Whitehall finished third in Saturday's GMAA tournament, scoring 29 points, and Reeths-Puffer placed sixth with 12 points.
The story of the day was Mona Shores making meet history and winning all eight flight championships, the first time a school has accomplished the feat.
No, 1 singles player Wyatt Burger won two matches for Whitehall, both in straight sets, and Jones McDowell did the same at No. 3 singles. Scout Freiheit won twice at No. 4 singles, once by default.
In doubles play, Jonathan Roberge/Jack Koegel won twice for Whitehall at the No. 2 flight, one of them a had-fought three-set win over Fruitport, and at the No. 4 flight, Barrett Chapman/Alden Johnsen won twice, one of them by default. The Vikings' No. 1 and No. 3 flights - Remington Whelpley/Lukas McKee and Tanner Osmun/Liam Nicholas - each picked up one win.
For the Rockets, the top two singles plaers - Henrik Ketner and Roman Ponce - each got a win. Bradley Gaunt/Cameron Mock won once at No. 2 doubles, and Zayden Zlotnicki won once by default at No. 4 doubles.
