Westhampton Girls Tennis Team Back in County Final After 5-2 Win Over William Floyd - 27 East
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Westhampton Girls Tennis Team Back in County Final After 5-2 Win Over William Floyd

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Sophomore Zoë Grellet-Aumont RON ESPOSITO

Sophomore Zoë Grellet-Aumont RON ESPOSITO

Freshman Ava Borruso. RON ESPOSITO

Freshman Ava Borruso. RON ESPOSITO

Junior Diana Elliott. RON ESPOSITO

Junior Diana Elliott. RON ESPOSITO

Senior Eva Wax. RON ESPOSITO

Senior Eva Wax. RON ESPOSITO

Eighth-grader Gabriela Arango. RON ESPOSITO

Eighth-grader Gabriela Arango. RON ESPOSITO

Sophomore Maddie Montgomery. RON ESPOSITO

Sophomore Maddie Montgomery. RON ESPOSITO

Senior Matilda Buchen. RON ESPOSITO

Senior Matilda Buchen. RON ESPOSITO

Senior Shannon Killoran. RON ESPOSITO

Senior Shannon Killoran. RON ESPOSITO

Desirée Keegan on Oct 25, 2024
The Westhampton Beach girls tennis team returned to the Suffolk County team championship final after the No. 1-seeded Hurricanes’ second 5-2 win over No. 4 William Floyd this season on... more

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