Bulldogs Secure Fourth-Straight Title

For three-straight seasons, the Bedford boys tennis team dominated New Hampshire Division II opponents.

This year, the team moved up to Division I and continued the trend against more formidable competition.

In fact, the top-seeded Bulldogs didn't lose a contest this season, and Tuesday they placed an exclamation point at the end of their first D-I campaign with a 6-3 triumph over No. 3 Exeter at Manchester West High School.

BHS – which has dropped only one contest in the last four years – were led by singles wins by McKinley Grimes, Jim Delahunty, Dan Soucy and Ian Horne.

According to the Union Leader, Bedford also garnered doubles victories from Grimes and Soucy and also Delahunty and Horne.

Now, the fourth-ranked Bedford High School girls tennis team looks to follow suit as they take aim at a second title in three years when they face top-seeded Bishop Guertin at 4 p.m. Thursday at Manchester West. The contest was postponed due to the potential for inclement weather Wednesday afternoon.