MLWGS girls’ tennis competes in the VHSL State Championship Semi-Final match on Tuesday

We have good news about our girls’ tennis team! They won the Division 3 Regional final and have advanced to the state tournament. Additionally, Kirby Westerfield (’22-Hanover) won the regional singles tournament, and Kirby and Naadia Rashid (’23-Chesterfield) won the regional doubles tournament.

The VHSL state tournament began last Friday with the team winning a quarterfinal match against New Kent. Next up, the team plays Tabb High School in a semi-final match at Hermitage High School on Tuesday at 4 pm. 

Go Dragons and Coach Hillary Gawne!  Good luck.

Ava Blasch

Kirby Westerfield

Katie Hollister

Naadia Rashid

Sowmya Narra

Anna Newell

Sivani Nemani

Aashka Shah

Waverly Tang

Sruthi Vegunta

Anusha Algappan

Anna Kim

Akshaya Ramasamy

Martina Ribera

Athletic training services are provided by @vcuhealth. 

 

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