Chillicothe's Jeremiah Applebury picked up a key victory at #6 singles to help the Hornets pick up a narrow 5-4 win over a much improved Trenton tennis program.
     "Jeremiah was the hero of this match" stated Hornets coach Aaron Douglas. "He was down 0-3 and 3-6, and 1-4 in the tiebreaker, but never gave up. We couldn't have won with out him. Everyone was so happy with his victory."
     In singles competition, Wade Dietz won 8-6 over what Douglas called a "highly skilled player, one of the best Trenton has ever produced". Grant Peterson rolled to an 8-2 win and Chase Reeter bounced back from a lost on Monday to win 8-0.
     Gabe Poling and Derek Montgomery both came up just short, losing 6 to 8. Applebury won his key match 9-8, winning the tiebreaker 7-5.
     In doubles matches Peterson and Reeter won 8-1. "They showed a great deal of chemistry" said Coach Douglas. "Grant (Peterson) dominated the net and chase (Reeter) hit some solid ground strokes." Dietz and Poling lost 5-8 and Montgomery and Applebury lost 3-8.