Alamogordo Boys and Girls Tennis Teams Dominate Gadsden with 9-0 Sweeps

Alamogordo, NM — The Alamogordo High School boys and girls tennis teams delivered commanding performances on Thursday, shutting out Gadsden 9-0 in both divisions to close out their regular season on a high note.

The Tigers showed complete dominance across singles and doubles, with every match resulting in straight-set victories except for one hard-fought three-set win on the boys’ side.

Boys Singles Results (all straight sets unless noted):

• Tate Westover

• Ryan Amberson

• Benito Tave

• Dallin Albiston

• Priyam Chevdawala

• Zachariah David (won in three sets)

Boys Doubles Results (all straight sets):

• Westover/Amberson

• Tave/Albiston

• Daniel Bingham/Nathan Bingham

Girls Singles Results (all straight sets):

• Talee Westover

• Bella Romero

• Shelby Romero

• Cali Spencer

• Ella Gigler

• Evelyn George

Girls Doubles Results (all straight sets):

• Westover/B. Romero

• S. Romero/Spencer

• Gigler/Aliyah Sanchez

The sweeps improve Alamogordo’s momentum heading into the postseason. The Tigers will now host the District 3-5A Championships on Thursday, May 1, and Friday, May 2, at the Alamogordo High School tennis courts. The event will determine the district representatives advancing to the state tournament.

Staff and players expressed satisfaction with the clean sweep, noting strong teamwork and consistent play throughout the lineup. Several players, including the Westover siblings and the Romero sisters, stood out with dominant performances in both singles and doubles.

Alamogordo Town News will provide full coverage of the District 3-5A Championships next week. Good luck to the Tigers as they compete for district titles on their home courts!

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