Eagles drop close match to Avengers, bounce back against Rebels

Tennis team is 10-2 in Division I

Posted 5/12/26

The Barrington High School boys tennis team lost to East Greenwich 4-3 in a hard-fought match last week.  

Justin Kuo had a big win for the Eagles at number two singles, and Connor Meehan …

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Eagles drop close match to Avengers, bounce back against Rebels

Tennis team is 10-2 in Division I

Posted

The Barrington High School boys tennis team lost to East Greenwich 4-3 in a hard-fought match last week. 

Justin Kuo had a big win for the Eagles at number two singles, and Connor Meehan played one of his best matches of the year and won comfortably at number three singles. The Eagles’ third doubles team was down 4-0, but rallied to win the match in three sets. Barrington’s number four singles player, Henry Stockwell, nearly locked up the team victory, but dropped a close match in three sets. 

The Eagles, who defeated Lincoln 6-1 and Middletown 7-0 earlier, moved to 9-2 on the season. Barrington traveled to South Kingstown on Monday, May 11, and defeated the Rebels 6-1. 

The Eagles are slated to play at home against North Kingstown and at Prout. 

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