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He found himself trailing in two of his three Vibram Five Fingers Women before rallying in each. He trailed Kevin Vonfeldt of Larned, 5-0, in his opening match before rallying for an 8-6 triumph. In his final match, he was trailing, 4-1, to Liberal's Josh Hamilton before making another comeback to win, 8-5. In between he rolled over Dodge City's Hendrick Kronsbein, 8-1."I was able to come back by playing over the net," Kyaw said. "Men's Vibram Five fingers Men's KSO Grey White was nervous at the start but coach just said to keep patient. My drop shots were working today and it helped that it wasn't too windy today." Brennan and Denton Keller, the No. 2 doubles team, continued to show steady improvement by going 3-0 to win their division. It was their 8-4 victory over Liberal's Ozzy Villarreal and Tony Rodriquez Women's Vibram Five Fingers KSO Blue Gray served as the tiebreaker to give the Buffs the team title. "We've been playing in some pretty tough tournaments, and those were eye openers for us," said Denton, a sophomore. "We're just hoping to play some quality opponents and get key wins." For his brother Brennan, a junior, the tourney title was another step along the way of getting better. "The chemistry has been really good for us," Brennan said. "We both know what the other is thinking and doing. We like playing together and being out there today felt really good. The key today Women's Vibram Five Fingers KSO Camo Light Blue Gray breaking serves, it really gets in their head when you do that." For Blake Stucky, the Buffs' No. 1 singles player, finishing third was a little disappointing, but he said overall the day went well. In his opening loss to eventual champion Jaret Johnson of Larned (8-3) the string on his racket broke when the score was at 2-3.