Concord Monitor
Bow boys tennis team falls to Hollis Brookline in D-II semis
Bow High School boys tennis team fell 5-4 to the Hollis Brookline Cavaliers on Tuesday, but Coach Jay Yvars is optimistic for the future with a host of underclassmen returning next year.
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