Triston Herbst
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- Height:
- 5'11"
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- Weight:
- 195
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- Hometown:
- Park City, KS
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- Year:
- SO
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- High School:
- Valley Center
News mentions
The dust has settled after three days of competition in Plano, Texas, with four flights remaining intact for the No. 16 ranked Barton Community College men’s tennis team in the NJCAA Division I National Tennis Championship. Sending six into Wednesday’s round of play, the Cougars had four survive and advance to climb in the team rankings two spots to 20th. Barton will resume their quest for a back draw championship with semifinal action beginning with three singles matches at 11:00 a.m. followed by their lone doubles team remaining slated for a 2:00 p.m. first serve.
The No. 16 ranked Barton Community College men’s tennis team completed the second day of play in Plano, Texas, with six flights intact in the NJCAA Division I National Tennis Championship. The Cougars dropped seven spots to 22nd, suffering three season ending losses, but will send six to Wednesday’s back draw in elimination play.
The No. 16 ranked Barton Community College men’s tennis team began play today at the NJCAA Division I National Tennis Championship in Plano, Texas. The Cougars came away from day one’s action in 15th place with a victory in the No. 1 doubles match as Barton dropped six of its other seven scheduled matches for today. Barton will send two flights to the court on Tuesday for the first time, being joined by in the second round by the doubles team, with six flights beginning their quest for a back draw championship.
The No. 16 ranked Barton Community College men’s tennis team wrapped up the regular season on Tuesday, dropping a 9-0 conference loss to No. 9 Cowley College at Great Bend's Veteran's Memorial Park tennis courts. The Cougars will take the next ten days trading the competitive court to the practice court in preparation of hosting the Region VI Championship April 22-23.
The Barton County Community College men’s tennis team split a pair of home matchups Monday at Great Bend’s Veterans Memorial Park tennis courts. In the morning action, the No. 16 Cougars opened conference play taking on the nation’s fourth ranked Saints of Seward County Community College losing 8-1 before capping the day with a 7-2 defeat over Iowa Central Community College. Now 5-5 on the year, the Cougars will head south to Oklahoma City for the weekend participating in the Seminole State College Dual Match Invite held at the Oklahoma Tennis Center.