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Tiger boys’ tennis onto state quarterfinals
Senior Spencer Copeland slices a backhand competing against Colchester during the playoff match on Tuesday. Copeland won two sets against Colchester’s Nate Myers, helping MUHS advance to the quarterfinals, where they will host No. 5 Brattleboro. Independent photo/Steve James
June 4, 2026
MUHS defeated Colchester, 6-1, to earn a spot in the next round of playoffs.
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