ram Tennis Team advancedto the Final Four on Tuesday which was held at Waveland Tennis Courts in Des Moines, Iowa. Glenwood would finish fourth place in the state.

In the first match the Rams faced the undefeated number two seed LeMars. The Rams played tough but Lemars would defeat Glenwood 5-0. Ethan Thompson was the player of the match for the Rams.  In the consolation finals Glenwood was defeated by Grinnell 0-5. Sean Harper finished his season as the player of the match with a tough three set battle. 

Monday and Tuesday the girls tennis team traveled to Atlantic for the Hawkeye 10 tennis tournament. Rain caused the tournament to stop on Monday and the girls traveled back up to Atlantic to finish on Tuesday. The girls finished third place at the tournament with 19 team points. Creston won the meet with 28 and Shenandoah finished second with 21 team points. Senior Sam Umberger was the top finisher for the Rams. Umberger finished in second place in the number two singles losing to Alli Thomsen from Creston in the finals.