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Schultz Wins Junior Net Title
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YAKIMA HERALD-REPUBLIC
Ciara Schultz topped Angela Houser 7-5, 6-1, in an all-Yakima
Girls 16 "A" singles final of last week's Yakima Valley Junior
Championships, which drew nearly 200 players from all over the
Pacific Northwest to the Yakima Tennis Club.
For Schultz, it was her second major victory in two weeks, having
taken the 16 "A" singles of the Yakima City Tournament.
Brooke Foster of Yakima took the girls 14 "A" singles title
without dropping a set.
In the b...
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