MLWGS boys tennis advances to the VHSL State final match on June 9th

“Tennis is mostly mental. You win or lose the match before you even go out there.”  Venus Williams

The boy’s tennis team has played and won their way to the VHSL State Championship Game on Thursday, June 9 at Virginia Tech against Wilson Memorial HS. 

Go Dragons…you are ready!

The team is coached by faculty member Jennifer Todd. 

Ronit Jain (12C)
Alan Watts (12C)
Michael Kish (12)
Andrew Park (12)
Akshay Pappu (11)
Carson Wang (11)
Christian Walsh (11)
Ryan Marks (11)
Alex Percey (10)
Ethan Choe (10)
Rowan Mueller (10)
Davis Voelzke (9)

Athletic training services are provided by @vcuhealth. 

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