We knew it would be our closest match of the season as both Canterbury and Berkshire are rebuilding our teams.  That said, I didn't anticipate three five-gamers, three four-gamers, and 13 games decided by just two points.  It was a great match and fun to watch for everyone involved.  Noah Wilson '15 was able to get out of his head and played two great games to split the openers 1-1 at the #8 position.  He simply couldn't execute all of his shots and lost 1-3.  Tanner Tomasi '14 earned a great victory at #7 with some well played forehand rails and great gets.  He won 3-1.  #6 George Fowlkes '14 continues to improve and went five in his match.  He just couldn't consistently hit his shots and lost 5-11 in the fifth.  At #5 Peter Hoover '14 had some good depth but his inability to hit his drop meant he fell in three.  At #4, Jack Harrison '14 also struggled to make proper contact with the ball and seemed slow on the court.  He lost 1-3.  # 3 Sam Perkins '14 played well against his left-handed opponent but couldn't close out the match and lost 4-11 in the fifth.  #2 Sam Lewis controlled the T and hit some ridiculous drops to win his match in four.  Worth noting was #1 Hayden Dunham's match, a five-gamer that featured incredible shot-making, amazing gets, and a fifth game score of 13-11.  It was one of the most memorable matches we've seen this year!