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‘Twin Towers’ to ‘Sassy Sisters,’ now champions

Bea and Boylan connection is paying off on the tennis court

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Rebecca Boylan (right) delivers a serve, while Beyonce Bea readies for the return. On May 13, the Washougal High School junior and sophomore captured the 2A sub-district doubles championship, at the Mint Valley Racquet Club in Longview.

The first time Beyonce Bea and Rebecca Boylan played tennis together, head coach Angie Watts saw something special.

Both Washougal High School Panthers stood 6-feet tall and had an impressive wingspan. Their first nickname developed out of those natural traits. Together, they were the “twin towers.”

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