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The following players have been named to the 2024 North Carolina High School Tennis Coaches Association Men's Tennis 2-A All-State Team.
William Drake (Greene Central) (senior)
Billy Mac Clement (Rutherford-Spindale Central) (senior)
Luke Borders (East Burke) (freshman)
Alphonso Sison (Franklin Academy) (junior)
Matthew Southern (Research Triangle) (senior)
Jackson Doyle (Research Triangle) (senior)
Aryan Vinay (North Carolina School of Science and Math) (senior)
Sid Gupta (North Carolina School of Science and Math) (junior)
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The following players have been named to the 2024 North Carolina High School Tennis Coaches Association Men's Tennis 1-A All-State Team.
Nathan Bermeo (Eno River Acadeny) (junior)
Luke Ansari (Bishop McGuinness) (freshman)
Nikhil Deshpande (Langtree Charter Academy) (junior)
Davin Hyche (North Carolina School of Science and Math: Morganton) (senior)
Prahalad Srinivasan (Triangle Science and Math Academy) (junior)
Cooper Fielding (Triangle Science and Math Academy) (freshman)
Julian Monzavifar (North Carolina School of Science and Math: Morganton) (junior)
Josh Banchik (North Carolina School of Science and Math: Morganton) (junior)
Aidan Ballard (Elkin) (sophomore)
Connor Ballard (Elkin) (sophomore)
Kannon Strickland (Mount Airy) (sophomore)
Connor Sechrist (Mount Airy) (junior)
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Pinecrest High School's Marshall Landry is the 2023 recipient of the USTA North Carolina Coach Don Skakle High School Male Player of the Year award. Landry is currently a freshman on the men's tennis team at Mississippi State University.
Landry won the 2023 North Carolina High School Athletic Association 4-A singles championship at Raleigh Millbrook Exchange Park.
Congratulations to Marshall, and to Pinecrest coach Gail Deese, pictured displaying state championship rings presented by their school at a recent home basketball game.
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The NCHSAA conducted its 2023 Women's Dual Team Championships on Saturday, November 4th, with Mount Airy, Hendersonville, Lake Norman Charter, and Myers Park earning the titles.
In 1-A, Mount Airy topped Voyager Academy in convincing fashion, winning 5-0, and losing only 11 games in the process.
In 2-A, Hendersonville won its fourth consecutive state championship with a 5-2 win over Research Triangle.
In 3-A, Lake Norman Charter defeated Fayetteville Terry Sanford, 5-4, in a match decided by a tiebreaker at No. 3 doubles.
And, in 4-A, in another 5-4 battle, Myers Park defeated New Hanover on the strength of a third-set tiebreak win at No. 5 singles.
Click here for a complete recap of the tournament finals.
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The North Carolina High School Athletic Association crowned its 2023 women's individual tennis champions at state tournaments taking place on October 27th & 28th.
At the 1A tournament, played at the Cary Tennis Park, Highland Tech's Madison Darnell claimed the singles title, while the team of Sasha Korjova and Brianna Viets of Triangle Math & Science won the doubles championship.
In 2A play at Ting Park in Holly Springs, Olivia Hankinson of Reasearch Triangle defended her singles crown, and Hendersonville's Eliza Perry and Ramsey Ross earned their third consecutive doubles titles.
At the 3A tournament, played at Burlington Tennis Center, McKinley Battle of Rocky Mount won the singles championship, while Pauline Bui and Loren Galavis of Fayetteville Terry Sanford won the doubles title.
And, in 4A play, at Millbrook Exchange Tennis Center in Raleigh, Broughton's Allison Harris won the singles title, and Apex Friendship's Julianne and Caroline Izod won the doubles championship.
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Congratulations to all the champions, as well as all the other participants in this year's individual tournament.