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The Charles B. Aycock High School Lady Golden Falcons are headed for a rebuilding year with only one starter returning. "We only have our number one and our number seven out of our top nine players from last year's 23-3 squad," said head coach Donald Clark.
Clark will be starting his fourth year at Aycock and his thirtieth year in high school women's tennis, compiling a 48-20 overall record at Aycock in three seasons and going 437-186 in twenty-six years at Greene Central High School.
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Forbush High School has fifteen new players in its program for 2025 and two starters returning.
Head Coach Justin Vestal is beginning his thirteenth season with the school and has an overall record of 102-80 in twelve years.
The squad held its first practice at 4:30 p.m. on Wednesday, July 30th in the school gym due to heat restrictions.
"We've had outstanding participation at off-season workouts, looking forward to seeing that momentum carry over into regular practices," said Coach Vestal.
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North Lincoln High School will have 34 players on its 2025 squad. The Lady Knights return four starters and ten returning seniors.
Neill Tapp is beginning his seventh season as the head coach of the Lady Knights. He has an overall record of 75-18 in six seasons.
North Lincoln opens its season on Thursday, August 14th at home against Mooresville High School at 4:00 p.m.
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Fayetteville Terry Sanford returns its top ten players from last year and has added three players to its roster. "We look to compete for a state title this season in a tough 6-A classification," said head coach Christopher Goodman.
Coach Goodman is starting his fifth seson with the Lady Bulldogs. He has compiled an overall record of 58-5 in his first four seasons.
Terry Sanford will be led by junior Pauline Bui and senior Loren Galaviz. Bui and Galaviz won the 2023 3-A state doubles title. Bui won the 2024 3-A state singles title while Galaviz won the 3-A state doubles title again in 2024. Two newcomers who are expected to contribute are freshman Elizabeth Harrell and junior Mhea Robinson.
"The early focus in practice has been on proper footwork and conditioning. We are super excited for an awesome season," said Coach Goodman. "The team has put together a tough non-conference schedule which includes Cardinal Gibbons, Broughton, Carrboro, and Pinecrest."