Sports Briefs: Tam’s rackets sweep past San Rafael

Lina Stuart moved up to No. 1 on the singles ladder for Tam on Wednesday and proved she was up for the challenge as she defeated San Rafael’s Shaylee McCulley, 6-1, 6-0, to lead the Hawks past the Bulldogs, 7-0.

Maria-Jose Stuart, Louise McGinness and Hannah Periana also scored singles wins in straight sets for the Hawks.

• The Falcons didn’t drop a set as Archie Williams swept Novato, 7-0, on Tuesday. Archie Williams’ No. 1 singles player, Carly Amborn, continues to be a dominant force with her 6-1, 6-0 victory over the Hornets’ Payton Grafeld. The Falcons’ Amalya Rajpana also won 6-1, 6-0 over Taylor Wong at No. 3 singles.

Girls golf

Low medalist Amy Yang fired a 34 t lead the Branson School past Terra Linda, 173-183, at McInnis on Wednesday.

Trojans freshman Mia Schlotman carded a career-low 44.

• Piper Egan earned low medalist honors with a 46 at Marin Country Club to lead Terra Linda past Novato, 227-247, on Tuesday. Briana Georgeson led the Hornets with a 52.

Women’s golf

Dominican finished 10th at the Wasatch Invitational after the final round Tuesday at Glenmoor Golf Course in South Jordan, Utah.

Claire Shubin started slow with back-to-back rounds of 5-over 77 but she had things rolling in the final round as back-to-back birdies on 16 and 17 helped her make the turn at even par. She continued that pace in the front nine as she followed her two bogeys with a birdie each time to remain at even par and move up 10 spots into a tie for eighth. She was second among PacWest competitors to Madison Voisard of Biola who finished one stroke ahead of Shubin at 9 over to tie for sixth.

In the final round of competition Angelica Antonio shot her second consecutive round of 6-over 78 to finish tied for 26th overall at 21 over par. Alissa Salazar used a strong front nine with five pars in the final round to push her four spots up the individual leaderboard into a tie for 56th at 42 over par where she was tied with her teammate Crystal Yi. Kelsey Bas rounded out the team with a 57 over par to finish in 66th overall.

Dominican will be back on the course for the Sonoma State Fall Invitational beginning Monday at Valley of the Moon Club.

Open positions

Redwood High School is hiring for the following positions: Head coach frosh boys basketball, head coach frosh baseball and assistant coach cheerleading. For more information, contact athletics director Jessica Peisch at jpeisch@tamdistrict.org.