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Junior Nationals 2003 March 7-9, 2003

Emery Maine (rear) vs. Kristen Lange in the GU15 Final. Photo by Julieanne Harris. Boys Under 13 Final: Todd Harrity d. Steve Harrington 6; 1; 2 Boys Under 15 Final: Trevor McGuinnes d. J. Endresen 1; 2; 1 Boys U17 Final: Ethan Oetter d. Max Samuel (7); (8-10); 7; 6; 2 Boys U19 Final: Gilly Lane d. Tim Callahan 1; 10-8; 5 Girls U13 Final: Emily Park d. Katie Ballaine 0; 1; 0 Girls U15 Final: Kristen Lange (pictured above) d. (1) Emery Maine 3; (1); 5; (1); 5 Girls U17 Final: Sydney Scott d. (5) Stephanie Barnet 3; 3; 0 Girls U19 Final: Lily Lorentzen d. (2) Lauren McCrery 7; 3; 4 Read the full story in the May edition of Squash Magazine. Complete results available at tennisinformation.com

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