A trio of players each won two championships during the annual Hub City Open Tennis tournament at the Northern State Courts on Sunday.
Josh Hadler won the men's open singles title before teaming with Gregg Magera to win the men's open doubles division.
Cason Hellwig won the men's 4.5 singles crown and teamed with Jack Riggs to win the men's 9.0 doubles championship.
Emily Ringgenberg, of Aberdeen, chases down a volley during a singles final Sunday at the Hub City Open Tennis Tournament on the Northern State University tennis courts. Photo by John Davis taken 7/24/2022
Emily Ringgenberg won a pair of doubles titles. She teamed with high school partner Alice Vogel to grab the women's open doubles crown, and then paired with Colton Hellwig to earn the open mixed doubles championship.
MEN’S DIVISION
Open Singles
Josh Hadler def. Ian Ahlberg, 6-1, 6-0; Zach Gonsor def. John Vogel, 7-5, 6-0.
Championship: Hadler def. Gonsor, 6-0, 6-4.
Consolation championship: Ah
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