Seniors (from left) Jack Cryan, Camden Bailey and Spencer Ogren stand with their parents and Coach Jason Cicero (right) during the senior recognition before the Kennett High tennis match against Kingswood on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Senior Camden Bailey heads towards the net during his singles match for Kennett High against Kingswood in the Jon C. Judge Tennis Park on Tuesday. Bailey won his match 8-2, and the Eagles won the overall contest 9-0 to improve to 7-6 in Division II and secure a place in the tennis playoffs next Tuesday. KHS should learn its opponent over the weekend. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett senior Spencer Ogren connects with the ball in the singles match at the Kennett boys tennis match against Kingswood on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett senior Jack Cryan stands with his parents during the senior recognition before the Kennett boys tennis match against Kingswood on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Seniors (from left) Jack Cryan, Camden Bailey and Spencer Ogren stand with their parents and Coach Jason Cicero (right) during the senior recognition before the Kennett High tennis match against Kingswood on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Senior Camden Bailey heads towards the net during his singles match for Kennett High against Kingswood in the Jon C. Judge Tennis Park on Tuesday. Bailey won his match 8-2, and the Eagles won the overall contest 9-0 to improve to 7-6 in Division II and secure a place in the tennis playoffs next Tuesday. KHS should learn its opponent over the weekend. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett senior Spencer Ogren connects with the ball in the singles match at the Kennett boys tennis match against Kingswood on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
Kennett senior Jack Cryan stands with his parents during the senior recognition before the Kennett boys tennis match against Kingswood on Tuesday. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — With a playoff spot secured, the Kennett High boys’ tennis team is now playing the waiting game — waiting to see who the Eagles will meet in the first round of the Division II playoffs on Tuesday.
While the regular season is scheduled to conclude on Friday, Kennett completed its schedule in style on Tuesday topping Carroll County rivals Kingswood 9-0 at the Jon C. Judge Tennis Park on what was Senior Day for the hometown flock. Before the match with the Knights, Coach Jason Cicero recognized seniors Camden Bailey, Jack Cryan and Spencer Ogren for their commitment and dedication to the program.
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