PARK RAPIDS — Claire Oseland won two singles matches and Emme Sullivan won a singles and a doubles match as the Pequot Lakes Patriots split at the Park Rapids Triangular Tuesday, Sept. 1.
Pequot downed Crookston 5-2 and fell to Park Rapids 4-3.
Oseland defeated Crookston’s Lauren Tull 6-1, 6-1 at No. 1 singles. Against Park Rapids, she defeated MaKenna Maanum at No. 2 singles 6-1, 6-1. Sullivan won her No. 1 singles match against Park Rapids’ Haley Larson 6-1, 4-6, 10-8.
The Patriots’ No. 2 doubles team of Bailey Westerman and Maria Neva went 2-0, but showed off their stamina against Park Rapids with a 5-7, 7-5, 11-9 victory.
Pequot’s Keira Strong won a singles match, while Kate Ouradnik teamed with Sullivan for the No. 1 doubles win. Sadie McGuire and Kate Spartz split their No. 3 doubles matches.
This is the third triangular for the Patriots, with a fourth coming Thurday, Sept. 3, when they travel to Duluth to face Stella Maris Academy and Duluth Marshall starting at 2 p.m.
The Patriots split their first two triangulars.
Pequot Lakes 5, Crookston 2
Park Rapids 4, Pequot Lakes 3
No. 1: Emme Sullivan 1-0, Claire Oseland 1-0
No. 2: Oseland 1-0, Keira Strong 1-0
No. 3: Briella Eggert 0-2
No. 4: Sophia Flategraff 0-1, Mairin Kennedy 0-1
No. 1: Strong-Kate Ouradnik 0-1, Sullivan-Ouradnik 1-0
No. 2: Bailey Westerman-Maria Neva 2-0
No. 3: Sadie McGuire-Kate Spartz 1-1
Overall: PL 3-3. Next: Pequot Lakes vs. Stella Maris, Duluth Marshall at Duluth 2 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 3.
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