"It was bring to a close the unharmed way," said Rapid City Stevens employer tutor Jason Olson. "It was a great game and it came down to the No. 1 singles match." With the dual tied at four wins each, Billy Paluch defeated Brian Entwistle, 10-6, in the incontrovertible rivalry of the evensong to give the Raiders the win. In No. 2 singles, Jack Hamburg downed Jamison Geotz, 10-5.
The Knights bounced back, getting wins from Elliot Czarnecki and Kevin Rance in the No. 3 and 4 singles matches. The Raiders' Stephen Tibbles hammer Paul Fahrendorf, 10-8, and Anthony Rauschenbach of Sioux Falls posted a 10-3 away over Cody Eslinger. "Tibbles had a mountainous first for us," said Olson.
"He was playing the kid from O'Gorman who was undefeated." The span of Paluch and Hamburg dominated Entwistle and Geotz, 10-0, in doubles competition. Moyle and Schultz followed with 10-2 secure over Czarnecki and Rance in No. 2 doubles.
Fahrendorf and Brian Billion defeated Tibbles and Eslinger, 10-3, in the No. 3 doubles match. Rapid City Stevens is now 10-0 in dual move and faces the other three symposium schools from Sioux Falls today beginning with Lincoln at 8 a.m.
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