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River’s Piper Rylander, Prairie’s Emma Tuttle become tennis team leaders

Pair go from eager up-and-comers to steadfast seniors

By , Columbian sports staff
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Prairie High senior Emma Tuttle is the Falcons' No. 1 singles player. She has high hopes for a spring season that is just getting started.
Prairie High senior Emma Tuttle is the Falcons' No. 1 singles player. She has high hopes for a spring season that is just getting started. (Photos by Jeff Klein/The Columbian) Photo Gallery

From up-and-coming players to senior leaders, Piper Rylander of Columbia River and Emma Tuttle of Prairie have grown into tennis.

The pair have known each other from their days as kids learning the sport at Vancouver Tennis Center.

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