Starmount came to the Granite City Friday and gave Mount Airy more problems in the first half than any team has all season. This is especially true when that team is undefeated and hasnвЂ™t allowed a touchdown in close to two months. ItвЂ™s often said that teams at the top of the rankings get everybodyвЂ™s best shot with nothing to lose. Surry Central travels to East Surry (3-3) the same day. North Surry (2-5) travels to North Wilkes (0-3) on Sept. Simmons and Burke defeated Wilmoth and Gentry 8-1. North SurryвЂ™s lone win of the afternoon came in No. Merritt and Robertson, whoвЂ™ve teamed together three times this season, improved to 3-0 with an 8-0 win against Reeves and Carrigan Willard in No. 1 doubles team by defeating Hege and Butler 8-3. Wilmoth tied things up with a 6-2 win in the second set, and won the third-set tiebreaker 10-7 to give the Eagles the singles sweep.Д¬arter and Bryant extended their win streak as a No.

The all-freshman match of NorthвЂ™s Clara Burke and CentralвЂ™s Madelyn Wilmoth featured two tiebreakers. Gentry fought back to win the second set 6-2 before taking the tiebreaker 10-2. 6 singles match 6-3 against Priscilla Gentry. North SurryвЂ™s Jacey Ward won the first set of the No. The two were neck and neck even in the tiebreaker, with Bryant going on to win 11-9.

Bryant responded with a win of the same score in the second set. Greyhound junior Katie Butler won the first set of the No. 6 matches before their Golden Eagle opponents won the second and forced a tiebreaker. North Surry players won the first set in the No. Merritt moved to 4-1 on the season by defeating North SurryвЂ™s Molly Reeves 6-2, 6-0 in the No. Golden Eagle sophomore Karlie Robertson improved to 5-0 with a 6-0, 6-1 win against Allyn-Claire Simmons.Д¬entral freshman McKenna Merritt had the other decisive victory for the Eagles. The other undefeated streak that was extended was seen in the No. Carter blanked Hege in the first set, but the Greyhound managed to go up 2-1 in the second set before Carter won five-straight to take the match 6-0, 6-2. 1 match between CentralвЂ™s Rachel Carter and NorthвЂ™s Whitley Hege. Two of these three matches featured players that are undefeated at their respective position this season.

Surry Central won three singles matches by comfortable margins. Three of the six singles matches were decided by a third-set tiebreaker. Though the final score sheet heavily favored the Golden Eagles, who won the overall match by a score of 8-1, many of the matches went down to the wire. Surry Central outlasted North Surry on Thursday to improve to 5-0 on the season. North Surry lefty Katie Butler hits a forehand as she charges the net. Surry Central sophomore Karlie Robertson kept her undefeated streaks in singles and doubles alive with wins against North Surry. Greyhound senior Jacey Ward volleys in the No. Surry CentralвЂ™s McKenna Merritt hits a forehand against North Surry. North Surry freshman Clara Burke contributed to the Lady Greyhounds lone win of ThursdayвЂ™s match alongside doubles partner Allyn-Claire Simmons.

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