It was a morning full of rain that almost threatened the City College tennis team’s match against Cosumnes River Feb. 25, but the clouds gave way and the sun revealed itself just in time for the first home tennis match. The men’s team lost by 9-0 and the women’s lost team by 7-2.

Playing a match at home came as a relief to first-year competitor Lynda Thomas.

“We had to travel,” Thomas said referring to their first two games against Shasta College and College of the Sequoias. “We were in vans for over six hours!”

With a home court advantage and clear skies on their side, the team’s spirit was indeed high on game day, as the Panthers backhand and rallies the ball back and forth between the courts. However, the Cosumnes River Hawks managed to soar over the Panthers.

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According to tennis head coach David Griffin, Chris Salazar, Tri Nguyen, Lia Ivanov and Whitney Imura are the key players of the team.

Standing on the other side of the fence are former tennis team members Irina Yakimchuk and Yana Buryak who continue to attend and support the Panthers because they enjoy the “very friendly atmosphere” the games offer.

The team’s next match is a home game set for Tuesday, March.1 at 1 p.m. against Fresno City College.

For the season schedule and more information about City College’s tennis team, click here.