Bruins Fall to Hoosac in Nail-biter

The Bruins fell to an energetic Hoosac team 3-4 on Monday afternoon. It was a great day for tennis with sunshine and low wind. 
Brunswick secured the doubles point after 3 grueling battles that lasted a little over 90 mins. 

Zimmerman was unable to finish his singles match at #1, which put Hoosac on the board and back in the fight. Brunswick would get a win at #5 singles from Freshman, McCutcheon, but then Hoosac would level again at the #3 position. 

At #2, Hoosac's player fought back from 1-5 down to capture the first set. Meanwhile, Segura would earn the 3rd point for Brunswick at #6. Jack Sieg lost a close first set 6-4, but broke to go up 4-3 in the second. Despite some well-constructed points and Sieg coming into net, his opponent was very good at just putting the ball back into play and would break back to level at 4-4.

With the #2 and #3 positions leaning towards Hoosac, they would eventually close out both matches in straight sets to take the win.

Summary of results:

DOUBLES:
#1 C. Zimmerman / J. Sieg won 9-7
#2 S. Moulle-Berteaux / T. MacLean lost 6-8
#3 J. McCutcheon / S. Segura won 9-8 (7-4)

SINGLES:
#1 C. Zimmerman lost 5-2 ret
#2 T. MacLean lost 5-7, 2-6
#3 S. Moulle-Berteaux lost 1-6, 1-6
#4 J. Sieg lost 4-6, 4-6
#5 J. McCutcheon won 6-2, 6-1
#6 S. Segura won 6-3, 6-1