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West Iron senior Kali Applin returned to action on Aug. 23 after a week layoff because of illness. In her first match of the season, Applin dropped the first set to Marquette’s Annabella Martinson 6-3, but then quickly rebounded to win the second 6-0. Martinson, who along with her teammates had played earlier in the day against Kingsford, retired after the second set because of dizziness to give Applin the win.
West Iron senior Kali Applin returned to action on Aug. 23 after a week layoff because of illness. In her first match of the season, Applin dropped the first set to Marquette’s Annabella Martinson 6-3, but then quickly rebounded to win the second 6-0. Martinson, who along with her teammates had played earlier in the day against Kingsford, retired after the second set because of dizziness to give Applin the win.
IRON RIVER — For the West Iron County girls tennis team, the 6-2 victory over Marquette on Aug. 23 was a building block as the Wykons move into the heart of their schedule with three straight wins.
For the Redettes, it was the end of a long day.
West Iron (3-1) played solid tennis across the board in its victory, sweeping the singles matches and adding wins at No. 2 doubles and No. 3 doubles…
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