All posts tagged "tennis"
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Tennis teams end season triumphantly
In a record-breaking season, both the men’s and women’s tennis teams have set a new precedent for teams to come. The girls have formed...
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Women’s tennis team dominates start of season
As she swings her racquet and hits the ball across the net, senior Jamie Knox scores yet another point for the undefeated women’s varsity...
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Athlete Of The Week | Jamie Knox | Women’s Tennis
How long have you been playing tennis? “I have been playing tennis seriously for about four years, since freshman year. I have been playing recreationally...
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Athlete of the Week: Joseph Schneider
Joseph Schneider Men’s Tennis How long have you been playing tennis? I have been playing tennis for 14 years. What has been your biggest accomplishment...
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Athlete of the Week: Peyton Wageman
PEYTON WAGEMAN Women’s Tennis How long have you been playing tennis? Competitively, I have been playing since freshman year. However, when I was young I...
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Athlete of the Week: Will Burken
How long have you been playing tennis? I’ve been playing for about three months, but it’s been non-stop because you can’t cheat the grind. What...
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Young tennis team readies for upcoming season
Though this year’s women’s tennis team members may be starting off young with only one returning senior, they have plans for quickly developing winning ways...
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Love-Love Your Team: Women’s tennis prepares for successful season
A smack reverberated through the tennis courts as senior Mia Poleksic crushed the ball over the net. “Nice shot, Mia,” a supportive parent sitting in...
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Unforgiving spring weather impacts sports seasons
Not only does the weather affect roads or schools, but it also affects spring sports. Men’s soccer, women’s tennis and women’s track are just a...
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On tennis team, Ju is better than one
Meg Lane/Staff Writer They always say that two is better than one. It looks like that could be the case with the CFHS men’s tennis...
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Geography teacher traveling to Koreas to extend learning
This summer, Advanced Placement Human Geography (APHUG) teacher, Traci Lake will fly to Seoul, South Korea, for a conference to learn more about the Korean Peninsula and how it...
