The Blackstone-Millville Chargers girls’ tennis team bounced back in commanding fashion following a 4–1 loss to Sutton, sweeping David Prouty 5–0 on Wednesday. After losing their season opener, the Chargers had steadily improved through focused practice on footwork and teamwork. Their singles players set the tone: Taylor Truscott blanked her opponent 6–0, 6–0, showcasing aggressive baseline strokes and precise serving. In doubles, Katie Tasker and Alyssa English continued the momentum, cruising to a 6–0, 6–0 victory while demonstrating strong net coverage and seamless communication. The second doubles pairing replicated that performance, giving the Chargers a clean sweep. This dominant result improved Blackstone-Millville to 4–5, reflecting a newfound resilience. Tomorrow at 3:30 PM, the Chargers host Northbridge, a Rams squad also sitting at 4–5. With home-court advantage and confidence riding high, B-M will aim to sustain its turnaround. Emphasizing deep returns, consistent first serves, and aggressive poaching at the net will be critical. A win against Northbridge could reinforce the Chargers’ midseason resurgence and set the tone for the remainder of their schedule.
