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Mayo Wins Fourth Straight Class 3A Tennis Title

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Mayo Wins Fourth Straight Class 3A Tennis Title

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Rochester Mayo won its fourth consecutive Class 3A girls tennis team championship, defeating second-seeded Edina 6-1 in the final. The top-seeded Spartans dominated the tournament, shutting out Stillwater and Mounds View 7-0 before the championship match. Mayo’s title extended a sustained run of success at the state tournament, where the team has competed for 14 consecutive years.

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