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Barrington girls tennis opens playoffs with 4-0 victory

Barrington tops Cumberland, advances

Posted 11/11/20

The Barrington High School girls tennis team defeated Cumberland 4-0 in the first round of the playoffs on Monday and will play against Wheeler in the semifinals.

Three Barrington singles …

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Barrington girls tennis opens playoffs with 4-0 victory

Barrington tops Cumberland, advances

Katie Byon reaches for a forehand while her teammate, Hailey Walters moves toward the net, during a match last Friday.

Katie Byon reaches for a forehand while her teammate, Hailey Walters moves toward the net, during a match last Friday.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington's Sonya Pareek reaches for a forehand during her match against a North Kingstown opponent on Friday.

Barrington's Sonya Pareek reaches for a forehand during her match against a North Kingstown opponent on Friday.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington High School's Marie Chanfrau hits a forehand shot during her match against a North Kingstown opponent on Friday.

Barrington High School's Marie Chanfrau hits a forehand shot during her match against a North Kingstown opponent on Friday.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington High School's Marie Chanfrau hits a forehand shot during her match against a North Kingstown opponent on Friday.

Barrington High School's Marie Chanfrau hits a forehand shot during her match against a North Kingstown opponent on Friday.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington's Leila Beers and Alison Kostas compete in a doubles match on Friday.

Barrington's Leila Beers and Alison Kostas compete in a doubles match on Friday.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Leila Beers (left) and Alison Kostas listen to BHS assistant coach Chris Barton during Friday's match against North Kingstown.

Leila Beers (left) and Alison Kostas listen to BHS assistant coach Chris Barton during Friday's match against North Kingstown.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington's Kate Robertson, shown in her second singles match on Friday, was one of the BHS players to win a match on Monday against Cumberland.

Barrington's Kate Robertson, shown in her second singles match on Friday, was one of the BHS players to win a match on Monday against Cumberland.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington's Kate Robertson, shown in her second singles match on Friday, was one of the BHS players to win a match on Monday against Cumberland.

Barrington's Kate Robertson, shown in her second singles match on Friday, was one of the BHS players to win a match on Monday against Cumberland.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington's Kate Robertson, shown in her second singles match on Friday, was one of the BHS players to win a match on Monday against Cumberland.

Barrington's Kate Robertson, shown in her second singles match on Friday, was one of the BHS players to win a match on Monday against Cumberland.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington High School's number one singles player Caroline Mager hits a shot during her match on Friday against North Kingstown. Caroline won her match against Cumberland also.

Barrington High School's number one singles player Caroline Mager hits a shot during her match on Friday against North Kingstown. Caroline won her match against Cumberland also.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington High School's number one singles player Caroline Mager hits a shot during her match on Friday against North Kingstown. Caroline won her match against Cumberland also.

Barrington High School's number one singles player Caroline Mager hits a shot during her match on Friday against North Kingstown. Caroline won her match against Cumberland also.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington High School's number one singles player Caroline Mager hits a shot during her match on Friday against North Kingstown. Caroline won her match against Cumberland also.

Barrington High School's number one singles player Caroline Mager hits a shot during her match on Friday against North Kingstown. Caroline won her match against Cumberland also.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Barrington High School's Alison Kostas returns a forehand during the Eagles' match on Friday against North Kingstown. Alison and her teammate Leila Beers won their doubles match against Cumberland on Monday.

Barrington High School's Alison Kostas returns a forehand during the Eagles' match on Friday against North Kingstown. Alison and her teammate Leila Beers won their doubles match against Cumberland on Monday.

Photo by Richard W. Dionne Jr.

Posted Wednesday, November 11, 2020 11:59 am

The Barrington High School girls tennis team defeated Cumberland 4-0 in the first round of the playoffs on Monday and will play against Wheeler in the semifinals.

Three Barrington singles players led the way against Cumberland. The Eagles' Caroline Maher, Kate Robertson and Sonya Pareek each won their singles matches, while the team of Alison Kostas and Leila Beers captured victory at second doubles.

The Eagles are scheduled to play against Wheeler in the semifinals. The location and time of the semifinals match had not yet been released.

The playoff-opening victory followed a lopsided win over over North Kingstown on Friday, 7-0.