Prigmore's high school tennis days are over, but he plans to play next year for the University of Oklahoma. Murdock and Flack had to rally in their semifinal match after dropping the first set 6-2 to Richardson Pearce's Andrew Plum and Randy Chang. The Raiders bounced back to take the second 6-2, winning a marathon game to force the third set. There was only one break, the seventh game, in the deciding set and Pearce made it stick with a 6-4 victory. We didn't do as well as I'd like to do, but it was a good experience to come to state and play against high-quality teams.
Returns are the strongest part of our game.
Just because there is a loss at the end doesn't constitute a bad season. We're going to look for bigger and better things next year. They seemed to get a little tight out there and play not to lose. In this tournament, you got to play to win every single time. It's also a credit to Alamo Heights.