DULUTH — Hailey Munsterteiger and Katelyn Bill tallied both a No. 1 and No. 2 doubles victory for Aitkin/Crosby-Ironton in a pair of Section 7-1A matchups with the Duluth Marshall Hilltoppers and Stella Maris Academy Sentinels Friday, Sept. 18.
ACI’s Addie Steffens and Maelie Kazmerzak also logged a 1-0 No. 1 doubles win. Kazmerzak recorded a No. 2 singles victory as well.
ACI scored 6-1 against Duluth Marshal, and 4-3 against Stella Maris Academy.
Aitkin/Crosby-Ironton 6, Duluth Marshall 1
Aitkin/Crosby-Ironton 4, Stella Maris Academy 3
Singles
No. 1: Ev Nordberg 0-1, Addie Steffens 0-1
No. 2: Maelie Kazmerzak 1-0, Cassie Smythe 0-1
No. 3: Sophie Crain 0-1, Ev Nordberg 1-0
No. 4: Sophie Crain 1-0, Cami Marshik 0-1
Doubles
No. 1: Addie Steffens-Maelie Kazmerzak 1-0, Hailey Munsterteiger-Katelyn Bill 1-0
No. 2: Hailey Munsterteiger-Katelyn Bill 1-0, Gretta Peterson-Lynae Kinzer 1-0
No. 3: Gretta Peterson-Lynae Kinzer 1-0, Taylor Danlies-Cassi Smythe 1-0
Overall: ACI 3-13. Next: Aitkin/Crosby-Ironton at Little Falls, 4:15 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 22.
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