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HHS girls tennis serves up success at home
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April 16, 2025
HHS girls tennis serves up success at home
By Patrick Ford Editor

The competition was fierce as the Henryetta Lady Knights hosted another standout high school tennis tournament on April 11. With matches held across both the school and city courts – an incredible dual- site setup made possible by the ongoing support of the community and coaching staff – the Lady Knights battled through a hot, grueling day and came out swinging.

In a tournament packed with talent, Henryetta finished an impressive 2nd place overall with 29 team points, falling just one point shy of topranked Riverfield. The day’s action saw several standout performances from our Knights across both singles and doubles play, reinforcing the rich tradition of tennis excellence Henryetta is known for.

— Top Performers

• 1 Singles: Abbi Dodge powered her way to a 3rd place finish, continuing to shine as a consistent force on the court. Fellow teammate Annika Kramer placed 7th, showing grit against a stacked bracket.

• 2 Singles: Connie Dong dazzled the crowd with a 2nd place finish, showcasing her quick reflexes and court awareness. Winzly Bussey added a 7th place finish with her tenacity and strong baseline play.

• 1 Doubles: The dynamic duo of Casidy Bailey and Violet Layman battled their way to an impressive 2nd place finish, while Aubrey Macaluso and Maddie Rock scored a solid 5th place.

• 2 Doubles: The unstoppable team of Brooke Bailey and Bayleigh Wolfe stormed through the bracket to take 1st place, bringing home gold and adding a huge boost to the team total. Mykah Hott and Peyton Wind also fought hard and earned 7th.

– With this level of skill and heart, the future is bright for the Lady Knights tennis program – tradition continues to thrive in Henryetta.

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