Girls Varsity Tennis wins the Class 2 team state title. The team achieved the triple crown, winning the singles, doubles and team title and remained undefeated throughout the season. “It’s a full circle moment to experience and be a part of the triple crown,” Jenna Song (12) said. “It’s really meaningful to begin my freshman year with a triple crown, and end with one as well.”
Girls Varsity Tennis wins state title Oct. 31
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