Marysville tennis program has plenty of depth for 2022
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August 23, 2022

Marysville tennis program has plenty of depth for 2022

By Tim Miller

Marysville’s girls tennis squad is pictured from left, front row, Paige Hobbs, Aelyn Baumbarger, Sydney Fetherolf, Alyssa Scott, Sarah Mordhorst, Natalie Williams, Sophia Hacker and Ava Mordhourst; second row,  Lila King, Natalie Fair, Blair Fairchild, Emma Pzedpelski, Emma Flint, Katlin McCaslan...

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