Badminton Out & About: Como Park vs Hmong Academy 4.28.2017

COMO PARK 5, HMONG ACADEMY 2

Como Park beat Twin Cities Athletic Conference leader Hmong Academy in a non conference match up at the Cougars home Friday afternoon. Como swept the doubles and split the singles taking the first two for their win. HA was competitive in the singles category with five sets decided by three points or less. CP’s Taw Bee won the first set at second singles in extra points 25-23. The margins went up by a factor of five in doubles. Most matches there were decided by double digits.

Earlier this year HA lost to Humboldt 7-0 in a foray into the St. Paul Conference.

SINGLES
1. Tu Lor Eh Paw, CP def Koussy Yang 21-7, 21-8
2. Taw Bee, CP def Kimbo Vang 25-23, 21-18
3. Neng Thao, HA def Kabao Xiong 21-18, 21-19
4. Sheng Heng, HA def Mai Lee Yang 21-19, 21-12

DOUBLES
1. Yia Yang/Zoua Xiong, CP def Mai Yer Vang/Mu Yei Hser 21-6, 21-6
2. Mariah Aye Meh/Ju Be Lee Thoo, CP def Steena Moo/Khula Yang 21-7, 21-11
3. Shar Too/Hsi Hsi, CP def Kao Yer Thao/Sheng Thao 21-9, 21-17

BY THE NUMBERS
SINGLES
Matches
: split 2-2 .500
Games: split 4-4 .500
points: Como Park 156-140 .527
decided by 10+: Como Park 2-0 1.000
decided by 3-: Hmong Academy 3-2 .600
margin: Como Park 2.000
DOUBLES
Matches
: Como Park 3-0 1.000
Games: Como Park 6-0 1.000
points: Como Park 126-56 .692
decided by 10+: Como Park 5-0 1.000
decided by 3-: none
margin: Como Park 11.667

FIRST SINGLES

tu lor eh PAW 2, koussy VANG 0
(21-7, 21-8)

Como’s Tu Lor Eh Paw moved to 9-5 on the season with a sweep over Koussy Vang. Paw built up steam in each set closing with runs of eight and nine. Once Paw reached the half way point at 11, she “won” 20-3 the rest of the way combining each set. In the first set Paw had a magnet for the right side picking up 15 of her 18 winners on that side of the floor. In the second set she worked more of the front court with eight of her twelve winners landing there. Vang struggled to pick up winners ending up with eight for the match. Most of this match was spent in the three stroke zone. 40% of the points scored by Paw came in that category. Paw won the three strokes 17-1 (.944).

Both teams have one week left of conference action before the conference tournaments. Those events will be fine tuning for the state tournament, which is rapidly approaching on May 17 and 18 with both days at Burnsville.

Category PAW VANG
Side out 5/10-.500 4/11-.364
3+ Runs 6 1
Longest point string 9 3
Service points 32 6
Overall points 42 15
Points after 11 20 3
Points after own errors 5/7-.714 1/12-.083
Strokes 140 37
Strokes per point 3.333 2.467
5+ rallies 10 2
2- rallies 14 9
WINNERS 30 8
Aces 1 0
Blocks 1 0
Clears 9 3
Drives 1 1
Drops 6 0
Soft drives 9 3
Smashes 3 1
ERRORS 7 12
Deep 1 1
Fan 0 1
Net 2 6
Wide 1 4
WINNER LOCATION    
Back 8 3
Middle 5 2
Front 17 3
Left 8 4
Right 22 4
Serve 3 0
W:E Ratio 4.286 0.667
Margin 13.500  
Set Point % 2/2-1.000  
Time 11:00.11  

 

 

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