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Maybe it was the north wind. Maybe it was the pressure of an undefeated season. Or just maybe the law of averages catching up to them. Whatever the case may be, the tennis season for the Live Oak girls ended one day earlier than they expected when they dropped their first round matchup to the visiting Orland Trojans.
The Lions dream of an undefeated season ended Tuesday night under the lights at Live Oak High School when they dropped the number two doubles match, giving the Trojans a 5-4 victory and a berth into today's Northern Section title match against the SVL runner up Colusa Redhawks, who finished second to the Lions during league play.
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Maybe it was the north wind. Maybe it was the pressure of an undefeated season. Or just maybe the law of averages catching up to them. Whatever the case may be, the tennis season for the Live Oak girls ended one day earlier than they expected when they dropped their first round matchup to the visiting Orland Trojans.
The Lions dream of an undefeated season ended Tuesday night under the lights at Live Oak High School when they dropped the number two doubles match, giving the Trojans a 5-4 victory and a berth into today's Northern Section title match against the SVL runner up Colusa Redhawks, who finished second to the Lions during league play.
"To read this story in its entirety, call 846-3661 to subscribe to The Gridley Herald."
