The Wildcats Tennis team traveled to take on the Knights of Kenowa Hills on Monday night.  After a tough week of matches the previous week, the Cats were searching for a win.  At first singles, Christian Sieffert brought along fierce determination as well as a great strategy that proved to be successful.  He was able to execute his plan, keep his ground strokes accurate and his serves on target, taking his first victory of the season 6-2, 6-4.  Jackson Chesley, playing 2nd singles, was able to take his match 6-2, 6-0.  At third singles, Andrew Murphy tried to get his game going, but in the end, fell 2-6, 1-6.  At 4th Singles, Nolan Ritz found his consistency and confidence.  Nolan kept pace with his opponent in the first set, taking it 6-4.  In the second set, Nolan took charge and didn't look back, taking the set 6-3.  The always competitive 1st doubles team of Brady Atwell and Elijah Kincaid again went 3 sets in their match.  The first set saw Brady and Elijah outpace the Knights, taking it narrowly 7-5.  The Knights figured out their game plan and took the second set 6-4, setting up the decisive third set.  This time, however, Brady and Elijah fell behind early and were unable to recover, dropping the final set 1-6.  Brett Bultsma and Mark Musgrave, playing 2nd doubles, were able to dismiss the Knights 6-2, 6-0 and the 3rd doubles team of Hunter Haase and Austin Graham started to come together as a team and took their flight 6-2, 6-2.  At 4th doubles, the new team of Chase Robinson and Kevin Keena were learning the ropes and fell 0-6, 1-6.  A 5-3 win for the Wildcats is a great way to kick off the week and start looking forward to defending their home courts on Wednesday against Ottawa Hills.